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Manufacturer · Buenos Aires, Argentina
LU·LE / LULE
LULE develops knit and woven clothing collections for brands, from patterns and samples through sewing, finishing and packing, with DTF and embroidery included.
General orders require 100 per model across up to three colors and five sizes; complex coats or jackets may start at 80. Acceptance of independent supplied-blank decoration remains unknown.[1]
Also known as LULE, Somos Lule.
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What they make
- Offers custom garment development, cut and sew, printing, embroidery. End-to-end collection production is stated. DTF and embroidery are part of that service.[1]
- Its methods include digital garment pattern making with Optitex, digital cutting markers, knit and woven garment sewing, embroidery, DTF.[1]
Its services include digital garment pattern making with Optitex, digital cutting markers, knit and woven garment sewing, embroidery and DTF. Ask about software and file interoperability, method-specific dimensions, machinery and ownership for the selected job.
- Knit and woven garments for men, women, children and babies; coats and jackets are named examples of complex garments. These are garment families.[1]
Confirm the exact style, fabric specifications, sizes and current availability before ordering.
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Minimums and pricing
- 100 units per model, in up to three color variants and five sizes; 80 units for complex garments such as coats, jackets or very specific items. The 80-unit exception is for complex garments.[1]
100 units per model, in up to three color variants and five sizes; 80 units for complex garments such as coats, jackets or very specific items. The 80-unit exception is for complex garments; the general minimum is 100 per model. Confirm the permitted color and size mix.
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Samples and lead times
- The brand sends a photo or product technical sheet for a production-and-sample quote. Once the quote is approved, fabric delivery is coordinated and sample development is stated as 20–25 days.[1]
Production begins after sample approval; required adjustments are handled first. The source does not specify business versus calendar days or an exact sample-clock trigger tied to fabric arrival. Sample price, included revisions and delivery terms are unstated.
- Manufacturing is stated as 30–45 days after the sample-approval stage. The source does not specify business versus calendar days, volume applicability, dispatch or transit.[1]
This is distinct from the 20–25-day sample-development estimate and is not observed performance.
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Where they produce
- LULE presents itself as a Buenos Aires workshop producing clothing collections for brands from patterns and samples through cutting, sewing, finishing and packing. Workshop operation is self-described.[1]
LULE presents itself as a Buenos Aires workshop producing clothing collections for brands from patterns and samples through cutting, sewing, finishing and packing. Workshop operation is self-described; legal operator, precise facility location, property ownership and any subcontractors are unverified. Client names and founder employment history are not endorsements or production relationships.
- Production locations include Argentina. The page pairs its Buenos Aires integral-production banner with a description of its garment-making workshop. This is a city-level supplier statement.[1]
Made in
- Argentina
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How to order and pay
- The brand supplies a product photo or technical sheet for quotation; after quotation approval, fabric delivery is coordinated. The stated payment split is 40% in advance at the start and 60% on handover.[1]
The brand supplies a product photo or technical sheet for quotation; after quotation approval, fabric delivery is coordinated. The stated payment split is 40% in advance at the start and 60% on handover. “At the start” is not assigned more precisely to sample or bulk production.
Ask before you order.
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Can you specify independent customer-supplied-blank decoration and merchant fulfillment for my order?
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Can you specify exact facility and process outsourcing for my order?
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Can you specify separate per-color or per-size minimums for my order?
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Can you specify required fabric sourcing, pattern ownership, payment methods, tax and compulsory tech-pack submission for my order?
Where this comes from
Sources
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- [1]LU·LE — Producto Terminado · checked 15 Oct 2026
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