We manage every step for you, from the first trend research to the report after delivery. One team, six phases, one schedule.
This is where we decide the collection: the direction, the construction, the specification and the price.
Seasonal colours and fabrics, range analysis and competitor comparison.
Construction advice, fabric and trim proposals, and new ideas for wash and finish.
Drawings, measurements, size grading, stitch and seam details, and print placement.
Fabric use, making cost, FOB or CIF price, minimum quantity and payment terms.

We choose each factory carefully. We check its skills, its free capacity and its certificates before we place the order.
You can nominate the supplier, or we buy on FOB. We run lab dips and fabric development ourselves.
We assess each factory on its skills, capacity and current certificates.
We issue the order, book the capacity and fix the delivery date.
We use past delivery, defect and cost results to choose the factory.

Production only starts after you approve the sample. Every approval is dated, documented and signed before we book the cutting table.
We plan backwards from your delivery date. Every step has a date and a person responsible.

Every step has a date and an owner, planned back from the delivery date.

The last check before production: sample, fabric and trims all confirmed.

Line planning, work in progress, output against plan, and warnings if delivery is at risk.

Inspections during cutting, sewing and finishing.

The order is not finished when it leaves the factory. It is finished when the container arrives and the report is closed.
Carton packing, size ratios, barcodes and shipping marks.
Sea or air freight, full and part container loads, and Incoterms.
Invoice, bill of lading, certificate of origin and letter of credit.
Claims, a performance report and support for repeat orders.

One contact person, working in your time zone. If there is a problem, we tell you first. Buyers say this matters more than anything else.
