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Manufacturer · Peru
Puntozip S.A.C.
Puntozip develops knit tees, tanks, polos and related apparel, combining internal development, cutting and finishing with allied sewing workshops and specialist material processors.
Standard lots are 1,200 garments with 300 per colour; smaller orders are assessed individually. Buyers can start from technical packs or references and approve prototypes before bulk production.[1]
Also known as PUNTOZIP.
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What they make
- Offers custom garment development, cut and sew, private labeling, embroidery. Sewing is explicitly subcontracted; embroidery is an offered special process with ownership unspecified.[1]
- Production options include bulk production, custom production from supplied patterns or tech packs. Tech-pack analysis and client-approved prototypes are explicit.[1]
Smaller orders may be assessed individually, not an established small-batch offer.
- Knit T-shirts, tanks, polos, knit shirts, vests and garments with special wash, dye or embroidery processes.[1]
- Its methods include embroidery, garment washing, dyeing. Washing and dyeing are separate processing services, not printing methods.[1]
Confirm which operations Puntozip performs and which are handled by partners for your order.
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Minimums and pricing
- Standard lots are 1,200 garments with 300 per color; smaller orders are assessed case by case. Ask which lot size applies to your project.[1]
- Technical quotation based on the garment, estimated quantity, preferred material and supporting specification. Unit prices and a payment schedule are not specified in the available pricing information.[1]
Technical quotation based on the garment, estimated quantity, preferred material and supporting specification. Unit prices and a payment schedule are not specified in the available pricing information; request both with the technical quote.
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Samples and lead times
- Prototypes and samples developed for client approval before bulk production. Sample cost, revisions and duration unstated.[1]
- The full cycle takes about 70–120 days after sample approval and preproduction, varying by garment/process. Ask whether these are calendar or business days and which preproduction milestone starts the clock.[1]
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Branding and packaging
- Custom labels, hang tags, individual bags and retail-ready cartons offered.[1]
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Shipping and fulfillment
- Delivery options include batch manufacturing and retail ready packing. No inventory storage, consumer picking or dropshipping service established.[1]
- Export-oriented production and packing for international retail stated; country-by-country shipment availability unstated.[1]
References to brands in the US, Europe and Latin America do not confirm delivery to every country in those regions. Confirm shipment availability for your destination.
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Where they produce
- Production locations include Peru. Lima core operations stated. Individual allied sewing/fabric-processing locations are not enumerated.[1]
- Development, cutting, garment finishing and packing are described as in-house. Sewing uses allied workshops; knitting, dyeing and washing use suppliers/partners.[1]
Network certification/audit claims are supplier statements, not independent certifications or named producer identities.
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- Peru
Ask before you order.
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Can you specify calendar/business-day basis and exact preproduction trigger for my order?
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What would a garment sample or prototype cost, and is any fee credited toward production?
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Which facility and any subcontractors will perform the selected processes for my order?
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What will shipping cost for this quantity and destination, including any extra charges?
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- [1]Puntozip: operating stages, technical quote and FAQ · checked 15 Oct 2026
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