Knitwear
T-shirts, polos and sweats in jersey, rib and fleece, with fit, weight and finish developed to your brief.
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Garments, fabrics & yarns.
Surajmal Shobhachand handles knitwear, woven garments, fabrics and yarns for private-label ranges and orders split across EU destinations. Start with one product specification and identify where each quantity will be sold; destination versions can then be approved together. Production through India or Bangladesh is assessed against construction, quantity, certification and delivery requirements.
Woven garments
Shirts, blouses, dresses and trousers, from repeat styles to seasonal collections for women, men and children.
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Fabrics
Woven and knitted cloth, greige, dyed or finished, to the composition, weight and usable width in your brief.
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Yarns
Ring-spun, open-end, combed and carded options, with count and blend matched to your end use.
View rangePrepared for the European UnionOne product specification.
One product specification.
Each destination accounted for.
A range sold across the EU needs a clear record of what stays common and what changes by destination. Surajmal Shobhachand agrees the sample, label versions and supporting evidence before bulk production.
A sweatshirt order across EU destinations
Approve the common garment
Set fabric weight, handle, measurements, shrinkage allowance and construction against one sealed sample.
Map the destination versions
List quantities by destination and size, with the required label artwork and operator information supplied for review.
Agree the test and inspection scope
Confirm the applicable product and material checks and how their evidence will be identified against the order.
Release the correct packing version
Approve labels, colour and size identification, carton allocation and the document set for each agreed destination.
Labelling & regulatory guidance
Destination label sets and supporting evidence agreed before bulk.
We turn the product specification and destination list into the controls below, then hand over the agreed evidence with the order.
Textile information
We prepare fibre composition using recognised names and include non-textile parts of animal origin where applicable.[1][2]
Destination languages
Required fibre information is set against each destination’s language requirements. Care and size are handled separately to the agreed commercial specification.[2]
Product identification
Product, operator and EU responsible-person details are captured where applicable, with the supporting product-safety records assembled for handover.[3]
Restricted substances
We set the test scope against the agreed EU REACH requirements and provide the relevant reports.[4]
Safety and inspection
Construction risks, including relevant children’s-garment hazards, are reviewed during development. Measurements, finish and packing are checked to the sealed sample and your agreed AQL.[5]
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Order planningPlan the sample.
Plan the sample.
Agree the schedule.
Surajmal Shobhachand plans the sample and production schedule around the complete destination list. Share quantities by style, colour and destination early so artwork versions and delivery splits are included in the quotation.
- First garment samples
- 4–10 days
After brief confirmation; development scope agreed at the start.
- Garment production
- From 35 days
After approval, depending on construction and quantity.
- Minimum order
- By specification
Set per style or material and confirmed at enquiry.
- Delivery
- Agreed at quotation
Production and shipping planned against your required arrival date.
For fabric, yarn and specialist development, we confirm sample and production timings against your brief.
Common Questions
Before you place an order.
Can you prepare labels for several EU destinations?
Yes. We set fibre information in the required destination languages and approve each physical label against its artwork before bulk.[2]
What EU product records do you hand over?
We provide the agreed test reports, inspection evidence, product and material records, and export documents. The exact pack is set during development.[3][5]
How do you handle EU REACH testing?
We test to the agreed restricted-substance scope, using accredited third-party testing where the programme or certification requires it.[4]
What order sizes do you work with?
We work across a wide range, from small and emerging brands to the largest global retailers. Minimums are set per style and confirmed at enquiry.
Can one programme cover EU and UK orders?
Yes. We set the label, chemical-compliance and documentation scope for each destination during development, then approve each required version before bulk.
Start a conversationWhat are you sourcing
What are you sourcing
for the European Union?
Tell us the product or material, quantities, EU destinations and required arrival dates. Add any existing specification, target price or testing requirements.
Discuss your requirement→We respond within 24 hours with the next steps for development and costing.