
ManufacturerDhaka, Bangladesh
APEX SPINNING & KNITTING MILLS
Apex Spinning & Knitting Mills develops knit garments for infants, children and women, with fabric, sample-sewing, printing and embroidery capabilities described in Bangladesh.
Fountain Garments specializes in woven bottoms and related apparel from its described Savar operation in Bangladesh, offering full-package or CMT work.
Its profile gives a 5,000-piece minimum per style per color; line-based test runs have no stated equivalent quantity. Pattern development, fit approvals, embroidery and washing are offered, while published sample clocks differ and need agreement.[2, 3, 4, 5]
The company profile emphasizes bottoms in cotton, twill, linen, denim, canvas, polyester, viscose and spandex blends, plus sateen, crepe, poly-cotton and polyamide options. These are stated product and material options, not confirmed stock or certified materials. Confirm fibre percentages and available size runs for the chosen garment.
Its methods include Gerber marker and fabric-consumption planning, CLO digital sampling, Gerber/Lectra pattern development, In-house garment washing including enzyme, softener, silicone, stone, acid, bleach and tinting finishes, Laser garment finishing. Company-described processes, not independent equipment/certification verification. No print dimensions, placement limits or finished-product testing guarantee inferred.
CMT and buyer briefs alone do not establish supplied-pattern or supplied-tech-pack production, and line-based test runs do not establish small-batch ordering.
Stated terms. Confirm program eligibility and how the line-based test-run description relates to the stated style/colour minimum; monthly capacity is not an minimum order quantity.
A dedicated sample room and pattern/sample development with fit-approval rounds are stated. The profile gives a 3-day sample lead time on its development page and 2 working days in its delivery table; charges, start conditions and whether these describe the same sample service are not stated. Timing definitions vary within the source; no single guaranteed sample clock is selected. Digital-fit approval timing is separate from physical samples.
The profile states 20–40 days from order confirmation for production. A separate fast-track replenishment program offers 14–21 days with pre-positioned greige fabric and four allocated sewing lines; this is not an unconditional general lead time. Other overview boxes say 3 weeks or 3–4 weeks without the same conditions. Confirm the applicable program/calendar and whether sourcing/sampling occurs before the stated clock. These are supplier promises, not observed turnaround.
Customer-market experience is not a current destination-by-destination delivery guarantee or seller-directed fulfillment service. Port/airport access times are local access estimates, not shipping transit.
This describes operations, not proof of legal ownership. Fountain Garments Washing is separately named as an affiliated company; that affiliation does not establish that it is the same legal entity as Fountain Garments Manufacturing.
The development workflow starts with a buyer brief and technical review, then fabric/trim sourcing, pattern/sample development, fit approvals, pre-production preparation and bulk handover. Peak-season production is described as requiring advance capacity reservation. No required file format, complete tech-pack checklist, supplied-pattern eligibility or grading/file-ownership terms are specified. Export-document labels are not converted into payment percentages or payment deadlines.
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