Sialkot · Private label · Export
Apparel made to the millimeter.
Shirts, trousers, shorts, leather jackets, and seasonal outerwear — sampled first, then bulk-exported from one floor.
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- Choose a style
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- Approve sample
- 03
- Lock the bulk
- 04
- Export ship
The path
How a first order actually moves.
No mystery portal. You pick a starting spec, we sew a sample, then we cut bulk only after you approve it.
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Choose a program
Pick a shirt, trouser, short, leather, or outerwear starting spec from the catalog.
Catalog →02
Approve a sample
We cut one piece so you can check GSM, fit, stitch, and hardware before any bulk is locked.
How we sew →03
Quote and ship
Send quantity and a season. Balance is due only after you have seen packed cartons.
Request quote →
Step 01 · Catalog
What we cut.
Trousers, shirts, shorts, leather, puffers, hoodies, cargo, and activewear — developed as one collection language, not a pile of subcontractors.
Lookbook
Start with a signature style.
Cowhide Biker Jacket
Full-grain cowhide biker with quilted panels, heavy zippers, and retail-grade lining.
View program →
Oxford Dress Shirt
Classic point-collar oxford with twin-needle seams and a retail-ready collar stay.
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Tailored Chino
Mid-rise chino with clean crease, bartacked pockets, and European fit grading.
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Heavyweight Pullover Hoodie
Fleece pullover with kangaroo pocket, rib cuffs, and dense 350–450 GSM hand.
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Step 02 · Floor
Eight checks. One accountable floor.
Pattern, fabric, cut, stitch, inspect, pack, and ship in Sialkot. Daily status, then photo verification before the balance.
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Tech pack review
We digitize your measurements, seam allowances, and hardware into CAD so structural problems are caught before a single meter is cut.
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Pattern & grading
Pattern makers draft the block, then grade every size while holding the original fit. Marker layouts reduce waste and unit cost.
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Fabric & GSM checks
Incoming textiles are tested for GSM, shrinkage, and dye-lot fastness against European performance expectations before they reach cutting.
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Grainline cutting
Rotary and automated cutting follow the fabric grain so trousers, knits, and structured jackets do not twist after wash.
Why this floor
Terms buyers can plan around.
Flexible MOQ
Start a collection without locking a warehouse of units. Complexity sets the floor, not a vanity number.
Sample first
Approve GSM, cut, and hardware in hand. Bulk does not start until you say it is the piece.
50 / 50 terms
Advance to lock materials. Balance after you have seen finished goods and packed cartons.
Export packing
Moisture-proof bags, heavy cartons, labels, and FOB or EXW paperwork ready for your forwarder.
Clients
What buyers notice
“The leather grading was consistent and the stitching on the biker jackets was retail-ready out of the carton. A serious outerwear partner.”
“Pre-production samples matched our measurements. That saved weeks of revision. They actually read the tech files.”
“A test activewear run from sampling to shipment. Fabric advice was useful, communication stayed clear, and finishing met retail.”
“As a small streetwear label we needed a factory that would take a first drop seriously. The hoodies sold through. They treat growing brands like clients, not leftovers.”
Step 03 · Quote
Send the tech pack. We will tell you if it will sew.
Call +92 318 6172765 or file a quote with quantities, fabrics, and a target season. Chat sits on the green icon.