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Capabilities
Every capability page describes the process, the products and materials it suits, the techniques available and, importantly, what it cannot do. A capability list without limits is a sales document rather than a technical one.
Verification status
5 capabilities
Turning a commercial idea into a manufacturable garment, before any money is committed to fabric.
The written record that makes a garment repeatable. Without it, a reorder is a new development project.
Translating a design and a measurement chart into the pattern pieces a garment is cut from.
Scaling an approved pattern across a size range so every size fits the body it is meant for.
The staged process that converts a specification into a physical garment both parties agree on.
3 capabilities
Finding fabric that meets the specification, is available at your quantity and holds a stable price.
Specifying yarn where fabric is knitted for a project rather than bought from stock.
Confirmed on reviewMatching a brand colour across different fibres so a collection reads as one palette.
Confirmed on review
6 capabilities
Producing jersey, terry, fleece, pique and rib to a defined weight and structure.
Confirmed on reviewProducing shirting, twill, denim and canvas where the structure is set at the loom.
Confirmed on reviewApplying colour to fabric or garments to an approved standard, with batch consistency controlled by testing.
Confirmed on reviewConverting approved fabric into accurately cut panels, with fabric utilisation controlled at the marker.
Confirmed on reviewThe core assembly capability. Panels become garments against an approved sample and a written specification.
Knitting a garment body in one piece, removing side seams for comfort against the skin.
Confirmed on review
8 capabilities
The volume method for solid colour artwork. Lowest unit cost at quantity, with a setup cost per colour.
Direct to garment inkjet printing. Suits photographic artwork and low quantities without screen setup.
Transfer printing that works across a wide fabric range, including blends and performance fabrics.
Dye based printing that becomes part of a polyester fabric. The route to full coverage team graphics.
Applied vinyl and printed transfers for names, numbers and small quantity personalisation.
Stitched branding. The most durable decoration method and the standard for corporate and uniform logos.
Fabric shapes stitched onto a garment. Adds texture and covers large areas without heavy stitch counts.
Separately produced badges applied to the garment. Consistent branding across mixed fabrics.
4 capabilities
Wet processing that sets the final handfeel, appearance and dimensional stability of a garment.
Confirmed on reviewProducing under your brand, with every label and mark inside the garment belonging to you.
Retail presentation and identification, prepared so goods can go straight onto a shelf or into a fulfilment system.
How the product is presented and protected, from individual polybags to retail boxes and shipping cartons.
4 capabilities
The system of checkpoints that catches problems at the stage that caused them.
Arranging independent testing where a buyer, a market or a product category requires evidence.
Confirmed on reviewStructured checking of finished goods against the approved sample and an agreed acceptance standard.
Moving finished goods from the factory to your destination with the documentation the shipment needs.
Describe the product and we will tell you which processes it requires, which are straightforward and which need feasibility confirmed first.