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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  • South Korea

    WooYang

    WooYang offers tailored suits, casual clothing, men’s and women’s jackets, trousers and vests.

    • Dresses / womenswear
    • Jackets / outerwear
  • Print shop +1

    Workplanet

    Workplanet is a professional clothing manufacturer and distributor based in Rio Tinto.

    • Min. 50 units
    • Aprons
    • Knitwear
    • Shirts / blouses
  • Fuzhou, China

    Workwear EU

    Workwear EU is the export brand used by Fujian Rising Outdoor Products for custom hi-vis workwear, rainwear and uniforms.

    • Patches / labels
    • Cut and sew
    • Heat transfer
  • 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.

    • Digital printing
    • Tanks
    • Dyeing / washing
  • Made in Bangladesh

    Wucho Fashion Ltd.

    Wucho Fashion Ltd.

    • Jackets / outerwear
  • Yen The BGG Garment Joint Stock Company

    Yen The BGG Garment Joint Stock Company offers jackets, down garments, seam-taped garments, padded garments, T-shirts and fleece.

    • Jackets / outerwear
    • T-shirts
  • Print shopBogotá, Colombia

    Yuntex LTDA

    Yuntex embroiders customer-supplied garments at its Bogotá workshop and can manufacture workwear for the same project.

    • Denim
    • Aprons
    • Shirts / blouses
  • Print shopSantiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic

    Zaiek Uniformes

    Zaiek makes uniforms and decorates supplied garments using screen printing, sublimation and embroidery.

    • Sublimation
    • Workwear / uniforms
    • Jackets / outerwear
  • Zalo Knitting Limited

    Zalo Knitting Limited makes apparel in Bangladesh and offers product design and development.

    • Tanks
    • Dresses / womenswear
    • Jackets / outerwear
  • Made in Pakistan

    Zega Apparel

    Zega Apparel makes custom garments in Karachi, Pakistan.

    • Min. 200 pieces
    • Shorts
    • Cut and sew
    • Direct to garment (DTG)
  • 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.

    • Managed by the business
    • Dyeing / washing
    • Cut and sew
    • Workwear / uniforms
  • Serbia

    Zimora

    Zimora develops and knits garments for brands in Serbia, including sweaters, cardigans, dresses and knitted accessories.

    • Knitting / jacquard
    • Knitwear
    • Dresses / womenswear
  • Zoli International (PVT) LTD.

    Zoli International (PVT) LTD.

    • Laser processing
    • Sportswear / teamwear
    • Jackets / outerwear
  • 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.

    • Swimwear
    • Underwear / lingerie
    • Knitwear
  • Print shopKaohsiung, Taiwan

    創八製衣 / Creative8 Clothes

    Creative8 supplies and decorates tees, polos, uniforms, hoodies, jackets and babywear through its described Kaohsiung operation.

    • Direct to garment (DTG)
    • Kids / baby
    • Heat transfer
  • Print shopTaiwan

    悅爾團服 / YaleCo

    YaleCo develops and decorates tees, polos, hoodies, jackets and rashguards with printing, embroidery and sublimation.

    • Direct to garment (DTG)
    • Heat transfer
    • Sublimation
  • Print shopTaiwan

    更上一層樓團體服 / Nextlvl

    Nextlvl offers decorated and custom-sewn apparel, accepting suitable customer garments or fabric.

    • Socks
    • Shorts
    • Direct to garment (DTG)
  • 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.

    • Knitting / jacquard
    • Knitwear
    • Dresses / womenswear
  • 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.

    • Denim
    • Dyeing / washing
    • Cut and sew
  • Print shopTaiwan

    衣媚爾團體服

    衣媚爾團體服 develops uniforms and workwear through its Taichung sewing/printing operation, alongside a separate stocked-garment route.

    • Aprons
    • Direct to garment (DTG)
    • Heat transfer
  • Print shop

    飛行船團體工作制服 / FASH

    FASH develops and decorates polo and workwear styles with choices of collars, panels, materials and colours, using printing and embroidery options.

    • Digital printing
    • Kids / baby
    • Heat transfer
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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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