01Idea
Designs, references, a name. A sketch is enough to start.
Start your
clothing brand
From an idea on your phone to a sold-out first drop. Here's how it works, and how we help at every step.
- Samples first
- MOQ [XX] pcs
- Tech pack help
Idea to
restock
The five stages every brand goes through. Scroll through them.
01
02Tech pack
Your idea turned into instructions a factory can follow.
03Sample
A physical sample you can wear, check and photograph.
04First drop
Your first run, labelled and packed as your brand.
05Restock
Consistent reorders as you sell out, plus new categories.
Founder's
guide
New to making clothes? Three things worth knowing first. Tap a card for a pro tip.
All guides01
How minimums work
An exists because every style needs setup: a pattern, a cutting plan, fabric dyed in one , and machines set for your . Minimums are usually counted per style and per colour.
Pro tipPro tip
Hit the minimum with fewer colours per style rather than fewer pieces per colour. Our MOQ is [XX] pcs per style and colour.
Read the guides02
What a tech pack is
A tells the factory exactly what to make: front and back drawings, a measurement chart for every size, fabric and , , artwork positions and labels.
Pro tipPro tip
No tech pack yet? Send a sketch and a reference garment — we can build the tech pack with you.
Read the guides03
Sample before bulk
Most garments go through a , then a made with the real bulk fabric and . You approve that sample, and bulk production is matched to it.
Pro tipPro tip
Judge the sample on body, not on a hanger. Sampling takes [XX] days. [NEEDS INPUT]
Read the guidesBlanks or
cut & sew?
Two ways to make a clothing brand. Printing on is quick; makes it truly yours.
Minimum orderLow — often a handful of pieces[XX] pcs per style and colour
FitFixed by the blankYour own pattern and grading
FabricWhatever the blank is made ofYour choice of fabric and gsm
ColoursStock colours onlyDyed to your Pantone
LabelsPrinted over or relabelledYour labels sewn in
Technique finder
Print, stitch
or stone?
Three questions, one recommendation. It takes ten seconds.
Best match
What drives
the price
These six things decide what a piece costs. Tap each one to see how to keep it down. Your quote lists every line.
Get an itemised quoteQuantity
The biggest lever. Setup is shared across more pieces, so each piece costs less as the run grows.
Save: Go deeper in fewer colours rather than wider in many.
Fabric
Weight, composition and special finishes all move the fabric cost.
Save: Ask for two fabric options at different levels and compare.
Decoration
Each technique, colour and position adds work. Stitch count and stone count matter.
Save: Put your biggest spend on the one hit people see first.
Trims & labels
Custom zips, pullers and woven labels add up across a run.
Save: Brand the trims people touch; keep the rest standard.
Washes & finishing
Garment washes and distressing are an extra process on every piece.
Save: Test one washed colourway before washing the whole drop.
Packaging
Printed boxes, tissue and tags are optional extras.
Save: Start with branded polybags and a hang tag.
Launch planner
Work back
from launch
Pick your launch date. The planner counts back to the day your needs to be with us. Lead times show as [XX] until they're confirmed.
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Send your tech pack
Artwork, measurements and fabric choice.
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Sample ready
Your first physical sample.
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Sample approved
Fit, fabric and finish signed off.
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Bulk finished
Cut, sewn, decorated and checked.
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Launch day
Delivered and ready to sell.
Brands we
make for
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The Drop
Launch Kit
A template, a size chart and a launch checklist: everything you need to brief a factory properly. [Kit files — NEEDS INPUT]
Questions,
answered
I've never made clothes before. Can you help?
Yes. Most first-time founders start with a sketch and a reference garment; we help with the rest.
How much do I need to start?
It depends on quantity, fabric and decoration: see what drives the price above. Your quote is itemised. [NEEDS INPUT]
What's the smallest first drop?
[XX] pcs per style and colour. [NEEDS INPUT]
Do you do the photos?
Samples can be shot on model. [Photo service — NEEDS INPUT]
Let's make
drop one
Send what you have: a sketch, a reference, a mood board. You get a plan back.