Question 1

A deposit is commonly required to start production, with the balance due according to the agreed schedule. The exact percentage and the milestone a

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Do you require a deposit for bottoms production, and what percentageThe practical answer depends on your specification rather than on a standard figure, which is why we confirm it in the quotation.Printed leg graphics, embroidery and applied patches are common, with placement set before assembly. Inspection covers waist measurement, inseam tolerance, pocket symmetry and shade matching across sizes..Size approval happens on the sample, and the approved size set stays with the order for future repeats.Labels, hangtags and packaging can carry your own branding so the goods arrive ready to sell.If your launch date is fixed, work backwards from it and treat sampling, bulk and freight as three separate bookings.Sizing is agreed inside one colourway, so a size run can follow your real sales curve.Production checks happen at cutting, at sewing, at finishing and before packing.Lead time depends on the finish and on whether a matching top is produced alongside.Denim, twill, canvas, fleece and terry all fall under bottoms, and the fabric decides whether the piece reads as streetwear, utility or comfort wear.Sampling typically takes around two weeks, and bulk production typically takes three to four weeks after the sample is approved.Raise it at the first conversation and it is confirmed in the quotation, alongside the specification and the timeline.

Question 2

Payment is made by bank transfer between companies. The full schedule is confirmed in the quotation and order documents, so both sides know the pay

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What payment terms do you accept for bottoms ordersThis is confirmed per style, because the answer depends on the fabric, the construction and the finish you choose.Denim, twill, canvas, fleece and terry all fall under bottoms, and the fabric decides whether the piece reads as streetwear, utility or comfort wear. Rise, leg shape and pocket construction define the fit, and the leg opening is what changes the customer most..Special techniques are tested on the actual material, because they behave differently across fabrics.Specification changes after cutting are avoided deliberately, since they are the most expensive place to make a change.We ask for the quantity per colour rather than a single total, because that is what the minimum applies to.A written brief shortens the first round, since the specification can be confirmed before sampling begins.Confirming the specification in writing before cutting is what keeps a first order and a reorder matching each other.Our standard minimum is 100 pieces per style, per color, with sizes mixable inside one colourway and each colour treated as its own order.Send us the style, the quantity per colour and your target date, and we will come back with what is realistic rather than theoretical.The payment schedule, inspection arrangements and any balance release are set out in the contract and confirmed in the quotation before production begins.

Question 3

We normally quote in USD. Accepted Incoterms depend on your destination, your preferred logistics arrangement and the shipping method, so they are

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What currencies and Incoterms do you quote for bottomsThis is confirmed per style, because the answer depends on the fabric, the construction and the finish you choose.Denim, twill, canvas, fleece and terry all fall under bottoms, and the fabric decides whether the piece reads as streetwear, utility or comfort wear. Rise, leg shape and pocket construction define the fit, and the leg opening is what changes the customer most..Fabric and trims are checked against your specification rather than assumed, because a substitution changes the wash result.Decoration placement and technique are settled on the physical sample instead of on a screen.Size approval happens on the sample, and the approved size set stays with the order for future repeats.Production is scheduled around a confirmed order slot, so a delivery date depends on the specification being fixed.Export packaging is specified with the style, which is what keeps labelling and packing consistent between runs.Our standard minimum is 100 pieces per style, per color, with sizes mixable inside one colourway and each colour treated as its own order.Tell us what you are planning and we will confirm the details in writing before any sampling begins. We reply to inquiries within one working day.

Question 4

Yes. We can plan orders that combine different garment categories in one production schedule, for example tees together with hoodies and bottoms. E

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Do you support mixed-category orders with bottoms and other itemsThis is confirmed per style, because the answer depends on the fabric, the construction and the finish you choose.Denim, twill, canvas, fleece and terry all fall under bottoms, and the fabric decides whether the piece reads as streetwear, utility or comfort wear. Rise, leg shape and pocket construction define the fit, and the leg opening is what changes the customer most..Sizing is agreed inside one colourway, so a size run can follow your real sales curve.The approved sample is kept as the working reference so a repeat order behaves like the first one.Special techniques are tested on the actual material, because they behave differently across fabrics.Confirming the specification in writing before cutting is what keeps a first order and a reorder matching each other.Production is scheduled around a confirmed order slot, so a delivery date depends on the specification being fixed.Inspection covers waist measurement, inseam tolerance, pocket symmetry and shade matching across sizes.Every order is checked at cutting, sewing, finishing and before packing, with the approved sample as the reference for the whole run.Send us the style, the quantity per colour and your target date, and we will come back with what is realistic rather than theoretical.

