Supplier directory

Find who can make your clothing.

Print-on-demand providers, print shops, blank wholesalers and clothing manufacturers. Compare what they make, their minimums, pricing and shipping, with the source for each detail.

2,693 suppliers in 101 countries. Listing is free, and nobody pays to rank. Use it from your AI agent

A seller comparing printed tees and hoodies on a studio table

How the directory lists suppliers

Listed, never ranked

Suppliers appear A to Z. Nobody pays for placement, and a listing is not a recommendation.

Every detail has a source

Each fact links to the public page it came from, with the date it was checked.

Businesses keep it current

Suppliers can claim their profile for free, correct it and add what they make.

Four kinds of supplier

Which supplier do you need?

Start from what you want to do. Each kind works differently on minimums, cost per piece and who ships to your customer.

  1. 01 / Sell without stock

    Print on demand

    Each item is printed when an order comes in and shipped straight to your customer.

    214 listed
  2. 02 / A batch for a drop or event

    Print shops

    Screen printing, embroidery, DTF and more on a batch of garments, delivered to you.

    1,822 listed
  3. 03 / Plain blanks in volume

    Blank wholesalers

    Plain garments in volume, to decorate yourself or send to your printer.

    162 listed
  4. 04 / Your own garment

    Clothing manufacturers

    Factories that sew your own design, fabric, fit and labels from samples to bulk.

    1,108 listed
Kind of supplier

All suppliers2,693

A to Z, with no paid placement.

  • ManufacturerZhuji, China

    浙江诸暨瑞阳袜业有限公司

    浙江诸暨瑞阳袜业有限公司 is a Zhuji sock manufacturer with its own international trade department.

    • Tights
    • Socks
    • Kids / baby

  • Print shopWandan, Taiwan

    臺灣原印 TWOP

    TWOP supplies and decorates tees, polos, vests, jackets, workwear and other textiles using sublimation, digital heat transfer and embroidery.

    • Dresses / womenswear
    • Sublimation
    • Bags / totes

  • Print shop +1Taiwan

    衣媚爾團體服

    衣媚爾團體服 develops uniforms and workwear through its described Taichung sewing/printing operation, alongside a separate stocked-garment route.

    • Aprons
    • Heat transfer
    • Direct to garment (DTG)

  • ManufacturerZhuji, China

    诸暨市艺诺维特针织有限公司

    诸暨市艺诺维特针织有限公司 makes custom grip socks for trampoline venues, playgrounds, yoga and children.

    • Socks
    • Kids / baby

  • Print shop +1

    飛行船團體工作制服 / FASH

    FASH develops and decorates polo and workwear styles with choices of collars, panels, materials and colours, using printing and embroidery options.

    • Digital printing
    • Heat transfer
    • Kids / baby
For AI agents

Ask your AI agent to find a supplier.

Every profile is also published as Markdown and JSON, with its sources, and llms.txt describes the whole directory. An AI agent that reads the web can search it, read full profiles and compare suppliers.

Open the supplier list as JSONRead llms.txt
Try asking

Find print shops in the UK that embroider hoodies from small runs, and compare their minimums, turnaround and pricing.

Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or any assistant that can browse the web.

How it fits together

From a plain blank to a finished order.

Most clothing passes through several businesses. Knowing who does what helps you ask the right supplier the right question.

  1. 01Makes the garment

    Blank brands and mills

    Design and sew plain tees, hoodies and caps in volume, such as Gildan or Bella+Canvas.

  2. 02Sells it plain

    Blank wholesalers

    Hold stock of many brands and ship plain garments to businesses and printers.

  3. 03Adds your design

    Print shops and print on demand

    Print or embroider your design, either as a batch or one order at a time.

  4. 04Gets it to the buyer

    You or your customer

    A batch ships to you; print on demand ships each order to your customer.

Making your own garment?

Clothing manufacturers skip the stock blank. They make your own design, fabric and labels, then ship the finished garments to you or your fulfillment partner.

How it all fits together
By country

Suppliers near you, or near your customers.

Where a supplier is based shapes delivery times, duties and how easy it is to visit or call.

Guides

Know what to ask before you order.

A few useful answers

How the directory works.

What it does and doesn’t promise. More about the directory

How are suppliers listed?

Profiles are compiled from public information, mostly each business’s own website, with the source and the date it was checked. Businesses can claim their free profile to correct or add details, or ask to be removed.

Does Vaybel recommend these suppliers?

No. The directory lists businesses so you can compare them; Vaybel doesn’t endorse, vet or guarantee any of them, and there is no paid placement. Order a sample and confirm terms directly before you commit.

Which kind of supplier do I need?

Print on demand suits selling without stock. Print shops suit batches you sell or give away. Blank wholesalers sell plain garments to decorate. Clothing manufacturers make your own design. Our guide explains how they fit together.

Is listing my business free?

Yes. Listing, claiming and updating a profile are free, with no plan or integration required.

Can my AI agent use this directory?

Yes. Every profile has a Markdown and JSON version with its sources, and llms.txt describes the directory, so any AI agent that reads the web can search it and compare suppliers.

Is your business listed?

Listing, claiming and updating a supplier profile is free. Correct what we found, add what you make, or ask to be removed.

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Suppliers are listed from public information. Vaybel doesn't endorse or guarantee any supplier — check details with them directly. How the directory works