Print shop +1Tokyo, Japan
シルシ クラフトワークス
シルシ クラフトワークス embroiders clothing and fabric in its Tokyo workshop, supplies blank garments and accepts customer-supplied items.
Pure Design Fashion offers dresses, blouses, shirts, trousers and skirts, and considers selected jersey and knitwear projects.[2]
Ask which sizes can be mixed.
Prototype fee: EUR 150 per style including pattern development; design review may change the quote. Ask whether supplying an existing pattern reduces the sample price and which development charges remain.
Bulk production typically takes 4–6 weeks after sample approval and deposit, subject to materials and complexity. Agree shipping separately.
Can you specify factory ownership for my order?
How long would a garment sample or prototype take, and what starts that clock?
Is my selected product eligible for delivery to my destination, and which exclusions apply?
Which location will dispatch my order?
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Print shop +1Tokyo, Japan
シルシ クラフトワークス embroiders clothing and fabric in its Tokyo workshop, supplies blank garments and accepts customer-supplied items.
ManufacturerSeongnam, South KoreaMade in China
빅인씨앤티 operates SOCKFACTORY for custom casual, sports, thermal and character socks.

Manufacturer
1 World Apparel Limited offers physical samples of 1–3 pieces per style, with no production commitment.

ManufacturerVietnam
28 Danang Joint Stock Company offers workwear uniforms, medical uniforms, suits, trousers and fashion clothing.

Print shop +1Milano, Italy
2Express is a Milan apparel decorator offering printed and embroidered clothing and socks.
Manufacturer
3D Industries develops private-label technical apparel and accessories through overseas factory partners.