Question 5

Yes, sizes can be mixed within one colorway to reach the minimum. A single style and colour can be ordered as a spread of sizes, for example S, M,

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Can I mix sizes and colors within the MOQ for bottomsMinimums are about setup cost: fabric, cutting and finishing each carry a fixed step that does not shrink with volume.Printed leg graphics, embroidery and applied patches are common, with placement set before assembly. Inspection covers waist measurement, inseam tolerance, pocket symmetry and shade matching across sizes..Decoration placement and technique are settled on the physical sample instead of on a screen.Material and social compliance are confirmed per project, so the certificate that applies is the one for your fibre content.Sizing is agreed inside one colourway, so a size run can follow your real sales curve.Sampling is quoted separately and confirmed upfront, and the schedule is agreed in the quotation.We ask for the quantity per colour rather than a single total, because that is what the minimum applies to.Lead time depends on the finish and on whether a matching top is produced alongside.We hold BSCI social compliance certification, and material certifications such as OEKO-TEX are confirmed per project at the quotation stage.If you would like this applied to a specific style, share the reference and the volume you have in mind and we will answer directly.

Question 6

We quote sampling and any optional services in advance, and the quotation itemizes the main cost elements: sample development, fabric and trims, cu

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Are there hidden tooling or setup fees for custom bottomsThis is confirmed per style, because the answer depends on the fabric, the construction and the finish you choose.Denim, twill, canvas, fleece and terry all fall under bottoms, and the fabric decides whether the piece reads as streetwear, utility or comfort wear. Rise, leg shape and pocket construction define the fit, and the leg opening is what changes the customer most..Sampling is quoted separately and confirmed upfront, and the schedule is agreed in the quotation.Bulk production starts once the sample is approved in writing, not while the specification is still moving.Freight is quoted as its own line so the transit cost is visible before the goods are finished.Special techniques are tested on the actual material, because they behave differently across fabrics.Specification changes after cutting are avoided deliberately, since they are the most expensive place to make a change.Our standard minimum is 100 pieces per style, per color, with sizes mixable inside one colourway and each colour treated as its own order.Tell us what you are planning and we will confirm the details in writing before any sampling begins. We reply to inquiries within one working day.

Question 7

Samples are one-off development pieces, so their unit cost is higher than bulk production. A sample involves pattern development, decoration or was

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What is the price difference between sample and bulk orders of bottomsThe practical answer depends on your specification rather than on a standard figure, which is why we confirm it in the quotation.Printed leg graphics, embroidery and applied patches are common, with placement set before assembly. Inspection covers waist measurement, inseam tolerance, pocket symmetry and shade matching across sizes..The approved sample is kept as the working reference so a repeat order behaves like the first one.Special techniques are tested on the actual material, because they behave differently across fabrics.Confirming the specification in writing before cutting is what keeps a first order and a reorder matching each other.Production is scheduled around a confirmed order slot, so a delivery date depends on the specification being fixed.A purchase order is matched to the approved sample, which is the reference both sides measure against.Rise, leg shape and pocket construction define the fit, and the leg opening is what changes the customer most.Every order is checked at cutting, sewing, finishing and before packing, with the approved sample as the reference for the whole run.Send us the style, the quantity per colour and your target date, and we will come back with what is realistic rather than theoretical.

Question 8

Yes. Unit pricing typically improves as quantity increases, and we can quote two or three quantity levels so you can compare the effect of volume o

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Do you offer tiered pricing for bottoms based on quantity breaksThis is confirmed per style, because the answer depends on the fabric, the construction and the finish you choose.Denim, twill, canvas, fleece and terry all fall under bottoms, and the fabric decides whether the piece reads as streetwear, utility or comfort wear. Rise, leg shape and pocket construction define the fit, and the leg opening is what changes the customer most..A purchase order is matched to the approved sample, which is the reference both sides measure against.Colour is the variable that multiplies an order, which is why it is worth deciding the colour count early.Bulk production starts once the sample is approved in writing, not while the specification is still moving.A written brief shortens the first round, since the specification can be confirmed before sampling begins.Production is scheduled around a confirmed order slot, so a delivery date depends on the specification being fixed.We hold BSCI social compliance certification, and material certifications such as OEKO-TEX are confirmed per project at the quotation stage.Send us the style, the quantity per colour and your target date, and we will come back with what is realistic rather than theoretical.

