Can you share case studies of brands you have produced for?

References and case studies

Client references and case studies are shared with the client's permission, since most brands treat their suppliers and product development as confidential. During a conversation we can discuss comparable projects in general terms and, where the brand agrees, provide examples of work we have produced.

If you are evaluating suppliers, there are useful alternatives to a formal case study. We can show the sample room, share production photos and videos, provide specification examples for similar garments, and agree to a third-party audit or factory visit. Many buyers also request a paid sample early in the process, which is the most reliable way to judge construction, fabrics and finishing.

We also ask clients to keep our production information confidential in the same way, since designs, fabrics and suppliers are commercially sensitive for both sides.

Tell us what would give you confidence in the evaluation, and we will arrange it where possible.

When you are evaluating any supplier, including us, ask for the specific evidence that matters to your business: a paid sample of your own design, records from the sample inspection, and a clear explanation of the quality checkpoints used during production. Concrete evidence of process is usually more useful than a brand name in a portfolio.