Branding Private Label Clothing
Produce garments entirely under your own labels — woven neck tapes, custom care labels, hang tags and branded polybags are engineered into the cost sheet from day one.
Private Label ServiceTech pack to shipped cartons — 50 pcs MOQ per design, transparent pricing and audited factories.
Design development, fabric sourcing, pattern grading, sampling, bulk cut & sew, decoration, branding and packaging are handled by a single project team — so specifications never get lost between vendors.
Branding Produce garments entirely under your own labels — woven neck tapes, custom care labels, hang tags and branded polybags are engineered into the cost sheet from day one.
Private Label Service
Production Bespoke patterns, marker efficiency planning and graded size sets turn original designs into repeatable, spec-accurate garments across every production run.
Cut & Sew Details
Decoration Digitised logo files, 3D puff, chain stitch and appliqué embroidery with thread-colour matching and stitch-density testing on your actual fabric before bulk.
Embroidery Service
Knitwear Combed cotton, ring-spun, bio-washed and heavyweight 220–260 GSM builds with controlled shrinkage, neck-rib recovery tests and consistent fit blocks.
T-Shirt Production
Fleece French terry and brushed fleece hoodies from 280 GSM to 500 GSM, with double-needle stress points, custom drawcords and boxy or oversized fit blocks.
Hoodie Production
Fleece Crewnecks and quarter-zips with matched rib trims, pigment or garment dyeing options and colour-fastness testing before decoration is applied.
Sweatshirt Production
Performance Four-way stretch knits, recycled poly, flatlock seams, bonded taping and moisture-management finishes engineered for range of motion and wash durability.
Sportswear Production
Trend Heavyweight silhouettes, washed finishes, puff print, chenille patches and cut-and-sew panelling for drop-based collections with tight launch windows.
Streetwear Production
Denim Rigid and stretch denim, laser and enzyme washes, custom rivets and leather patches — validated with wash-shrinkage samples before bulk cutting.
Denim ProductionCorporate, hospitality and school programmes with size-run management, repeat colour standards and multi-year stock replenishment.
Genuine and vegan leather jackets, vests and accessories produced on dedicated leather lines with skilled edge-finishing craft.
Measurement charts, BOM, stitch call-outs, label placement and grading rules documented so any factory can read your specs.
Most emerging labels do not fail on design — they fail on production logistics. We structure every account so that a first 50-piece capsule and a 10,000-piece repeat order follow the same documented workflow: one merchandiser, one spec file, one approved sample reference.
Each stage closes with a written approval, so nothing moves forward on assumption. This is the same process our merchandisers run for a first-time founder and for brands reordering 20,000 units per season.
Sketches, reference garments or CADs are converted into a production tech pack with BOM, measurement chart, stitch details and trim placement.
Fabric swatches, lab dips and trim cards are sent for approval with GSM, composition, hand-feel and shrinkage results attached.
First patterns are cut and a proto sample is produced in 7–12 working days for fit comments, then revised into a pre-production sample.
Approved patterns are graded and marker-planned; sewing lines run with in-line inspections at critical seams and measurement points.
Screen, DTF, sublimation or embroidery is applied with pull, crock and wash tests, followed by label and hang-tag attachment.
Final AQL inspection, measurement audit, polybagging and cartonisation with size-ratio labels, then air or sea freight with documents.
Incoming fabric and trim inspection, in-line stitching checks, a measurement audit against the approved spec sheet, and a final AQL 2.5 inspection before packing. Defect reports are shared with photographs, not just pass/fail summaries.
You receive a production schedule at order confirmation, then milestone updates for fabric in-house, cutting, sewing progress, decoration and inspection — with photo evidence so you can plan launches and paid media with confidence.
Typical quantities and lead times per category. Actual timelines are confirmed after fabric availability and decoration methods are locked in your tech pack.
| Product Category | MOQ / Design | Typical Fabric Range | Bulk Lead Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| T-shirts | 50 pcs | 140–260 GSM cotton, cotton/poly, tri-blend | 15–20 days |
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | 50 pcs | 280–500 GSM terry & brushed fleece | 20–28 days |
| Sportswear & activewear | 50 pcs | Poly-spandex, nylon-spandex, recycled knits | 20–30 days |
| Streetwear (cut & sew) | 50 pcs | Heavyweight knits, twill, canvas, nylon | 22–30 days |
| Denim & jeans | 100 pcs | 10–14 oz rigid & stretch denim | 25–35 days |
| Uniforms | 100 pcs | Poly-cotton twill, PV suiting, oxford | 20–30 days |
| Leather goods | 30 pcs | Sheep, cow, PU & vegan leather | 30–40 days |
Print failures usually come from method-to-fabric mismatch, not from the artwork. Our decoration team selects the process based on fibre content, stretch and hand-feel targets, then runs adhesion and wash tests on your approved fabric before bulk decoration begins.
Tack Apparel was built by apparel engineers, pattern makers and merchandisers who have shipped for retail chains, sports clubs, corporate uniform programmes and DTC labels. That background shapes how we quote, sample and inspect: we plan for wash performance, size-curve accuracy and re-order consistency, because those are the issues that cost brands money after delivery.
Choosing a custom clothing manufacturer affects three things directly — your margin, your delivery promises and your return rate. We reduce risk on all three by documenting specifications, archiving approved samples and keeping a single point of accountability for your account.
Our team advises on fabric substitution when a mill lot is delayed, on grading rules for extended size ranges, and on construction changes that reduce cost without visibly changing the garment. After shipment, the same merchandiser handles quality queries, replacement units where a defect is confirmed, and re-order planning against your original spec file.
Delivery dates are calculated backwards from your launch: fabric in-house date, cutting date, sewing days based on SAM and line capacity, decoration window and inspection buffer. Because the schedule is built on machine hours rather than estimates, you know early if a fabric delay threatens your date — while there is still time to act.
Production runs in facilities operating under fair-labour practices, documented working hours, age verification and audited workplace safety standards. On request we support OEKO-TEX certified fabrics, recycled polyester, organic cotton and BCI cotton options, with mill documentation supplied for your own compliance and marketing claims.
Straight answers to the questions overseas buyers ask us most often before onboarding a new apparel supplier.
Our standard minimum order quantity is 50 pieces per design, which can be split across sizes and up to two colourways. Denim and uniform programmes start at 100 pieces due to wash and fabric lot requirements, while leather items start at 30 pieces.
A first proto sample is typically ready in 7–12 working days after tech pack approval. Bulk production runs 15–30 working days depending on category, quantity, fabric availability and decoration method. Pre-booking fabric shortens this materially for repeat programmes.
Yes. Our design team converts sketches, reference garments or mood boards into a production-ready tech pack including measurement charts, stitch call-outs, trims, label placement and size grading. You keep the file and can use it with any factory.
All orders can include woven or printed neck labels, care and content labels, hang tags, size stickers, custom polybags and branded boxes. Garments can be shipped barcode-labelled and retail-ready or prepared to third-party fulfilment requirements.
Four inspection gates apply: fabric and trim inspection on arrival, in-line checks during stitching, a measurement audit against the approved spec sheet, and a final AQL-based inspection before packing. Reports include measurement data and photographs.
We ship worldwide, with most volume moving to the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the EU, Australia and the Middle East. Air express, air freight and sea freight are available, and DDP delivery can be arranged so duties and clearance are handled for you.
Share your designs, target fabrics and launch dates. Our merchandising team will map the production path, flag technical risks early and outline realistic timelines for your collection.