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For clothing brands in the USA, UK, EU and Australia
Private label and custom T-shirts, hoodies, polos, sweatshirts, joggers, uniforms and activewear, from approved samples to repeat bulk production. Made in Pakistan, with duty-free EU entry for eligible apparel under GSP+ and zero or reduced UK duty under DCTS.



Products
Nine of our most requested products, each with its own construction options, fabric guidance and decoration methods.
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Regular, oversized and boxy fits in cotton jersey.
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Pullover and zip hoodies in fleece and french terry.
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Piqué and jersey polos for brands and corporate programmes.
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Crew necks in french terry and brushed fleece.
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Tapered and relaxed joggers in terry or fleece.
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Corporate, hospitality and healthcare workwear.
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Training tops, leggings and matching sets.
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Heavyweight hoodies, oversized tees and coach jackets.
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Bodysuits, sleepsets, tops and outerwear in children's sizes.
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Private label
Develop, sample and produce under your own brand, with an NDA in place before you share designs and about 50 pieces per style as a starting point after technical review.

Heavyweight basics and woven pieces developed from your tech pack or a reference garment, then sampled in the real fabric before bulk.
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Jerseys, shorts and training wear for clubs, schools and brands, with names and numbers set per player and print that sits in the fabric.
Explore sportswearProjects can begin from about 50 pieces per style after technical review, so a new range can be tested before a larger commitment.
Fit, fabric and decoration are approved on a sample in the real material before production is released.
Woven labels, hangtags and packaging to your specification, developed from your own design or from a developed style you brand as your own.
Certificate copies are available on request, and your designs stay under an NDA before anything is shared.

Corporate, hospitality, healthcare and industrial ranges, with sizes, colourways and trims recorded so a reorder matches the first run.
Explore uniforms
Oversized fits, washed finishes and heavier fabrics, made against an approved sample so the drop matches what you signed off.
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Start your line
From about 50 pieces per style after technical review, a sample approved before bulk production, and capacity beyond 100,000 pieces when a style takes off.

Bodysuits, sleepsets, fleece sets and joggers in children's sizes, sampled in the real fabric and approved before bulk.
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Made through an audited partner facility that TextileWays supervises, with the same sampling and specification discipline as the apparel ranges.
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JoggersTerry and fleece, tapered or relaxed
Polo shirtsPiqué polos for brands and teams
SweatshirtsCrew necks in terry and fleece
DenimJackets, jeans and shirts
Swim and resortPrinted shirts and swim shorts
OutdoorShell jackets and fleece layers
LoungewearSoft knit sets and teesCatalogue
Hoodies, tees, denim, uniforms and leather jackets on models. Open any design to see it large, then ask for it in your colours, fabrics and branding.
87 designs in 5 ranges
Positioning
50
Pieces, first validation run
Confirm fit, fabric and decoration before committing a season. The unit cost is higher and the information is worth it.
100,000+
Pieces, scaled production run
Committed material planning, scheduled shipments and inspection regimes agreed in advance, against the same approved sample.
You should not have to replace your manufacturer every time you grow. Every supplier change costs a season in re establishing fit, fabric and colour.
Start a conversationProduction scale
The same specification discipline applies at every quantity. What changes is material planning, line scheduling and how goods are shipped.

50
pieces
Product validation
Confirm fit, fabric and decoration before committing a season. The unit cost is higher and the information is worth it.

250
pieces
First collection
A small range across a few styles and colourways, enough to test which pieces actually sell.

1,000
pieces
Growing demand
Repeat orders on proven styles. Fabric moves from stock qualities toward committed quantities.

10,000
pieces
Wholesale growth
Retail and wholesale distribution, with packing, ticketing and delivery scheduling becoming as important as the garment.

100,000+
pieces
Large scale production
Committed material planning, scheduled shipments and inspection regimes agreed in advance.
The factory
See the working environment behind sampling, cutting, sewing, decoration, inspection and packing, and understand which production route applies to your product.



How it works
Each stage has a decision attached to it. Nothing moves forward until the previous stage is approved in writing.
See the full 21 stage process
You describe the product, the quantity and the market. We come back with the questions that have to be answered before a price means anything.
A price against a written specification, with every assumption stated so you can see what would change it.
Fabric options are proposed and approved on physical swatches rather than on a specification sheet.
Proto and fit samples confirm construction and measurements against your chart.
A pre production sample made from bulk fabric, with final trims and packaging, is approved in writing.
The line runs against the approved sample and the specification, with checks at defined operations.
Inline checks, measurement audits and a final inspection against the standard agreed for your order.
Goods are packed to the agreed standard, audited, documented and shipped against the agreed Incoterm.
Quality
By the time a garment reaches final inspection, every decision that determines its quality has already been made. These checkpoints catch problems at the stage that caused them.