Question 9

The unit price of bottoms depends on several elements: fabric and weight, construction and fit complexity, decoration such as printing, embroidery

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How unit price is calculatedThe unit price of bottoms depends on several elements: fabric and weight, construction and fit complexity, decoration such as printing, embroidery or washing, labels and packaging, and the total quantity you order. Each of these changes the cost structure, which is why we quote per project rather than from a fixed price list.Fixed costs, including pattern development, machine setup, screen or embroidery setup and packing preparation, are spread across the number of pieces produced. That is why larger volumes normally bring a lower unit price: the same fixed cost is divided by more units.To make comparison easy, we provide an itemized quotation showing the main cost elements, and we can quote two or three quantity levels so you can see how the price changes with volume. If your design is still evolving, we can also indicate which specification choices have the biggest effect on cost.Send your design and target quantities and we will prepare a clear, itemized quotation for your project.The minimum is 100 pieces per style, per color, not per order. Sizes can be mixed inside one colourway to reach that figure, so a single design in a single colour is the easiest way to start. Each additional colour is treated as its own minimum, because a new colour means a different fabric reservation, a separate cut and often a separate decoration setup.Sampling is charged and quoted upfront, and the sample fee is offset only when the bulk volume is large enough. A sample is a small production run in its own right, covering pattern work, a fabric reservation, cutting, sewing and decoration, which is why it carries a real cost. Sampling takes about two weeks from confirmed artwork and fabric.

Question 10

Yes. With an MOQ of 100 pieces per style, per color, you can place a trial order before committing to a larger production run. This is the approach

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Can I order bottoms in small trial quantities before bulk productionThis is confirmed per style, because the answer depends on the fabric, the construction and the finish you choose.Denim, twill, canvas, fleece and terry all fall under bottoms, and the fabric decides whether the piece reads as streetwear, utility or comfort wear. Rise, leg shape and pocket construction define the fit, and the leg opening is what changes the customer most..Confirming the specification in writing before cutting is what keeps a first order and a reorder matching each other.Fabric and trims are checked against your specification rather than assumed, because a substitution changes the wash result.Decoration placement and technique are settled on the physical sample instead of on a screen.Size approval happens on the sample, and the approved size set stays with the order for future repeats.Production is scheduled around a confirmed order slot, so a delivery date depends on the specification being fixed.Our standard minimum is 100 pieces per style, per color, with sizes mixable inside one colourway and each colour treated as its own order.Send us the style, the quantity per colour and your target date, and we will come back with what is realistic rather than theoretical.

Question 11

Our standard MOQ is 100 pieces per style, per color. The minimum applies to each individual style you order, rather than being a total across a who

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What is the MOQ for Custom BottomsMinimums are about setup cost: fabric, cutting and finishing each carry a fixed step that does not shrink with volume.Printed leg graphics, embroidery and applied patches are common, with placement set before assembly. Inspection covers waist measurement, inseam tolerance, pocket symmetry and shade matching across sizes..Freight is quoted as its own line so the transit cost is visible before the goods are finished.Specification changes after cutting are avoided deliberately, since they are the most expensive place to make a change.A written brief shortens the first round, since the specification can be confirmed before sampling begins.Fabric and trims are checked against your specification rather than assumed, because a substitution changes the wash result.Size approval happens on the sample, and the approved size set stays with the order for future repeats.Rise, leg shape and pocket construction define the fit, and the leg opening is what changes the customer most.Sampling is charged separately and quoted upfront, and it may be credited against the bulk order only where the bulk quantity is large enough.Raise it at the first conversation and it is confirmed in the quotation, alongside the specification and the timeline.

Question 12

Colour is approved before production, so bulk goods are made to an agreed reference rather than to an expectation. Depending on the material, approval

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Do you offer color card approval before Custom Tops productionThis is confirmed per style, because the answer depends on the fabric, the construction and the finish you choose.The category covers jersey, fleece and knit constructions, so fabric choice is the first decision before construction is even discussed. Because tops span tees, hoodies and knitwear, the construction details are agreed per style rather than applied as a single house standard..Confirming the specification in writing before cutting is what keeps a first order and a reorder matching each other.Fabric and trims are checked against your specification rather than assumed, because a substitution changes the wash result.Decoration placement and technique are settled on the physical sample instead of on a screen.Size approval happens on the sample, and the approved size set stays with the order for future repeats.Production is scheduled around a confirmed order slot, so a delivery date depends on the specification being fixed.Our standard minimum is 100 pieces per style, per color, with sizes mixable inside one colourway and each colour treated as its own order.Send us the style, the quantity per colour and your target date, and we will come back with what is realistic rather than theoretical.

