ManufacturerColombia
CI Aliada
CI Aliada offers Colombian full-package garment development and private-label production across shapewear, activewear, underwear and fashion garments.
Manufacturer · Colombia
The Full Package S.A.S.
The Full Package develops and produces swimwear, activewear, basics, denim, outerwear and lingerie.
General manufacturing starts at 50 per reference, while its developed women’s white-label activewear requires 50 per reference and color for own-brand labeling. That catalog has no developed men’s range; this does not rule out custom men’s manufacture.[2, 4]
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What they make
- Offers custom garment development, cut and sew, private labeling. Confirm the quoted project scope.[2]
- Production options include small-batch production, bulk production. Small collections and larger volumes are stated. Confirm technical-input requirements.[2]
Production options include small-batch production, bulk production. Small collections and larger volumes are stated. Confirm technical-input requirements; generic full-package wording does not establish production from customer-supplied technical packs.
- Swimwear, resortwear, activewear, casual basics, denim, outerwear, underwear and lingerie. Confirm the quoted project scope.[2]
- The developed white-label activewear catalog is women-only; there is no developed men’s catalog for this route. This offer-level exclusion does not describe the company’s ability to manufacture men’s custom garments.[4]
- Women’s white-label activewear has ten developed references: shrugs, leggings, biker shorts, skirts, dresses, sports bras and unitards. The standard base for this offer is 85% polyamide/15% elastane, 310 g/m².[4]
Women’s white-label activewear catalog lists ten developed references including shrugs, leggings, biker shorts, skirts, dresses, sports bras and unitards. Its stated standard base is 85% polyamide/15% elastane, 310 g/m². This fabric base belongs to the specified offer, not every garment or alternative fabric. Ask for supporting tests before relying on stretch, UV or compression claims, and confirm the exact model and current availability.
- Swimwear includes triangle, bandeau, halter and high-waist bikinis, trikinis, one-piece suits, monokinis, sarongs and cover-ups.[2]
Activewear includes compression leggings, sports bras, shorts, biker shorts, sports hoodies and sets; casualwear includes T-shirts, polos, hoodies, sweatshirts, joggers and trousers. Denim includes skinny, regular, wide-leg and mom jeans, jackets, skirts and shorts. Outerwear includes jackets, coats, windbreakers, bombers and technical garments. Also makes men’s and women’s underwear, bralettes, pyjamas and lingerie, plus resort beach dresses, caftans, sets, wrap skirts and light tops. Production starts from 50 units; confirm style-specific quantities.
- Lists Lycra and nylon for swimwear; supplex, dry-fit and recycled polyester for activewear; cotton, French terry, fleece and technical blends for casualwear.[2]
Lists Lycra and nylon for swimwear; supplex, dry-fit and recycled polyester for activewear; cotton, French terry, fleece and technical blends for casualwear; softshell, technical nylon, insulating and waterproof-fabric options for outerwear; modal, pima cotton and microfiber for underwear; and linen, rayon, chiffon and draping blends for resortwear. Select the fabric and exact composition during development.
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Minimums and pricing
- Project quote; garment construction, materials and volume affect cost. Prices vary with construction, materials and volume. Request a project-specific garment quote; no fixed unit price is established.[2]
- Women’s white-label activewear requires 50 units per reference and color; own-brand labeling is unavailable below that threshold.[4]
This offer-specific minimum is distinct from the broader manufacturing minimum of 50 per reference. Ask how colors may be allocated; free color mixing is unspecified.
- White-label unit quotation depends on total order volume. Supplier offers improved conditions from 200 units per reference, and further pricing discussion above 500 units when selected models/colors are already in stock.[4]
These are stock-dependent, per-reference pricing thresholds, not a guaranteed discount rate. Confirm the current unit quote and applicable stock conditions.
