Make-to-order is for buyers who have the product defined but not yet produced. You submit the design and commercial requirement; we assess it and come back with what is feasible, what needs a sample, and what the order will involve.
It is the most common starting point for a new buyer — a clear requirement, a realistic quantity, and a production plan agreed before anything is cut.
What to submit
A clear brief shortens the review considerably.
- Garment type, style reference and construction notes
- Fabric and GSM, or a physical swatch
- Size range and size-wise quantity breakdown
- Colour ways and print or embroidery artwork
- Branding and packing requirement
- Required delivery window
The feasibility review
We review the brief against the fabric available, the construction complexity and the quantity. If something is not practical — a fabric that will not hold a shape, a print that will not survive washing, a quantity too small for a particular process — we say so and propose an alternative.
Confirming the order
Once specification, sampling and commercials are agreed in writing, the order moves into the production sequence. An enquiry on its own does not reserve capacity or block a delivery date.
Minimum order quantities, sampling charges and production timelines are confirmed per style after specification review. No MOQ or delivery commitment is made before that confirmation.
