Manufacturing.
From brief to garment.
A clear specification connects material selection, pattern-making, sampling and bulk garment manufacturing.
See our workshop
See the work in progress.
Short clips filmed in our own workshop: garment sewing, template-guided stitching and pressing.
Garment sewing
Guiding garment panels through an industrial sewing machine.
Open video separatelyTemplate-guided stitching
Positioning fabric pieces in a template for machine stitching.
Open video separatelyGarment pressing
Pressing and arranging garments during finishing.
Open video separatelyA manufacturing conversation, step by step.
Define the garment
Agree the intended use, design reference, dimensions, colours, quantity and destination.
Review materials & construction
Discuss fabric and trims, pocket layout, closures, seam details and branding requirements.
Develop the pattern & sample
Review fit, measurements and construction. Record revisions and confirm the sample before production.
Plan the production order
Confirm quantities by size and colour, approved specifications, inspection expectations and schedule.
Check garments & packing
Review the agreed workmanship, measurements, labels and packing requirements before shipment arrangements.
Keep the reference clear.
For supplier evaluation, ask our team for current sample-room and production information relevant to your project.
What to establish
- Approved sample and specification revision
- Materials and size breakdown
- Inspection points and acceptance criteria
- Label, packing and shipment requirements
Prepare your custom workwear project.
Practical buyer guides and blank planning worksheets for your garment brief, sample approval and production discussion.
Ready to discuss your custom order?
Share the garment type, quantity, destination and your reference materials.