Incoming fabric and trims are checked against the specification before anything is cut. Fabric faults found here cost metres; found later they cost garments.
The approved sample, the specification and the actual materials are reviewed together before the line starts, so discrepancies surface before output does.
Cut panels are measured against the pattern and shade lots are segregated, so a single garment never combines panels from different dye batches.
Defined operations are checked during production. A problem caught at the operation that caused it is corrected in minutes rather than by reworking a lot.
Garments are measured against the chart and its tolerances during the run, not only at the end.
Trimming, pressing, decoration placement and label positioning are checked after assembly is complete.
Finished goods are inspected against the sampling plan and acceptance limits agreed for your order.
Cartons are checked for assortment, quantity, marking and ticketing before shipment, because a mispacked carton costs more to fix than it costs to prevent.
Sample Match Guarantee
If the pre production sample does not match the specification you approved, we correct it and send a revised sample at no additional charge.
Manufacturing capabilities
Capabilities across development, OEM and ODM, materials, sampling, manufacturing, decoration, finishing, quality assurance and export preparation.
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Manufacturing routes
Six groups cover every capability. Open a route to see the specific techniques, materials and quality checkpoints it covers.
View all capabilitiesIndustry programs
Buyer priorities differ by industry more than by product type. Each page sets out the relevant products, capabilities and compliance notes for that industry.
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Explore apparel, uniforms, sportswear, specialist products and home textiles, with practical guidance on construction, materials, decoration and order quantities.

T-shirts, sweatshirts, polos and the basics most brands launch with and reorder indefinitely, made to a written specification from approximately 50 pieces.

Sportswear and team kit where fabric behaviour, stretch recovery and print durability decide the product, with sublimated graphics and per-piece personalisation.

Workwear and uniform programmes judged on durability, laundering performance and consistency across repeat orders, with colour and specification retained for every reorder.

Heavyweight hoodies, oversized tees and boxy cut and sew pieces where fabric weight and finish carry the brand.

Shells, mid layers and technical outerwear where construction and finishing determine whether the product works.

Next to skin product where fabric handfeel, seam comfort and labelling decisions define the experience.

Baby and children's apparel where safety requirements and component selection carry more weight than styling, with coordinated laboratory testing.

Swimwear and warm weather apparel where fabric chemistry and colour fastness are tested by real conditions.

Woven shirts, trousers, overshirts and jackets, plus denim, where pattern accuracy and finishing define the result.

Textile based sports equipment and accessories that sit outside standard apparel construction.

Towels, bed linen and table linen, where absorbency, dimensional stability and laundering performance matter most.

Bags, caps, aprons and small textile goods that extend a brand without the size range of apparel.
Markets
Sizing, labelling, packing and documentation requirements differ by destination. We build the requirements you confirm into the specification before production begins.
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Destination guidance
Quotations against recognised Incoterms so responsibility is unambiguous

Destination guidance
Fibre composition labelling prepared in the languages you specify

Destination guidance
Lower minimum quantities suited to independent brands

Destination guidance
Production built to the sizing specification you confirm, rather than an assumed Australian standard
Questions
Minimum order quantity depends on material availability, colour count, construction, decoration and packaging. Projects can begin from approximately 50 pieces per style following technical review. Where a fabric has to be knitted or dyed specifically for a project, the practical minimum is set by the mill rather than by us, and we tell you that before you commit.
Sampling normally runs in stages: a proto sample to confirm construction, a fit sample against your measurement chart, and a pre production sample that fixes fabric, colour, decoration, labelling and packaging. Each stage needs written approval before the next one starts. Sample charges and courier costs are quoted before work begins.
Lead time is quoted per project rather than published as a single figure. It is driven by fabric availability, dyeing, decoration method, quantity, the number of sample rounds and the destination. We give you an indicative schedule with the quotation and confirm dates once the pre production sample is approved.
Yes. That is the reason TextileWays exists in its current form. A validation run and a full scale production programme use the same specification discipline, the same approved sample and the same inspection points. The difference is material procurement, line planning and shipping method, not the standard applied to the product.
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Insights
Practical guides from TextileWays for buyers who want to understand why a minimum quantity is what it is.
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Why brand buyers choose Pakistan: a cotton to garment chain under one roof, minimums that start around fifty pieces per style, and a partner who builds your product from sample to export. This guide compares Pakistan with China, India and Bangladesh on the factors that decide a brand's first order.
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Clothing lead time is the sum of sampling, material sourcing, production, inspection and shipping. This guide shows what each stage depends on and how buyers shorten the schedule.
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Clothing cost per piece depends on fabric, construction, trims, decoration, quantity, sampling and freight. This guide explains each driver so you can compare quotes fairly.
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