Clothing manufacturers

Clothing manufacturers for your own garment.

Factories and workshops that make garments to your design: your fabric, fit, trims and labels, from first sample to bulk production.
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  • Print shopLos Angeles, California, United StatesMade in Pakistan

    Mega Apparel

    Mega Apparel develops and manufactures custom clothing in Sialkot, Pakistan, with a business address in Los Angeles.

    • Digital printing
    • Denim
    • Cut and sew
  • Print shopLima, Peru

    Megabordados

    Megabordados makes cotton jersey tees and piqué polos with printing and embroidery options.

    • Direct to garment (DTG)
    • Sublimation
    • Direct to film (DTF)
  • Print on demand +1United StatesMade in Mexico

    Merch Farm

    Merch Farm develops and decorates athleisure, leggings, joggers, fleece, tees, swimwear and sports bras using sublimation, DTG, DTF and embroidery.

    • Swimwear
    • Underwear / lingerie
    • Leggings / activewear
  • Print shopIndonesia

    Merch Madness Indonesia

    Merch Madness offers development and decoration for tees, polos, hoodies, jackets and uniforms, including fit or construction changes and several printing methods.

    • Min. 36 pieces
    • Dresses / womenswear
    • Direct to garment (DTG)
    • Heat transfer
  • GreeceMade in North Macedonia +1

    Mercury Corp. S.A. Export Clothing Co.

    Mercury develops tees, blouses, cardigans, trousers, skirts and dresses for adults and children, with group production in Greece, Bulgaria and North Macedonia.

    • Knitwear
    • Dresses / womenswear
    • Direct to garment (DTG)
  • Daska, Pakistan

    Mughal Apparel

    Mughal Apparel makes custom clothing in Daska, Pakistan, with private labels, printing and embroidery.

    • Min. 50 pieces
    • Swimwear
    • Cut and sew
    • Direct to garment (DTG)
  • Faisalabad, Pakistan

    Noorani Hosiery

    Noorani Hosiery makes custom knitted and woven clothing in Faisalabad, Pakistan, including polos, hoodies, jackets, joggers and sleepwear.

    • Digital printing
    • Cut and sew
    • Direct to garment (DTG)
  • Sialkot, Pakistan

    Novus Apparel

    Novus Apparel manufactures custom cut-and-sew garments in Sialkot, Pakistan.

    • Cut and sew
    • Direct to garment (DTG)
    • Heat transfer
  • Karachi, Pakistan

    OBERA

    OBERA manufactures private-label apparel in Karachi, Pakistan, including tees, polos, hoodies and joggers.

    • Underwear / lingerie
    • Leggings / activewear
    • Cut and sew
  • Blank wholesaler +1Salt River, Cape Town, South Africa

    Poly Nation

    Poly Nation manufactures blank T-shirts, hoodies and sweaters in Salt River, Cape Town, with in-house printing, embroidery and finishing.

    • Direct to garment (DTG)
    • Direct to film (DTF)
    • Jackets / outerwear
  • Print shopLos Angeles, United States

    Print Studio LA

    Print Studio LA is a private, referral-only business-to-business apparel-production business in Los Angeles.

    • Tanks
    • Vinyl decoration
    • Cut and sew
  • Print shopArgentina

    Prote

    Prote develops and produces sports and work uniforms, tees, sweats, trousers, jackets and custom socks, with printing and embroidery options.

    • Socks
    • Knitwear
    • Cut and sew
  • Print shop +1Bangladesh

    RABX Bangla

    RABX Bangla offers direct-to-film transfers, direct-to-garment printing, sublimation, screen printing and embroidery.

    • Cut and sew
    • Direct to garment (DTG)
    • Heat transfer
  • Print shop +1Osnabrück, GermanyMade in Türkiye +1

    RAKA TEXTIL

    RAKA TEXTIL supplies blanks, decoration and custom apparel through Rakaille Company GmbH in Germany.

    • Min. 100 pairs per sizes
    • Socks
    • Patches / labels
    • Leggings / activewear
  • Print shopAustralia

    Rally Point Apparel

    Rally Point Apparel offers screen printing, vinyl decoration, direct-to-garment printing, embroidery and sublimation.

    • Vinyl decoration
    • Direct to garment (DTG)
    • Sublimation
  • Blank wholesaler +1Made in United States

    Ramco Lifestyles

    Ramco Lifestyles manufactures performance sports apparel and supplies stocked blanks, sublimation and private-label programs.

    • Knitting / jacquard
    • Dyeing / washing
    • Cut and sew
  • Made in China

    Renrui Textile

    Renrui Textile offers custom apparel and home-textile manufacturing from its Suzhou factory in China.

    • Min. 100 pieces
    • Cut and sew
    • Direct to garment (DTG)
    • Sportswear / teamwear
  • Print shopSouth Korea

    RIRRI Corporation

    RIRRI handles business and group apparel development and decoration, including tees, hoodies, polos and uniforms through an outsourcing network.

    • Direct to garment (DTG)
    • Shirts / blouses
    • Bags / totes
  • Dhaka, Bangladesh

    Sabera

    Sabera is a Dhaka apparel buying house coordinating private label development and production through partner manufacturers.

    • Underwear / lingerie
    • Leggings / activewear
    • Knitwear
  • Print on demand +1

    Savi Customs

    Savi Customs makes custom sublimated cut-and-sew apparel and decorates approved blanks with direct-to-garment and direct-to-film printing.

    • All-over print
    • Swimwear
    • Leggings / activewear
  • Blank wholesaler +1Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

    Say Happy

    Say Happy is a LANA GROUP Co., Ltd.

    • Tanks
    • Shorts
    • Direct to garment (DTG)
  • Dhaka, Bangladesh

    SDF Clothing

    SDF Clothing manufactures custom apparel in Bangladesh from tech packs, sketches or reference garments.

    • Min. 300 pieces
    • Denim
    • Leggings / activewear
    • Dyeing / washing
  • Print shopDagenham, United Kingdom

    Sew It In London

    Sew It In London provides direct-to-garment printing, garment development, sampling and small-to-medium manufacturing at its Dagenham studio, with brand-label attachment options.

    • Swimwear
    • Underwear / lingerie
    • Patches / labels
  • Print shopIndia

    Sigma Nerds

    Sigma Nerds offers screen printing, direct-to-garment printing, direct-to-film transfers, sublimation and heat transfers.

    • Direct to garment (DTG)
    • Heat transfer
    • Sublimation
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How it works

How making your own garment works.

Choose this when
  • 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.
  1. Share what you want made

    Send a tech pack, sketch or reference garment, with target quantities and price.

  2. Develop and approve samples

    The factory makes patterns and samples; expect a few rounds and a sample charge.

  3. Produce and ship in bulk

    After approval, bulk production usually takes several weeks before shipping by courier or freight.

Before you order

Check these first.

  1. 01

    Minimums per style and per color, and whether they can make your quantity.

  2. 02

    Sample costs, timing and how many rounds are included.

  3. 03

    Who handles shipping, customs and duties to your country.

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Questions about clothing manufacturers.

Do I need a tech pack to work with a manufacturer?

It helps, but not every factory requires one. Many work from a sketch or a reference garment and develop the pattern with you. Profiles note what each manufacturer says it works from.

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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