Question 13

Grading means applying consistent increments between sizes so the fit stays right as the size changes. We agree the base size and the increments with

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Size grading across a full rangeGrading means applying consistent increments between sizes so the fit stays right as the size changes. We agree the base size and the increments with you, then apply them across the whole range rather than scaling a single size by eye.In practice the base size is approved first, because the increments follow from a fit you are happy with. Once the base is confirmed, the pattern is graded across the range and the result is checked on a graded sample before bulk production.For extended or plus sizes, grading is handled with extra care, because increments that work in the middle of a range often need adjusting at the extremes. Testing one extended size early in development is much cheaper than correcting it after bulk.The graded chart is documented, so a reorder or a new colourway follows the same fit rather than being re-graded, which keeps tops consistent between production runs.Send your target size range and base size and we will confirm the grading approach for your order.The minimum is 100 pieces per style, per color, not per order. Sizes can be mixed inside one colourway to reach that figure, so a single design in a single colour is the easiest way to start. Each additional colour is treated as its own minimum, because a new colour means a different fabric reservation, a separate cut and often a separate decoration setup.Bulk production takes three to four weeks after sample approval. That window covers fabric arrival, cutting, sewing, decoration and finishing, and it starts from the approved sample rather than from the enquiry date. Freight planning belongs at the same stage, because sea, air and land options differ in transit time and cost.

Question 14

Yes. If you already have measurements or a specification, we produce to your figures rather than to a standard chart. Send the measurement points and

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Producing to your exact measurements and specsYes. If you already have measurements or a specification, we produce to your figures rather than to a standard chart. Send the measurement points and how each one is taken, so there is no ambiguity later about where a measurement is read.In practice we build a measurement chart for your style, produce the sample against it, and you approve the fit on that sample. The approved sample and the chart then become the reference for bulk production and for any reorder.Where you have a physical garment rather than a chart, we can measure it and agree the points with you, because measuring the actual piece removes uncertainty about how a measurement is defined, such as chest at underarm or chest one inch below.Every measurement has a tolerance, since fabric and construction behave differently across sizes and after washing. The acceptable range is agreed with you rather than left open, and it is recorded with the specification.Send your chart, specification or reference garment and we will confirm what is needed to produce tops to your exact requirement.It helps to think of the minimum as a per-colourway figure. One style in one colour is one minimum; the same style in three colours is three. Mixed sizes inside a colourway are normal and expected, which is why a size curve can be built around the figure rather than the other way round.Once the sample is approved, bulk production runs three to four weeks, after which the goods are packed and shipped by sea, air or land depending on urgency and volume. Working backwards from a launch date is the reliable way to confirm whether a schedule holds, because it exposes the freight and clearance time that a production-only plan tends to hide.

Question 15

Our after-sales commitment is that if delivered goods do not match the agreed specification, we review the point promptly against the approved samp

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What after-sales confirm do you provide for Custom TopsThe practical answer depends on your specification rather than on a standard figure, which is why we confirm it in the quotation.Print and embroidery are both common, chosen against the fabric surface and the price point of the style. Checks are set per style, covering measurement tolerance, decoration registration and shade consistency..We ask for the quantity per colour rather than a single total, because that is what the minimum applies to.Fabric and trims are checked against your specification rather than assumed, because a substitution changes the wash result.Production is scheduled around a confirmed order slot, so a delivery date depends on the specification being fixed.Material and social compliance are confirmed per project, so the certificate that applies is the one for your fibre content.We would rather raise a risk before sampling than discover it during bulk production.Because tops span tees, hoodies and knitwear, the construction details are agreed per style rather than applied as a single house standard.Sampling typically takes around two weeks, and bulk production typically takes three to four weeks after the sample is approved.If you would like this applied to a specific style, share the reference and the volume you have in mind and we will answer directly.Dates and outcomes are confirmed in writing rather than promised in advance, and where something cannot be confirmed we say so before an order is placed.Warranty, returns and replacement are commercial terms rather than production details, so they are set out in the contract and confirmed with your order instead of being stated as a general promise.

