One partner,
idea to shipped.
From a brand, a design, your own fabric, or just an idea, we take it to shipped goods. Design, development, sampling and quality control are in-house; production runs across our network.
Three ways to have it made.
The difference that matters is who sources the fabric and what the quote covers. Not sure which one you are asking for? Send the style and quantity and we will tell you.
| Private Label | Full-Package (FOB) | Contract & CMT | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fabric & trims | We source, to your approval | We source, end to end | You supply or nominate |
| You provide | Brand direction, tech-pack or reference | Spec, approvals, destination terms | Fabric, plus tech-pack or patterns |
| Branding | Your labels, tags and packaging to spec | Yours, or unbranded | Yours, specified by you |
| The quote covers | Materials, making, finishing, your labels and packing, on your Incoterm | Materials, making, finishing and packing, on your Incoterm | Cutting, making, trimming and finishing only |
| What sets the timeline | Label, tag and packaging sign-off, running alongside fit approval | Fabric development, usually the longest single step | Your fabric reaching the floor |
| Choose it when | Shelf-ready goods under your own label | One partner accountable for the whole build | Fabric you already control |
Private label and full-package overlap: most private label programmes run on a full-package basis. The distinction is that your branding, from labels to packaging, is a defined deliverable approved before bulk.
Feasibility and an indicative cost come back within 24 hours.
In-house development, then a first sample against your brief.
Your signed-off sample becomes the standard bulk is measured against.
Bulk runs with inline inspection, timed to construction and quantity.
Final inspection, packing and documents, on your Incoterms.
Which model should I choose?
If you want finished goods carrying your own brand, private label. If you want one partner to source, make and ship the whole programme, full-package (FOB). If you already own or have nominated your fabric, contract or CMT. If you are unsure, send the style and quantity and we will set out the closest model and why.
What is the difference between private label and full-package?
They overlap: most private label orders run on a full-package basis. The distinction is emphasis. Full-package describes who sources and manages the whole build; private label describes goods made to carry your brand, where labels, trims and packaging are defined deliverables approved before bulk.
What do you need from me to quote?
A tech-pack, reference or sketch, the quantity you are planning, your target delivery window, and the destination and Incoterm if you know them. A target price helps us engineer to it instead of quoting past it.
How quickly can I see a sample?
First samples are typically out within 4 to 10 days of an agreed brief. Enquiries are answered within 24 hours.
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 by construction and fabric, then confirmed at enquiry. There is no blanket number.
Can you source from both India and Bangladesh?
Yes. Mixed-origin programmes run under a single relationship, with one desk managing both, so you place one order and receive consolidated, documented shipments.
What certifications do you work to?
GOTS for certified organic fabrics, OEKO-TEX for restricted-substance assurance, BSCI for social compliance and ISO 9001 for quality management, with lab testing in-house and audited compliance across our network.
Where do you export to?
Worldwide. We ship on your Incoterms with export documentation handled as part of the programme.
See it before you commit.
We dispatch swatches and sealed samples against your brief, no full order required. Samples out within 4 to 10 days.
Request a SampleWe respond within 24 hours.