Frequently asked.

Send us your request through the project form or by email with product, quantity and your design or reference. We come back with questions, a recommendation and next steps, usually within one to two working days.

No. Many projects start with a reference photo, a sketch or just an idea. We can develop artwork placement, construction and specification with you.

It helps, but it is not required. If you don't have one, we create the technical data as part of product development.

Yes. Fabric selection, pattern development, size grading, color matching and construction details are part of our service.

Yes, and we recommend it. Reference images are the fastest way to align on fit, weight and finishing.

Yes. You can send us a physical garment and we reverse-engineer fit, fabric weight and construction into your own product.

Most cut-and-sew products start at 50 pieces per design. More complex products such as jackets, knitwear or headwear typically start at 100 pieces.

Yes. The MOQ applies per design, not per size. You define the size ratio.

Colors usually carry their own minimum because of fabric and dyeing. We tell you the exact split for your product.

Yes. MOQ depends on fabric, construction and finishing technique. We always confirm it with your offer.

In some cases yes, for example blank customization instead of cut-and-sew. Tell us your quantity and we'll show you the options.

Yes, and for most projects we recommend it. Bulk production only starts after your written sample approval.

Typically 10–20 working days depending on product complexity, fabric availability and finishing.

Sampling covers pattern development, fabric sourcing, one or more physical samples and documented adjustments. Details are confirmed with your offer.

Yes. Comments on fit, weight, print or labelling are documented and applied to the next round or directly to bulk.

As many as your project needs. Most projects are approved after one or two rounds.

Cotton jersey, combed ring-spun cotton, french terry, brushed fleece, twill, canvas, nylon, ripstop, mesh, knit yarns and blends — including organic and recycled qualities.

GSM is grams per square meter — the weight of the fabric. Higher GSM means a heavier, denser garment.

150–180 GSM for lightweight, 190–240 GSM for standard, 250–320 GSM for heavyweight boxy tees.

280–350 GSM for regular, 380–450 GSM for heavy, 500–600 GSM for extra heavyweight streetwear builds.

Yes. If you send a swatch or reference, we source a match or the closest available quality.

Yes, via Pantone matching and custom dyeing. Custom dyeing usually requires a higher minimum per color.

Yes — garment wash, enzyme wash, acid wash, pigment dye and vintage effects are all available.

Screen printing, digital printing, DTG, DTF, puff print, high density, flock, sublimation, embroidery and patches.

Screen print uses one screen per color and is the most durable option at volume. DTG prints directly into the fabric and suits photographic artwork on cotton. DTF transfers a printed film onto the garment and works on more fabric types at low quantities.

Screen printing — the setup is spread across the run and durability is excellent.

Yes: flat, 3D puff, chenille and appliqué embroidery, plus woven, embroidered, rubber and leather patches.

Yes, as puff screen print or 3D puff embroidery.

Yes — reflective, glow, foil, gel, crackle, discharge and water-based prints among others.

Yes. Woven or printed neck labels, tear-away labels or heat transfer labels are all possible.

Yes, including legally required fiber composition and care symbols for your market.

Yes — paper, recycled board or plastic, with your artwork, string and pin.

Yes, printed or recycled polybags, plus compostable options.

Yes. We apply EAN or your own barcode labels per size and SKU.

Yes. Labelled, tagged, barcoded, folded and packed per SKU or per order.

Typically 3–6 weeks after sample approval, depending on quantity, product and finishing.

After written sample approval and receipt of the agreed deposit.

Yes, express production is possible for many products depending on capacity and timeline.

In-line checks during production and a final inspection before shipping: measurements, stitching, print position, color, labelling and packing.

Yes. You get a dedicated contact and progress updates including photos on request.

Yes, including door delivery and customs handling.

Yes, to all EU countries.

Yes, by air, sea or express depending on volume and timeline.

Yes. We handle freight end-to-end so you receive the goods, not a logistics project.

Yes. We prepare documentation and handle customs clearance as part of delivery.

Yes, express air freight is available when the timeline requires it.