Capabilities / Manufacturing & Finishing
Garment production follows a sequence of stages, each with its own checks. Woven and knitted garments are made differently, and the finishing details you specify shape how each style arrives.
01Production sequence
Fabric and trims are checked against the approved references before cutting.
Fabric is laid and cut to the graded pattern, with attention to grain, shading, and print direction.
Panels are joined using the seam types and stitch settings agreed on the sample.
Applied to panels or finished garments where the design requires it.
Threads are trimmed and garments pressed to the agreed appearance.
Garments are checked for measurements, workmanship, and appearance.
Labels, tags, and packaging are applied to your instructions.
Cartons are marked and packing lists prepared for shipment.
02Construction
Woven garments are built from shaped panels joined at the shoulders, yoke, and sides. Collars and cuffs are usually interlined, plackets are folded or applied, and seams are often topstitched or felled. Hems are turned and stitched.
Knitted fabric is relaxed before cutting so it keeps its dimensions. Seams need to stretch with the fabric, and necklines, cuffs, and hems are often finished with rib components. Shoulder seams may be taped to hold their shape.
03Finishing
These details affect how the garment looks on arrival. Please include them in your specification.
04Communication
Points to agree with us at the start of each order.
Who approves fabric, trims, and pre-production samples, and in what form.
How often production status is shared, and by whom.
How changes are requested, confirmed, and recorded once production has started.
How issues are reported and how corrective actions are agreed.
Share your quantities, finishing details, and delivery window.
