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.
A garment sketch with fabric swatches and a reference photo
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Filters match what each supplier states.

  • India

    Classic Apparel Fashions

    Classic Apparel Fashions offers pad printing.

    • Pad printing
    • Underwear / lingerie
    • Dresses / womenswear
  • Blank wholesaler +1

    Jerry Leigh

    Jerry Leigh manufactures designer, branded, licensed and private-label apparel for children and adults.

    • Pad printing
    • Cut and sew
    • Kids / baby
  • PHU CUONG VN CO.,LTD

    PHU CUONG VN CO., LTD offers knit and woven sportswear including performance tees, tanks, leggings, joggers, shorts, sports bras and outerwear.

    • Pad printing
    • Tanks
    • Leggings / activewear
  • India

    Pratibha Syntex Limited

    Pratibha Syntex Limited makes casualwear, innerwear, thermals, sleepwear and fashion apparel for men, women and children.

    • Pad printing
    • Digital printing
    • Screen printing
  • Print shopMade in Indonesia

    PT Tupai Adyamas Indonesia

    PT Tupai Adyamas Indonesia is a garment manufacturer in Boyolali, Central Java, Indonesia.

    • Pad printing
    • Laser processing
    • Shorts
  • Print shopUnited States

    Readyone Industries Inc.

    Readyone Industries Inc.

    • Pad printing
    • Cut and sew
    • Embroidery
  • Huejotzingo, Mexico

    Seamless Global Solutions

    Seamless Global Solutions is a Mexican factory producing seamless sportswear, underwear, thermalwear, swimwear and shapewear.

    • Pad printing
    • Laser processing
    • Swimwear
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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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A few useful answers

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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