Purple & gold striped jacket
Zip-front jacket with a collar, ribbed cuffs and hem, vertical gold stripes and a chest emblem.
MANUFACTURING FOR U.S. LICENSED VENDORS
Custom fraternity & sorority apparel.
Your approved designs. Your collection. We manufacture shirts, hoodies and jackets for licensed vendors who supply fraternity and sorority customers across the United States.
- 50 pieces per item
- Custom colors, sizing & branding
- Made in Sialkot, Pakistan
- Some samples can be completed in 15 days including shipping; confirm scope, destination, charges and timing. Revisions and bulk production need separate planning.
REAL GARMENTS / THE SB ORDER ARCHIVE
Past Greek apparel orders. Original photographs.
These two jacket designs and two polo shirts come from our actual order archive. See how garment panels, trim, lettering and chest emblems work together, then send the details for your own collection.
Gold jacket with purple panels
Zip-front jacket with contrasting diagonal body panels, sleeve panels and a chest emblem.
Purple & gold polo shirt
Short-sleeve polo with a chest emblem, contrast side panels, sleeve edges and collar detailing.
Crimson polo with Greek letters
Short-sleeve polo with light chest lettering, contrast collar edges and shoulder piping.
Past order examples, shown in their original photographs with SB watermarks. For a new order, your licensed-vendor business supplies the approved artwork and applicable manufacturing permissions. Colors, fit, decoration and finishing are agreed for your project through sample approval.
BUILD YOUR GREEK APPAREL RANGE
Choose the garment. Define the decoration.
Source custom fraternity and sorority apparel for your licensed-vendor collection, chapter orders or events. Use the product guides below to specify construction, approved artwork and sample checks. Each item starts at 50 pieces; your quotation confirms the full style, color and size breakdown.
Custom fraternity & sorority shirts and polos
Choose a T-shirt, collared polo or long-sleeve shirt and define the fit your customers need. The original polo photograph shows one past design; your new garment follows its own approved specification.
- Shape and fabric. Give the fabric composition, weight, finish, neckline or collar, sleeve length and finished size measurements.
- Print or embroidery. Send front, back and sleeve views with approved artwork, color references and decoration dimensions. Discuss the method for your selected fabric.
- Trim and labels. Specify collar and sleeve edges, contrast panels or piping, plus brand, size and care labels and packing requirements.
- Sample check. Compare artwork position, collar shape, trim alignment and garment measurements with the approved brief. Check decoration clearance on the smallest size ordered.
Minimum order: 50 pieces per item. Samples and development quoted separately.
Custom fraternity & sorority hoodies and sweatshirts
Define a pullover, zip hoodie or crewneck sweatshirt for your vendor collection. Agree the garment construction and the decoration together so the design works around its hood, pocket or zipper.
- Body and finish. Give the fabric composition, weight, inside finish, fit and finished body and sleeve measurements.
- Garment features. Specify hood construction, pocket layout, zipper where required, and cuff and hem rib details.
- Letters and graphics. Provide approved placement views and dimensions. Discuss embroidery, applique, patches or printing for the chosen fabric; identify any artwork split by a zipper.
- Sample check. Compare lettering scale, hood and pocket clearance, rib colors and measurements with your brief. Review the fabric and decoration colors on the actual sample.
Minimum order: 50 pieces per item. Samples and development quoted separately.
Custom fraternity & sorority jackets
Bring varsity, bomber or zip-front jacket references for development. The original panel jacket is a past-work example; agree the shell, lining, trim and decoration for the item you want manufactured.
- Construction. Identify shell and sleeve materials, lining, collar, cuffs, hem, closures and pockets. Mark the requested panels and trim colors on the garment views.
- Artwork map. Position approved chest, back and sleeve lettering, emblems or patches with dimensions and clear reference points.
- Decoration and finishing. Discuss embroidery, applique or patches for the agreed construction. Record labels, packing and any item-specific finishing in the quotation.
- Sample check. Compare panel alignment, closure and pocket positions, lettering and finished measurements with the specification. Record any changes before production approval.
Minimum order: 50 pieces per item. Samples and development quoted separately.
Shirt and jacket photographs are unchanged original company-archive work, with watermarks preserved. The hoodie image is an AI-generated concept with YOUR LETTERS placeholders. Your approved artwork, applicable manufacturing permissions and agreed specification define each new order.
MATERIALS / MEASUREMENTS / APPROVED VERSION
Compare each garment sample with your specification.
Give every shirt, hoodie and jacket its own item code and sample record. The order photos show design and finishing details; the fabric composition, weight, fit and construction for your new order are confirmed in your quotation and sample approval.
Shirts & polos
Record the quoted fabric composition, weight and finish. Mark chest width, body length and sleeve measurement points on your size chart, with units and the agreed measuring method. Check the collar or neckline and artwork placement on the sample.
Hoodies & sweatshirts
Record fabric composition, weight, inside finish and rib details. Compare body and sleeve measurements, hood, pocket and any zipper with your brief. Check that letters or graphics sit clear of the garment features in the approved size.
Jackets & outerwear
Record shell, sleeves, lining and trim separately. Compare finished measurements, closures and pockets with the specification. Use the jacket specification sheet for the construction and decoration details.
Keep the requested and observed measurements separate.
For each measurement point, record the requested value, the sample value and any revision. Agree the measurement method and acceptable variation with us; an S, M or L label alone does not define the garment dimensions. Retain the sample reference and approved specification version for reorders.
List production quantities by item, color and size. The minimum remains 50 pieces per item; record sample quantities separately. Include approved artwork and applicable manufacturing permissions in the same record.
PLAN YOUR FIRST COLLECTION
50 pieces for each item you order.
