From Your Idea to Bulk Production
Bring us a finished tech pack or just a reference photo — we can execute your design or develop the product with you from scratch.
← Back to homeOEM or ODM — You Choose the Starting Point
The difference is simply how much of the development work sits with you and how much sits with us.
We produce to your designs
You supply the designs, tech packs or reference samples. We handle pattern making, fabric sourcing, sampling and bulk production exactly to your specification.
- Your artwork, fit and construction are followed as given
- Fabric matched to your nominated spec or supplier
- Your labels, trims and packaging throughout
- Best suited to brands with an established product team
We develop the product for you
You bring a direction, a market and a price point. We develop the design, fabric, pattern and sample, then optimise it for commercial production.
- Design and fabric proposals based on your target market
- Pattern development and fit optimisation in-house
- Cost engineering before bulk is committed
- Best suited to growing brands and new product lines
What Our Development Team Covers
Six disciplines, one team, one building — so a fabric question does not become a two-week email thread.
Trend Insight
What is selling in Europe, the US and Australia, translated into producible knitwear.
Creative Design
Sketches, colourways and print placement, taken to a level a factory can cost and cut from.
Fabric Innovation
Yarn blends, knit structures and finishes chosen for hand feel, durability and price point.
Rapid Sampling
Pattern making and prototype sewing in-house, so revisions do not wait on an outside workshop.
Technical Expertise
Grading, fit correction and construction advice from twenty years of knitwear production.
Commercial Production
Every decision checked against bulk feasibility — an unrepeatable sample is not a finished sample.
Standard samples 5–10 days · complex development 10–20 days
Indicative Production Schedule
The ranges below are typical. Actual timing depends on style complexity, fabric availability and the number of sample revisions.
| Stage | Typical Duration | What Happens |
|---|---|---|
| Sampling | 5–15 days | Pattern making, fabric preparation and prototype sewing |
| Small batch | 15–30 days | Test orders and limited runs for new styles |
| Standard bulk | 30–60 days | Full production with in-line and AQL inspection |
| Large scale | 60+ days | Multi-style programmes and phased delivery schedules |
Depending on complexity and materials. Confirmed dates are agreed in writing once the sample is approved.
Four Ways Brands Order From Us
15–30 days
Fast Development
For brands testing a new concept quickly.
- Existing fabric bases
- Simplified construction
- Sample and small run combined
20–40 days
Small Batch Custom
For designer labels and e-commerce launches.
- Custom fabric or finish
- Multi-style, low quantity per style
- Full sampling cycle
45–60 days
Standard Bulk
For established seasonal programmes.
- Approved sample as the reference
- Full in-line and AQL inspection
- Consolidated shipment
15–30 days
Replenishment
For repeat orders on proven sellers.
- Patterns and specs already on file
- Colour lot matched to original batch
- Shortest route back to stock
How We Think About MOQ
We would rather grow with a brand than turn it away at the first order. MOQ is a conversation, not a wall.
Flexible MOQ
Quantities are discussed per style and per fabric, taking the whole order into account rather than each item in isolation.
Rapid Development
Smaller first orders let you validate fit and demand before committing capital to a full production run.
Lower Inventory Risk
Multi-style, lower-quantity combinations spread risk across a range instead of concentrating it in one bet.
Brand Growth Support
As volumes rise, unit economics improve — and the patterns, specs and colour lots from your first run carry forward.
Two Projects, Two Starting Points
International casual-wear brand
Background
An established casual-wear brand selling across several European markets needed a partner able to hold quality steady across repeat seasonal programmes.
Challenge
Supply had been inconsistent between runs, and communication with the previous supplier was slow enough to put delivery dates at risk.
Approach
A documented QC framework for their styles, patterns and approved colour lots kept on file, and one point of contact for both development and production.
Outcome
Stable supply across markets, with quality control and communication cited as why the relationship continued over several years.
Growing brand, small batch start
Background
A growing brand wanted to launch knitwear but could not commit to large minimums before validating demand.
Challenge
They needed small batch production without compromising quality, plus development help on fabric choice and fit.
Approach
Flexible quantities across multiple styles, with fabric selection and sample improvement worked through over several revision rounds.
Outcome
Launched with a range rather than a single product, then moved into repeat replenishment on the styles that performed.
Ready to Start?
Send your tech pack or describe the product you have in mind — we will tell you what is feasible and what it costs.
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