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Production service

OEM womenswear manufacturing

You own the design, the pattern and the brand. We cut, sew, finish and pack it to your specification — under one roof, to an approved standard, with an inspection record at the end.

What this is

OEM means the product is yours. Your tech pack, your pattern, your labels, your grading rules — we are the production partner that turns them into physical garments at volume.

That makes the critical path short and the risk concentrated. There is no development phase to absorb uncertainty, so the quality of what you send us determines the quality of what comes back. When a tech pack is complete, an OEM run is the most predictable way to produce a garment.

We run OEM both as a straight production service and as a second-source facility for brands whose primary factory is at capacity or whose delivery has slipped.

Occasion dress on a mannequin representing OEM production, studio sample photography

Production service

Who it is for

This is the right route if…

Established brands with a working pattern room

You already have graded patterns and approved samples, and you need a facility that can execute them without re-interpreting them.

Brands adding a second production source

You have a primary factory but need redundancy for peak season, or a facility that can take an overflow order without a new development cycle.

Brands bringing production closer to the source

You have been buying finished goods from a trader and want to work directly with the line that makes them.

What you receive

Deliverables, not promises

  • Bulk garments made to your approved sample, measured against it at inspection
  • An inspection record with measurements and defect findings against the agreed standard
  • Packed cartons with a packing list showing size, colour and quantity per carton
  • Retained records of the approved sample and swatches for future repeat orders

How the process works

Stage by stage

  1. Send the pack

    Tech pack, graded pattern or an approved reference sample, plus the size and colour breakdown you need.

  2. Technical review

    We confirm the construction, flag anything that will not reproduce cleanly, and quote against the specification.

  3. Sample confirmation

    A pre-production sample is made and approved before bulk is authorised, so the standard is physical rather than written.

  4. Bulk production

    Cutting, sewing, finishing and pressing run under one roof with in-line checks at each stage.

  5. Inspection and dispatch

    Final inspection against the approved sample, then packing and shipping documentation.

Typical requirements

What the work depends on

  • Pattern and gradingA graded pattern set, or an approved sample we can reverse-engineer a pattern from.
  • Tech packConstruction details, measurements, fabric and trim specification, and labelling requirements.
  • Approved sampleA physical reference garment. Without one, the first bulk run is the reference — which is expensive if it is wrong.
  • Quantity per size and colourNeeded to plan fabric booking and the cut plan.

What to send us

Your briefing checklist

Send this and the first quotation will be accurate Anything missing turns into a question later, which is slower for both of us.
  • Tech pack or specification sheet (PDF is fine)
  • Graded pattern file, or an approved sample to work from
  • Fabric and trim specification, including any nominated suppliers
  • Label and packaging requirements, including market-specific labelling
  • Size and colour breakdown, and the date the goods need to land

Commercial terms

What we can publish now

Verified figures are stated. Anything that depends on your specification is confirmed against it rather than quoted as a headline number.

FacilityIntertek-verified manufacturing facility
Quotation responsewithin 24 hours
Minimum order quantity300 pieces per design (100–200 pieces per colour)
Sample lead time7–10 days
Sample feeConfirmed at quotation
Bulk production lead time4–6 weeks after sample approval
Inspection standardConfirmed at quotation

How to request a quotation

Send the tech pack and the size breakdown. If a pattern already exists, say so — it shortens the review considerably.

Related services

Usually used together

Related

Quality Control

Checks at cutting, sewing and finishing — because a defect found at the end of a run has already been repeated across the whole run.

Related

Packaging

Folding, hanging, labelling and carton packing — the stage that decides whether goods arrive saleable or arrive needing work.

Related

Global Shipping

Consolidated dispatch for multi-style orders, with the export documentation prepared and the freight method matched to your deadline.

Related

Sampling

A sample is not a preview.

Start a project

Ready to brief us?

Send what you have. We will tell you what is missing, what it will cost and how long it will take.

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