Question 16

We value repeat business and price each order according to its quantity, style and materials, so a reorder is quoted on its own merits. Any conside

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Do you offer discounts for repeat Custom Tops buyersThe practical answer depends on your specification rather than on a standard figure, which is why we confirm it in the quotation.Print and embroidery are both common, chosen against the fabric surface and the price point of the style. Checks are set per style, covering measurement tolerance, decoration registration and shade consistency..Sizing is agreed inside one colourway, so a size run can follow your real sales curve.Each colour is dyed, cut and finished as its own group, so consistency is maintained colour by colour.The approved sample is kept as the working reference so a repeat order behaves like the first one.Bulk production starts once the sample is approved in writing, not while the specification is still moving.Special techniques are tested on the actual material, because they behave differently across fabrics.Because tops span tees, hoodies and knitwear, the construction details are agreed per style rather than applied as a single house standard.Sampling is charged separately and quoted upfront, and it may be credited against the bulk order only where the bulk quantity is large enough.Send us the style, the quantity per colour and your target date, and we will come back with what is realistic rather than theoretical.Repeat-order pricing and volume terms are quoted per order and confirmed in the contract rather than published as a standing discount.

Question 17

We plan delivery dates carefully and keep you informed, but we do not promise a fixed date in advance, because timing depends on factors such as ma

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Can you confirm on-time delivery for Custom TopsThis is confirmed per style, because the answer depends on the fabric, the construction and the finish you choose.The category covers jersey, fleece and knit constructions, so fabric choice is the first decision before construction is even discussed. Because tops span tees, hoodies and knitwear, the construction details are agreed per style rather than applied as a single house standard..If your launch date is fixed, work backwards from it and treat sampling, bulk and freight as three separate bookings.Each colour is dyed, cut and finished as its own group, so consistency is maintained colour by colour.Freight is quoted as its own line so the transit cost is visible before the goods are finished.Confirming the specification in writing before cutting is what keeps a first order and a reorder matching each other.Export packaging is specified with the style, which is what keeps labelling and packing consistent between runs.We hold BSCI social compliance certification, and material certifications such as OEKO-TEX are confirmed per project at the quotation stage.Tell us what you are planning and we will confirm the details in writing before any sampling begins. We reply to inquiries within one working day.Dates and outcomes are confirmed in writing rather than promised in advance, and where something cannot be confirmed we say so before an order is placed.

Question 18

The standard export packing is folded garments in polybags, packed into cartons with an order reference and a packing list. Sizes and colours are e

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What is the standard packaging for exported Custom TopsExport packaging has to protect the goods in transit and stay consistent between the first order and the reorder.Print and embroidery are both common, chosen against the fabric surface and the price point of the style. Checks are set per style, covering measurement tolerance, decoration registration and shade consistency..Size approval happens on the sample, and the approved size set stays with the order for future repeats.Material and social compliance are confirmed per project, so the certificate that applies is the one for your fibre content.Where a finish cannot be confirmed on a given fabric, we say so rather than commit to it and correct it later.Production checks happen at cutting, at sewing, at finishing and before packing.Freight is quoted as its own line so the transit cost is visible before the goods are finished.Lead time is style-dependent: a plain jersey top runs faster than a washed fleece piece with multiple decoration placements.Every order is checked at cutting, sewing, finishing and before packing, with the approved sample as the reference for the whole run.Raise it at the first conversation and it is confirmed in the quotation, alongside the specification and the timeline.

Question 19

After we review your enquiry we issue a written quotation covering the item, the quantity, the unit price and the terms, so you have a document to

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Do you provide a written quotation and spec sheet for Custom TopsThis is confirmed per style, because the answer depends on the fabric, the construction and the finish you choose.The category covers jersey, fleece and knit constructions, so fabric choice is the first decision before construction is even discussed. Because tops span tees, hoodies and knitwear, the construction details are agreed per style rather than applied as a single house standard..Decoration placement and technique are settled on the physical sample instead of on a screen.Material and social compliance are confirmed per project, so the certificate that applies is the one for your fibre content.Sizing is agreed inside one colourway, so a size run can follow your real sales curve.Sampling is quoted separately and confirmed upfront, and the schedule is agreed in the quotation.We ask for the quantity per colour rather than a single total, because that is what the minimum applies to.Washes, dyeing and knit finishing differ by construction, and each style's finish is developed on the sample rather than assumed from a similar piece.We hold BSCI social compliance certification, and material certifications such as OEKO-TEX are confirmed per project at the quotation stage.If you would like this applied to a specific style, share the reference and the volume you have in mind and we will answer directly.

