Fabric Sourcing: What Surplus, Stock and Deadstock Actually Mean
Deadstock is overproduced fabric from mill orders — limited, non-replenishable, often high quality. Stock fabric is held in mi...
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The sampling process typically involves 1–3 rounds: a proto or fit sample to evaluate silhouette and construction, then a pre-production sample (PPS) in the final fabric and trims for approval bef...
Deadstock is overproduced fabric from mill orders — limited, non-replenishable, often high quality. Stock fabric is held in mi...
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Small-batch production allows new brands to test the market, manage cash flow and iterate before committing to large quantitie...
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: A tech pack is a complete technical document: flat sketches, measurements, construction specs, fabric details and a BOM. You...
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Turkey and Portugal are both strong options for European brands. Turkey offers broader capability, faster road freight and comp...
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MOQ (minimum order quantity) is the smallest number of units a manufacturer will produce per style. It exists because producti...
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A garment brief should cover: the garment type and silhouette, fabric direction, target quantity, timeline and any key construc...
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Before approaching a manufacturer, you need: a clear garment description with visual references, a realistic target quantity, a...
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Responsible production starts with honest decisions about quantity, material provenance and what you can actually verify. The m...
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Private label means producing from the manufacturer's existing templates — faster, lower development cost, suitable for testin...
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