ManufacturerSeongnam, South KoreaMade in China
빅인씨앤티
빅인씨앤티 operates the SOCKFACTORY service for custom casual, sports, thermal and character socks.
Supplier directory
Find who can make your clothing.
Print-on-demand providers, print shops, blank wholesalers and clothing manufacturers. Compare what they make, their minimums, pricing and shipping, with the source for each detail.
2,136 suppliers in 101 countries. Listing is free, and nobody pays to rank. Use it from your AI agent
How the directory lists suppliers
Listed, never ranked
Suppliers appear A to Z. Nobody pays for placement, and a listing is not a recommendation.
Every detail has a source
Each fact links to the public page it came from, with the date it was checked.
Businesses keep it current
Suppliers can claim their profile for free, correct it and add what they make.
Four kinds of supplier
Which supplier do you need?
Start from what you want to do. Each kind works differently on minimums, cost per piece and who ships to your customer.
- 01 / Sell without stock
Print on demand
Each item is printed when an order comes in and shipped straight to your customer.
209 listed - 02 / A batch for a drop or event
Print shops
Screen printing, embroidery, DTF and more on a batch of garments, delivered to you.
1,503 listed - 03 / Plain blanks in volume
Blank wholesalers
Plain garments in volume, to decorate yourself or send to your printer.
136 listed - 04 / Your own garment
Clothing manufacturers
Factories that sew your own design, fabric, fit and labels from samples to bulk.
737 listed
All suppliers2,136
A to Z, with no paid placement.
Print shopUnited States
12ozCollective
12ozCollective offers screen printing, embroidery, private labeling and apparel prototyping, with a Columbia Falls, Montana facility and business-to-business and direct-to-consumer fulfillment.
Print shopThailand
1DayPremium
1DayPremium supplies blank cotton tees and polos with screen printing, DTF and embroidery.
Print shop +1Milano, Italy
2Express
2Express is a Milan apparel decorator offering printed and embroidered clothing and socks.
Print shopUnited States
2TallSistersLLC
2TallSistersLLC offers personal embroidery and photo-printed T-shirts in Crossville, Tennessee, alongside creative sewing services.
Print shopUnited States
317 Graphics and Apparel
317 Graphics and Apparel screen prints and embroiders custom apparel in Plainfield, Indiana, and manages branded team stores with nationwide supporter shipping and local pickup.
Print shop +2Thailand
42DAN
42DAN supplies blank T-shirts and polos and offers screen printing, embroidery and cut-and-sew production.
Print shopLeland, United States
42 & Ink Printing Co.
42 & Ink Printing Co.
Print shopWinchester, United States
43 Graphix Company LLC
43 Graphix in Winchester, Virginia offers custom screen-printed apparel, with a 12-piece minimum per design and garment, paid blank samples and nationwide shipping.
Print shopDeville, United States
4-Forty Screens & Stitches
4-Forty Screens & Stitches decorates custom shirts and team apparel in Deville, Louisiana, using screen printing, DTG, vinyl and embroidery.
Print shopUnited States
55Printing.com
55printing offers digital t-shirt printing from one shirt, with crew-neck and V-neck options and shipping across the United States and to selected international destinations.
Print shopForty Fort, United States
570 Apparel NEPA
570 Apparel, a trading name of 570 Creative, prints and embroiders custom apparel in Forty Fort, Pennsylvania, with no order minimum and US shipping.
Print shopShelbyville, United States
580 Graphics
580 Graphics in Shelbyville, Tennessee offers screen printing and embroidery for corporate apparel, including single-piece embroidery projects.
Print shopConway, United States
725 Embroidery
725 Embroidery in Conway, Arkansas offers white-label contract embroidery, applique and personalization for apparel decorators, with tracked order shipping.
Print shopNew Port Richey, United States
72HRPrint.com
72HRPrint.com offers custom cut-and-sew, dye-sublimated work uniforms alongside direct-to-film printing and embroidery.
Print shopVergennes, United States
802 PRINT
802 PRINT is a Vergennes, Vermont print shop offering screen-printed shirts and embroidered hats, polos, sweatshirts and outerwear.
Print shopPoland
8Merch
8Merch decorates Stanley/Stella apparel and other merchandise with screen printing, digital printing and embroidery.
Print shopNavarre, United States
98 Signs & Designs
98 Signs & Designs in Navarre, Florida offers custom screen printing and embroidery for shirts, hoodies, polos, hats, jackets and uniforms.
Print shopLower Hutt, New Zealand
A1 Apparel Embroidery & Screenprinting
A1 Apparel in Petone, Lower Hutt supplies and decorates uniforms, sportswear and headwear.