Question 20

What feels premium at retail usually comes from a combination of weight, yarn quality, handfeel and finishing, rather than from a single number. A sli

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Which t-shirt fabric feels most premium for retailMaterial availability limits colour options, so sourcing is checked against your specification rather than assumed.Screen print, DTG and puff or cracked print carry different setup costs and different durability, and print placement is best confirmed on the physical sample. Inspection covers print registration, neck rib measurement and shade consistency across the batch..Where a finish cannot be confirmed on a given fabric, we say so rather than commit to it and correct it later.Sizing is agreed inside one colourway, so a size run can follow your real sales curve.Colour is the variable that multiplies an order, which is why it is worth deciding the colour count early.Each colour is dyed, cut and finished as its own group, so consistency is maintained colour by colour.Production checks happen at cutting, at sewing, at finishing and before packing.Neck rib tension, shoulder taping and sleeve shape decide whether a tee keeps its form through a season, not the artwork.Our standard minimum is 100 pieces per style, per color, with sizes mixable inside one colourway and each colour treated as its own order.Raise it at the first conversation and it is confirmed in the quotation, alongside the specification and the timeline.

Question 21

Puff and high-density prints can be produced where the design and the fabric suit them. Puff gives a raised, rounded surface, while high-density gives

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Do you offer puff print and high-density print on t-shirtsThis is confirmed per style, because the answer depends on the fabric, the construction and the finish you choose.Cotton jersey from 180gsm to 300gsm is the base, and heavier jersey is what holds a boxy, oversized silhouette after washing. Neck rib tension, shoulder taping and sleeve shape decide whether a tee keeps its form through a season, not the artwork..The approved sample is kept as the working reference so a repeat order behaves like the first one.Specification changes after cutting are avoided deliberately, since they are the most expensive place to make a change.Decoration placement and technique are settled on the physical sample instead of on a screen.Material and social compliance are confirmed per project, so the certificate that applies is the one for your fibre content.Sizing is agreed inside one colourway, so a size run can follow your real sales curve.Inspection covers print registration, neck rib measurement and shade consistency across the batch.We hold BSCI social compliance certification, and material certifications such as OEKO-TEX are confirmed per project at the quotation stage.Send us the style, the quantity per colour and your target date, and we will come back with what is realistic rather than theoretical.

Question 22

Washed and garment-dyed finishes, including acid-wash and vintage looks, can be produced where the fabric suits the process. These are finishing route

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Can you produce acid-wash and vintage-dye t-shirtsThe practical answer depends on your specification rather than on a standard figure, which is why we confirm it in the quotation.Screen print, DTG and puff or cracked print carry different setup costs and different durability, and print placement is best confirmed on the physical sample. Inspection covers print registration, neck rib measurement and shade consistency across the batch..Bulk production starts once the sample is approved in writing, not while the specification is still moving.We ask for the quantity per colour rather than a single total, because that is what the minimum applies to.Decoration placement and technique are settled on the physical sample instead of on a screen.Labels, hangtags and packaging can carry your own branding so the goods arrive ready to sell.We would rather raise a risk before sampling than discover it during bulk production.Lead time is driven by decoration rather than by cutting, because each print colour and placement is set up separately.Every order is checked at cutting, sewing, finishing and before packing, with the approved sample as the reference for the whole run.If you would like this applied to a specific style, share the reference and the volume you have in mind and we will answer directly.

