Finishing service
Packaging and labelling
Folding, hanging, labelling and carton packing — the stage that decides whether goods arrive saleable or arrive needing work.
What this is
Packaging is the last chance to influence the customer's first impression, and the first place a delivery can go wrong. A dress that arrives creased, mislabelled or in a split-size carton has failed before anyone has tried it on.
We pack to the destination, not to a default. Retail-ready means folded and bagged to a specification; e-commerce means protected for a courier network; wholesale means cartons marked to the buyer's standard.
Labelling is treated as part of packaging, not as an afterthought — care labels, size labels and carton marking are matched to the market the goods are actually being sold in.
Who it is for
This is the right route if…
Brands shipping directly to consumers
Packing has to protect the garment through a courier network and arrive presentable.
Brands supplying retail or wholesale
Cartons have to meet the buyer's marking and packing specification, or the delivery is refused.
Brands selling through marketplaces
Marketplace programmes often specify labelling, bagging and carton content requirements.
What you receive
Deliverables, not promises
- Garments folded, hung or bagged to the agreed method
- Brand labels, size labels and care labels applied and checked
- Cartons packed and marked to your specification
- A packing list showing size, colour and quantity per carton
How the process works
Stage by stage
- Packing specification
We agree the fold method, presentation, bagging and carton specification before production finishes, not after.
- Labelling check
Labels are applied and verified — position, content and legibility — as a discrete step.
- Packing
Goods are packed to the agreed method, with sets kept together and sizes kept unmixed within a carton.
- Carton marking
Cartons are marked to your standard, including any buyer-specific carton content requirements.
- Documentation
A packing list is issued with the shipment showing the contents of every carton.
Typical requirements
What the work depends on
- A written packing specificationFold method, presentation, bagging, carton dimensions and marking.
- Label artwork or physical labelsIncluding care-label content matched to the destination market.
- Carton marking requirementsEspecially where a retailer or a warehouse specifies its own format.
- Any retail-ready requirementSome channels require the goods to arrive shelf-ready with no further handling.
What to send us
Your briefing checklist
- Your packing specification, or tell us the channel and we will propose one
- Label artwork or physical labels
- Destination market and sales channel
- Carton marking requirements
- Whether goods ship as full cartons or mixed
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.
| Facility | Intertek-verified manufacturing facility |
|---|---|
| Quotation response | within 24 hours |
| Minimum order quantity | 300 pieces per design (100–200 pieces per colour) |
| Sample lead time | 7–10 days |
| Sample fee | Confirmed at quotation |
| Bulk production lead time | 4–6 weeks after sample approval |
| Inspection standard | Confirmed at quotation |
How to request a quotation
Tell us the sales channel. Retail-ready, e-commerce and wholesale packing are three different specifications, and the wrong one costs a re-pack.
Related services
Usually used together
Global Shipping
Consolidated dispatch for multi-style orders, with the export documentation prepared and the freight method matched to your deadline.
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.
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.