03
Samples and lead times
- The supplier offers validated samples in three working days. Conflicting service scopes; do not promise the three-day headline. The separate service-page observation is referenced in conflicts.[2]
- Maquila service offers samples in 2–4 weeks after technical-sheet validation and sample fabric arrival. Sample timing depends on customer approvals, and supplier timing statements differ.[3]
Confirm the current schedule after technical-sheet validation and sample-fabric arrival.
- White-label references are described as often already sewn and awaiting labels and packing.[4]
Timing is quoted against the selected model and color inventory, without a numeric dispatch promise. Ask about current stock; separate custom-development and maquila production clocks do not describe this stock-dependent route.
- The pattern and sample service describes a three-working-day sequence: fabric analysis and pattern on day 1, prototype cutting and sewing on day 2, and quality checks and minor adjustments on day 3.[5]
Up to two modification rounds are included; additional samples have preferential prices for active clients. Ask when material arrival or approval starts this sequence and how much time revision rounds add. A separate maquila service estimates 2–4 weeks for samples; ask which service and clock apply to the order.
04
Branding and packaging
- Labeling and professional packaging offered for distribution or retail. Confirm the quoted project scope.[2]
- White-label references include labels, tags and individual PP-bag packing; private brand labels, hangtags and branded packaging are offered.[4]
Trim and fabric counts differ between references. Agree the exact branded component specifications and charges in the quotation.
- Offers professional packaging and labeling so the finished order is ready for distribution or point of sale. Agree the specific labels, packaging components and charges in your project quote.[2]
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Shipping and fulfillment
- Delivery options include batch manufacturing and distribution ready packing. No evidence of direct-consumer parcel dispatch or stored inventory fulfillment.[2]
- Delivery destinations include Colombia. Confirm the quoted project scope.[2]
- Nationwide Colombian dispatch and international clients stated; foreign destination countries are unstated. Confirm the quoted project scope.[2]
- Women’s white-label quotations use EXW Bogotá and exclude freight, duties and import clearance or nationalization. Ask which destinations are eligible and obtain a freight quote.[4]
Women’s white-label quotations use EXW Bogotá and exclude freight, duties and import clearance or nationalization. Ask which destinations are eligible and obtain a freight quote; these offer-specific exclusions do not provide a delivered price.
Ships to
- Colombia
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Where they produce
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How to order and pay
- Project consultation defines design, patternmaking, materials and sample approval before production. Confirm the quoted project scope.[2]
- Exclusive white-label colors are negotiated by volume and require a complete dye-house load that cannot be split; size distribution is agreed with the buyer.[4]
Ask for the numerical dye-lot minimum. The standard 50-per-reference-and-color threshold does not establish eligibility for an exclusive custom color at 50.
- The pattern and sample service accepts a design, sketch or reference, develops a digital technical pattern and size chart, and states that paid technical patterns become the buyer’s property.[5]
Ask whether buyer-supplied tech packs can be used for production and which delivery file formats and intellectual-property terms apply; ownership after payment alone does not settle these points.
Ask before you order.
- 01
What minimum order quantity applies to my garment, method and size or colour split?
- 02
What is the complete quote for my garment, quantity and destination, including decoration, tax and freight?
- 03
What would a garment sample or prototype cost, and is any fee credited toward production?
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What patterns, technical packs or development inputs do you need for my garment?
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Each detail above links to the public page it comes from and the date it was checked. Prices and terms change, so confirm them with the supplier.
- [1]The Full Package: legal operator and privacy policy · checked 14 Oct 2026
- [2]The Full Package: manufacturing, categories and FAQ · checked 15 Oct 2026
- [3]The Full Package: Bogotá maquila service · checked 14 Oct 2026
- [4]Marca Blanca Deportivo Mujer | Catálogo Activewear | The Full Package · checked 15 Oct 2026
- [5]Patronaje y Muestra en Colombia | Desarrollo de Producto Textil Bogotá | The Full Package Colombia · checked 15 Oct 2026
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