Fuzhou, China
Workwear EU
Workwear EU is the export brand used by Fujian Rising Outdoor Products for custom hi-vis workwear, rainwear and uniforms.
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Made in Peru
World Textile Sourcing
World Textile Sourcing coordinates full-package apparel development and production through an integrated supply network in Peru, with offices in Lima and New York.
China
Wuxi Jinmao
Wuxi Jinmao offers custom garment development and cutting and sewing.
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
XU HƯỚNG ĐỒNG PHỤC - XUHUONGDONGPHUC.VN
XU HƯỚNG ĐỒNG PHỤC is a Ho Chi Minh City uniform sewing and retail supplier offering medical, chef and other uniform apparel.
Xiamen, China
Yesseam
Yesseam develops and manufactures seamless activewear and cut-and-sew garments in Xiamen.
Made in Pakistan
Zega Apparel
Zega Apparel makes custom garments in Karachi, Pakistan.
Shaoxing, China
Zhejiang Huashu Textile & Garment Co., Ltd.
HUA SHU is a woven fabric mill in Keqiao, Shaoxing, making uniform fabrics for military, police and workwear programs.
Dongguan, China
ZIESHINE
ZIESHINE develops private-label activewear and swimwear in Dongguan, China.
Dubai, United Arab EmiratesMade in Bangladesh +3
ZXY International
ZXY International coordinates apparel development and sourcing through partner factories, with a published DMCC business address in Dubai, UAE.
Print shopSofia, Bulgaria
ВЕСИ СТИЛ - ВС
ВЕСИ СТИЛ - ВС makes uniforms, promotional T-shirts, sportswear and formal clothing in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Print shopJapan
富士商事株式会社
富士商事株式会社 offers cutting and sewing, embroidery, screen printing, sublimation and heat transfers.
Kesennuma, Japan
有限会社名縫館
有限会社名縫館 (Meihoukan) makes knitwear, cut-and-sew clothing and woven garments at its Kesennuma and Obanazawa production sites in Japan.
Tokyo, Japan
株式会社ドアーズ
Doors develops denim and woven casualwear in Tokyo through a Japanese fabric, sewing and finishing network.
Nanto, Japan
株式会社スズニット
株式会社スズニット (Suzuknit) develops and manufactures knitwear in Nanto, Japan.
Toyonaka, Japan
株式会社テトラファースト
株式会社テトラファースト (Tetrafast) develops and manufactures knitwear in Japan, with its head office in Toyonaka and a knitting and sewing factory in Kanonji.
Fukuyama, JapanMade in China
株式会社ディーエムティー
DMT develops woven and denim clothing in Fukuyama, Japan, coordinating patterns, samples, sewing, washes and inspection through specialist production partners.
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- You want a cut, fabric or fit that no stock blank offers.
- You need your own labels, trims and packaging on the garment itself.
- You can commit to minimums per style, often hundreds of pieces.
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Develop and approve samples
The factory makes patterns and samples; expect a few rounds and a sample charge.
Produce and ship in bulk
After approval, bulk production usually takes several weeks before shipping by courier or freight.
Check these first.
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Minimums per style and per color, and whether they can make your quantity.
- 02
Sample costs, timing and how many rounds are included.
- 03
Who handles shipping, customs and duties to your country.
A few useful answers
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Why are manufacturer minimums so much higher?
Fabric is bought by the roll, patterns are graded across sizes, and a production line needs setup time. Those costs only make sense spread over a larger run.
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