Wholesale Apparel FAQ

Yes. Buyers can select a developed blank and add printing, embroidery, labels or packaging, or use full custom development when fit, construction, fabric or garment-level details must change.

Start with what must change. If a developed garment already meets the fit and construction brief, blank customization can focus on branding. If the garment itself must be developed, use the full custom route.

A project can be redirected when the first route cannot meet a requirement, but sampling, cost and timing should then be reviewed again against the new scope.

MOQ is reviewed by garment, fabric, colour, trim, decoration and production route. A single website-wide number would be misleading before the brief is known.

Share garment category, reference or product link, quantity range, colours, sizes, decoration, labels, destination and target timing. Add a tech pack when fit or construction is original.

Timing depends on product readiness, material availability, sample revisions, approvals, quantity and process. Share the required date and destination so feasibility can be reviewed.

A preliminary route may be discussed with an approximate size, colour count and placement, but production pricing requires a clearer garment and decoration scope.

Yes. The relevant sample may be an existing blank, a decorated garment, a strike-off or a newly developed full custom sample. Scope and any cost depend on what needs approval.

Screen printing, embroidery, digital printing, heat transfer and selected effects can be reviewed with the garment. Suitability depends on fabric, artwork, placement and intended use.

Private labels, size or care labels, hangtags and packaging can be coordinated when construction, artwork, mandatory wording, SKU mapping and supplier minimums are reviewed.

The approved garment or sample, current artwork, specification, colour references and recorded comments should form one controlled approval record.

Submit the enquiry first, then reply to the confirmation email with source artwork, references or the current tech pack. File-upload handling is not part of the first website release.

Inspection should compare the order with the accepted garment, measurements, workmanship, decoration and packing criteria. The exact plan depends on the project rather than a universal claim.

No blanket customs guarantee is made. Product information, documentation and destination requirements must be reviewed for the specific project, and the buyer should confirm applicable market obligations.