Manufacturer
A2Z Textiles
A2Z Textiles is a textile sourcing business with a mailing address in Faisalabad.
Print shopNigeria
ABDigital
ABDigital offers DTG, screen printing, heat transfer and embroidery, with separate label and hangtag purchasing routes.
Manufacturer +1
A Blue’s Clothing
A Blue’s Clothing is a garment manufacturer and decorator based in Tirupur.
Print shopWinnipeg, Canada
A Brick Shirt House
A Brick Shirt House prints and embroiders apparel in-house in Winnipeg, with a showroom for choosing garments and checking fit.
Blank wholesalerUnited Kingdom
Absolute Apparel Ltd
Absolute Apparel supplies tees, polos, sweats, workwear and headwear to registered decorators and resellers, rather than consumers.
For AI agents
Ask your AI agent to find a supplier.
Every profile is also published as Markdown and JSON, with its sources, and llms.txt describes the whole directory. An AI agent that reads the web can search it, read full profiles and compare suppliers.
Try asking
Find print shops in the UK that embroider hoodies from small runs, and compare their minimums, turnaround and pricing.
Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or any assistant that can browse the web.
How it fits together
From a plain blank to a finished order.
Most clothing passes through several businesses. Knowing who does what helps you ask the right supplier the right question.
- 01Makes the garment
Blank brands and mills
Design and sew plain tees, hoodies and caps in volume, such as Gildan or Bella+Canvas.
- 02Sells it plain
Blank wholesalers
Hold stock of many brands and ship plain garments to businesses and printers.
- 03Adds your design
Print shops and print on demand
Print or embroider your design, either as a batch or one order at a time.
- 04Gets it to the buyer
You or your customer
A batch ships to you; print on demand ships each order to your customer.
Making your own garment?
Clothing manufacturers skip the stock blank. They make your own design, fabric and labels, then ship the finished garments to you or your fulfillment partner.
How it all fits togetherBy country
Suppliers near you, or near your customers.
Where a supplier is based shapes delivery times, duties and how easy it is to visit or call.
- Print shops in the United States798
- Clothing manufacturers in India93
- Clothing manufacturers in Portugal47
- Clothing manufacturers in China42
- Print shops in India41
- Print shops in the United Kingdom37
- Clothing manufacturers in the United States32
- Clothing manufacturers in Pakistan31
- Print shops in Australia26
- Print shops in Vietnam24
- Print shops in Canada22
- Print on demand in the United States21
Guides
Know what to ask before you order.
- 01
How apparel production works
Who does what, from blank brands to your customer’s door.
Read the guide - 02
Which supplier do you need?
Match quantity, budget, speed and customization to the right kind of partner.
Read the guide - 03
Print methods compared
DTG, DTF, screen printing, embroidery, sublimation and all-over print.
Read the guide - 04
Costs and minimums
What you actually pay, and how minimum orders work.
Read the guide - 05
From print on demand to bulk
When moving a design to a print shop or bulk order pays off.
Read the guide - 06
Working with a manufacturer
Tech packs, samples, minimums and what to send first.
Read the guide - 07
Questions to ask a supplier
A checklist to use before you order.
Read the guide - 08
Glossary
MOQ, blanks, DTF, blind shipping and other terms in plain words.
Read the guide
A few useful answers
How the directory works.
What it does and doesn’t promise. More about the directory
How are suppliers listed?
Profiles are compiled from public information, mostly each business’s own website, with the source and the date it was checked. Businesses can claim their free profile to correct or add details, or ask to be removed.
Does Vaybel recommend these suppliers?
No. The directory lists businesses so you can compare them; Vaybel doesn’t endorse, vet or guarantee any of them, and there is no paid placement. Order a sample and confirm terms directly before you commit.
Which kind of supplier do I need?
Print on demand suits selling without stock. Print shops suit batches you sell or give away. Blank wholesalers sell plain garments to decorate. Clothing manufacturers make your own design. Our guide explains how they fit together.
Is listing my business free?
Yes. Listing, claiming and updating a profile are free, with no plan or integration required.
Can my AI agent use this directory?
Yes. Every profile has a Markdown and JSON version with its sources, and llms.txt describes the directory, so any AI agent that reads the web can search it and compare suppliers.
Is your business listed?
Listing, claiming and updating a supplier profile is free. Correct what we found, add what you make, or ask to be removed.
Suppliers are listed from public information. Vaybel doesn't endorse or guarantee any supplier — check details with them directly. How the directory works