Custom Apparel Manufacturing

Our Minimum Order Quantity for t-shirts, polos, and hoodies starts at 300 pieces per design for custom cut-and-sew manufacturing.

Typically, a physical pre-production sample takes 5-7 business days. After sample approval, mass production turnaround is approximately 14-22 business days depending on volume and decoration complexity.

A custom polo shirt with an embroidered logo is the gold standard for professional yet comfortable corporate uniforms. The collared style is business-appropriate, and embroidery provides a premium, long-lasting finish.

For large events where budget is a key factor, a classic cotton T-shirt with a one or two-color screen print offers the best combination of cost-effectiveness and high visibility.

Screen Printing uses ink, which is best for larger, complex, or multi-color designs on T-shirts and hoodies (it's cost-effective at scale). Embroidery uses thread, which is best for smaller logos on thicker items like polo shirts, hoodies, and caps, giving a premium, textured feel.

We offer a wide range of eco-friendly fabrics, including GOTS-certified organic cotton for t-shirts and GRS-certified rPET (recycled polyester) for performance polos and hoodies.

CVC (Chief Value Cotton) is a cotton-polyester blend, typically 60% cotton and 40% polyester. It's very popular because it combines the softness and breathability of cotton with the durability, anti-shrinkage, and moisture-wicking properties of polyester.

We provide detailed sizing charts (spec sheets) for every garment. The most effective strategy is to send out a simple survey to your team members to collect their preferred sizes before placing the final order. We can also provide a size-set of blank samples if needed.

Yes. For a fully retail-ready product, we can remove the factory's standard tag and sew in your own custom-branded woven labels (or print a tagless label) inside the neck. This is highly recommended for building a premium brand.

DTG (Direct-to-Garment) is like a large inkjet printer for fabric. It's excellent for printing highly detailed, full-color, photorealistic images directly onto 100% cotton garments. It's best for complex artwork but can be less cost-effective than screen printing for very large runs.

For Embroidery or Screen Printing, we require a vector file (.AI, .EPS, .PDF) with all text and logos converted to outlines. For DTG printing, a high-resolution 300dpi raster file (.PNG with a transparent background or .PSD) is best.

We use the Pantone (PMS) matching system. You provide your brand's PMS codes, and we meticulously match the screen printing ink, fabric dye, or embroidery thread color to your exact specification to ensure brand consistency.