Question 23

The MOQ is 100 pieces per style, per colour, as it is for the rest of our range. Sizes can be mixed within one colourway to reach the minimum, while a

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What is your MOQ for screen-printed t-shirtsThe minimum is counted per style and per colour rather than per size, so the colour count is what decides the size of the commitment.Cotton jersey from 180gsm to 300gsm is the base, and heavier jersey is what holds a boxy, oversized silhouette after washing. Neck rib tension, shoulder taping and sleeve shape decide whether a tee keeps its form through a season, not the artwork..Production checks happen at cutting, at sewing, at finishing and before packing.Bulk production starts once the sample is approved in writing, not while the specification is still moving.Specification changes after cutting are avoided deliberately, since they are the most expensive place to make a change.Confirming the specification in writing before cutting is what keeps a first order and a reorder matching each other.Size approval happens on the sample, and the approved size set stays with the order for future repeats.Garment dye, acid wash and enzyme wash are all common and each adds a development round, since the same recipe behaves differently on different jersey weights.Sampling typically takes around two weeks, and bulk production typically takes three to four weeks after the sample is approved.Raise it at the first conversation and it is confirmed in the quotation, alongside the specification and the timeline.

Question 24

All-over and sublimation-style decoration can be produced where the fabric and the design allow it. Sublimation works by printing onto polyester-based

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Can you print all-over or sublimation designs on t-shirtsThe practical answer depends on your specification rather than on a standard figure, which is why we confirm it in the quotation.Screen print, DTG and puff or cracked print carry different setup costs and different durability, and print placement is best confirmed on the physical sample. Inspection covers print registration, neck rib measurement and shade consistency across the batch..Sizing is agreed inside one colourway, so a size run can follow your real sales curve.Production checks happen at cutting, at sewing, at finishing and before packing.Bulk production starts once the sample is approved in writing, not while the specification is still moving.Specification changes after cutting are avoided deliberately, since they are the most expensive place to make a change.Confirming the specification in writing before cutting is what keeps a first order and a reorder matching each other.Neck rib tension, shoulder taping and sleeve shape decide whether a tee keeps its form through a season, not the artwork.Sampling typically takes around two weeks, and bulk production typically takes three to four weeks after the sample is approved.Send us the style, the quantity per colour and your target date, and we will come back with what is realistic rather than theoretical.

Question 25

Oversized and boxy fits are built from the pattern rather than by simply sizing up: the shoulder line, the chest and the body length are drafted so th

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Do you offer oversized and boxy fit t-shirtsMeasurements and tolerances are agreed on the sample before bulk cutting, which is what keeps a size run consistent.Cotton jersey from 180gsm to 300gsm is the base, and heavier jersey is what holds a boxy, oversized silhouette after washing. Neck rib tension, shoulder taping and sleeve shape decide whether a tee keeps its form through a season, not the artwork..If your launch date is fixed, work backwards from it and treat sampling, bulk and freight as three separate bookings.Sizing is agreed inside one colourway, so a size run can follow your real sales curve.Production checks happen at cutting, at sewing, at finishing and before packing.Bulk production starts once the sample is approved in writing, not while the specification is still moving.Specification changes after cutting are avoided deliberately, since they are the most expensive place to make a change.Inspection covers print registration, neck rib measurement and shade consistency across the batch.Sampling typically takes around two weeks, and bulk production typically takes three to four weeks after the sample is approved.Tell us what you are planning and we will confirm the details in writing before any sampling begins. We reply to inquiries within one working day.

Question 26

Heavyweight streetwear tees are usually chosen somewhere between roughly 220 and 280 gsm, with the heavier end used when structure and opacity matter

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Choosing GSM for heavyweight teesHeavyweight streetwear tees are usually chosen somewhere between roughly 220 and 280 gsm, with the heavier end used when structure and opacity matter most. The right figure depends on the handfeel you want and how the piece will be worn, so we agree a target and then compare the actual fabric options available.Two fabrics with the same gsm can feel quite different depending on the yarn, the knit and the finishing, so the weight alone does not describe the result. That is why we recommend judging a swatch in the hand rather than choosing from a number on a sheet.Heavier fabric generally costs more and can feel warmer, so a very heavy tee suits a streetwear staple rather than a summer basic. If you need both, the range can be split between a core weight and a lighter seasonal one.Where printing or embroidery is used, the fabric weight and the knit affect how the decoration sits on the surface, so the two are considered together when the sample is developed.Tell us the feel you are aiming for and we will confirm the fabric options available for your order.It helps to think of the minimum as a per-colourway figure. One style in one colour is one minimum; the same style in three colours is three. Mixed sizes inside a colourway are normal and expected, which is why a size curve can be built around the figure rather than the other way round.Once the sample is approved, bulk production runs three to four weeks, after which the goods are packed and shipped by sea, air or land depending on urgency and volume. Working backwards from a launch date is the reliable way to confirm whether a schedule holds, because it exposes the freight and clearance time that a production-only plan tends to hide.

