Fabric and GSM Customization
We customize fabric composition, GSM, fabric width, and color options to match buyer requirements, with Pantone-based color development and lab dip approval before bulk production.
From an initial reference to a retail-ready textile collection, our development process keeps every decision visible.
We customize fabric composition, GSM, fabric width, and color options to match buyer requirements, with Pantone-based color development and lab dip approval before bulk production.
We support digital sublimation, reactive print, pigment print, and multiple surface treatments including anti-pilling, waterproof coating, anti-slip dots, UV protection, and other functional finishes.
We offer full private-label support with custom logos, care labels, hang tags, retail-ready packaging, and white-label production, including compliance support for EU, US, and AU labeling requirements.
Product reference, quantity, market, timing, and compliance needs.
Suitable fabrics, weights, colors, and constructions are reviewed.
Dimensions, artwork, trims, labels, and packaging are documented.
A physical prototype is produced for evaluation.
Comments are recorded and the approved sample becomes the reference.
Materials, production plan, and order details are confirmed.
Manufacturing proceeds with in-line and final quality checks.
Approved packaging, carton information, and shipping documents are prepared.
A tech pack, reference sample, inspiration image, or early concept can start the discussion.
Product, label, packaging, and inspection requirements are managed together.
Sample approval creates a clear reference before production commitment.
Material substitutions, design revisions, and packaging decisions are confirmed rather than assumed.
Material, GSM, dimensions, construction, color, pattern, surface treatment, labels, trims, and packaging.
Timing depends on material and technique. The project team confirms a realistic sample plan before work begins.
Revision scope and cost depend on the requested changes and should be agreed per project.
Confidentiality and intellectual-property requirements can be reviewed before sharing sensitive project files.