Question 27

A reorder can be placed in a different colourway. Because MOQ applies per style and per colour, a new colour is treated as its own order quantity,

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Can I reorder tops in a different colorway laterReorders depend on the records kept the first time: the approved sample, the size set and the wash recipe.The category covers jersey, fleece and knit constructions, so fabric choice is the first decision before construction is even discussed. Because tops span tees, hoodies and knitwear, the construction details are agreed per style rather than applied as a single house standard..Sampling is quoted separately and confirmed upfront, and the schedule is agreed in the quotation.Freight is quoted as its own line so the transit cost is visible before the goods are finished.Specification changes after cutting are avoided deliberately, since they are the most expensive place to make a change.A written brief shortens the first round, since the specification can be confirmed before sampling begins.Fabric and trims are checked against your specification rather than assumed, because a substitution changes the wash result.Sampling is charged separately and quoted upfront, and it may be credited against the bulk order only where the bulk quantity is large enough.Tell us what you are planning and we will confirm the details in writing before any sampling begins. We reply to inquiries within one working day.

Question 28

If delivered goods do not meet the agreed specification, tell us as soon as possible with photos and, where relevant, the carton and style referenc

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Do you offer after-sales support if tops does not meet expectationsThe practical answer depends on your specification rather than on a standard figure, which is why we confirm it in the quotation.Print and embroidery are both common, chosen against the fabric surface and the price point of the style. Checks are set per style, covering measurement tolerance, decoration registration and shade consistency..Production checks happen at cutting, at sewing, at finishing and before packing.Bulk production starts once the sample is approved in writing, not while the specification is still moving.Specification changes after cutting are avoided deliberately, since they are the most expensive place to make a change.Confirming the specification in writing before cutting is what keeps a first order and a reorder matching each other.Size approval happens on the sample, and the approved size set stays with the order for future repeats.Because tops span tees, hoodies and knitwear, the construction details are agreed per style rather than applied as a single house standard.Sampling typically takes around two weeks, and bulk production typically takes three to four weeks after the sample is approved.Raise it at the first conversation and it is confirmed in the quotation, alongside the specification and the timeline.Warranty, returns and replacement are commercial terms rather than production details, so they are set out in the contract and confirmed with your order instead of being stated as a general promise.

Question 29

We keep your patterns and specifications so that reorders match the original. How long they are retained is best agreed in writing for your account

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How long do you keep my tops patterns for future reordersA repeat order is only as consistent as the specification that was written down before the first run.Print and embroidery are both common, chosen against the fabric surface and the price point of the style. Checks are set per style, covering measurement tolerance, decoration registration and shade consistency..Material and social compliance are confirmed per project, so the certificate that applies is the one for your fibre content.Where a finish cannot be confirmed on a given fabric, we say so rather than commit to it and correct it later.Production checks happen at cutting, at sewing, at finishing and before packing.Freight is quoted as its own line so the transit cost is visible before the goods are finished.A written brief shortens the first round, since the specification can be confirmed before sampling begins.Because tops span tees, hoodies and knitwear, the construction details are agreed per style rather than applied as a single house standard.Every order is checked at cutting, sewing, finishing and before packing, with the approved sample as the reference for the whole run.Raise it at the first conversation and it is confirmed in the quotation, alongside the specification and the timeline.

Question 30

A reorder is normally simpler than a first order because the pattern, specification and approvals already exist. It still needs a fresh order confi

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What is your reorder process and lead time for topsLead time is set by what the style requires rather than by the category name, so the honest answer names the steps that actually consume the weeks.The category covers jersey, fleece and knit constructions, so fabric choice is the first decision before construction is even discussed. Because tops span tees, hoodies and knitwear, the construction details are agreed per style rather than applied as a single house standard..We ask for the quantity per colour rather than a single total, because that is what the minimum applies to.Size approval happens on the sample, and the approved size set stays with the order for future repeats.A purchase order is matched to the approved sample, which is the reference both sides measure against.Colour is the variable that multiplies an order, which is why it is worth deciding the colour count early.Bulk production starts once the sample is approved in writing, not while the specification is still moving.We hold BSCI social compliance certification, and material certifications such as OEKO-TEX are confirmed per project at the quotation stage.If you would like this applied to a specific style, share the reference and the volume you have in mind and we will answer directly.

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