The minimum order for this fraternity and sorority vendor collection is 50 pieces per item. For example, an order containing shirts and hoodies starts at 50 shirts plus 50 hoodies. The minimum is counted separately for each item.
List every style, color and size breakdown in your inquiry so we can confirm the production plan. Pricing varies with the garment, fabric, decoration and order quantity; larger quantities can improve the price per piece.
Samples are available for development and review. Ask for sample and development charges separately from the bulk order quotation.
YOU SUPPLY YOUR CUSTOMERS. WE MANUFACTURE.
A production process built around your approvals.
SB International works as a manufacturing supplier to licensed vendors. Your business manages the customer relationship and organization approvals; we develop the garments against the agreed production brief.
1. Share the approved brief
Identify the organization, garment specifications and artwork version. Include applicable vendor and manufacturer permissions for the order, plus the required labels or authenticity details.
2. Review the sample
Check fit, measurements, fabric, colors, decoration and finishing. Record revisions, complete the required artwork approvals and sign off the final specifications before bulk production.
3. Confirm production & shipping
Agree quantities, pricing, packing, production timing and delivery terms. We manufacture in Sialkot, Pakistan, with shipping arrangements quoted for your U.S. destination.
Ordering for a chapter or event? Include the licensed vendor handling your project so the inquiry can follow the same approval process.
ORGANIZATION-SPECIFIC PLANNING
Separate vendor authorization from factory approval.
Our independent Omega Psi Phi apparel planning guide explains the permission record, goods and packaging sample schedule, and production questions to resolve before a branded order. Use the downloadable record alongside the organization's current requirements.
Read the Omega Psi Phi vendor planning guide →As of October 31, 2026, Alpha Kappa Alpha's official marketplace states that businesses need a fully executed licensing agreement before manufacturing or selling its trademarked merchandise, and lists the 2026 vendor application as closed. Check current rules and the manufacturer's authorization directly before production. SB International does not claim an AKA license or affiliation.
How can Zeta Phi Beta vendors check licensing and prepare samples?
As of November 1, 2026, Zeta Phi Beta licensing instructions direct applicants to its licensing partner and ask for images of proposed product samples for review. Its verified licensed-vendor list notes that recent applicants or renewals may not yet appear. Confirm the vendor's current status and any factory or production permissions with the organization or its licensing partner before manufacturing. SB International does not claim a Zeta Phi Beta license or affiliation.
How can Sigma Gamma Rho vendors check authorization and artwork?
As of November 9, 2026, Sigma Gamma Rho directs buyers to its official licensed vendor directory to check active vendors. Its vendor program lists January 1 to March 30, 2027 as the FY28 (2027–2028) application window for new licensed vendors; the sorority notes an exception for Tier 1 partner applications. It also says licensees must submit mockups of licensed products for artwork review before launch. Confirm the current schedule, rules and any manufacturer permissions with the sorority before production. SB International does not claim a Sigma Gamma Rho license or affiliation.
How can Delta Sigma Theta vendors check manufacturer licensing?
As of November 7, 2026, Delta Sigma Theta's certified-vendor application portal lists separate certified-vendor, e-commerce vendor and certified-manufacturer categories for its 2025–2027 application season. Confirm the current application status, applicable vendor and manufacturer permissions, and artwork requirements directly with the sorority before branded production. SB International does not claim a Delta Sigma Theta license or affiliation.
Does Kappa Alpha Psi require apparel manufacturers to be licensed?
As of November 3, 2026, Kappa Alpha Psi's brand guidelines state that apparel retailers and manufacturers must be licensed to create clothing using its trademarks. Confirm the current requirements and the authorization of each business involved directly with the fraternity before production. SB International does not claim a Kappa Alpha Psi license or affiliation.
MAKE YOUR QUOTATION SPECIFIC
Send your vendor order brief.
Use the downloadable checklist or open the quote form for a reminder of what to include. You can start with references if your tech pack is still in development.
- Vendor and organization. Business name, website, organization supplied and approval status.
- Each item and quantity. List shirts, hoodies or jackets separately, with at least 50 pieces per item.
- Colors, sizes and construction. Add the size breakdown, measurement chart, fabric weight and garment details.
- Artwork and finishing. Provide approved placements, dimensions, color references, decoration, labels and packaging.
- Sample and delivery requirements. Include your U.S. city, state, ZIP code and required arrival date.
WhatsApp opens an editable draft. Review it before sending.
ATLANTA VENDOR COLLECTIONS
Plan the assortment, sample approvals and receiving details.
Our Atlanta vendor resource includes a collection worksheet and an approval record for shirts, hoodies and jackets. Use it to organize item codes, size totals, artwork versions and delivery requirements before requesting a quotation.
Custom Greek apparel for Atlanta vendors →LOS ANGELES VENDOR STOCK ORDERS
Track each item from assortment to reorder.
Our Los Angeles vendor resource includes a stock worksheet and change record for shirts, hoodies and jackets. Keep item codes, size totals, approved references and packing instructions together for your initial order or replenishment.
Custom Greek apparel for Los Angeles vendors →HOUSTON, TEXAS / LICENSED VENDOR ORDERS
Custom Greek apparel for Houston vendors.
Organize your shirts, hoodies and jackets into a production brief that your Houston receiving team can check. Use one item code across the quotation, approved artwork, sample and carton labels.
For outerwear, use the Greek jacket specification guide → to record construction and decoration before the production handoff.
- List each item. Record the garment, design reference and quantity, with a minimum of 50 pieces per item. Submit the full style, color and size breakdown for review.
- Confirm the approved version. Record the sample, artwork and applicable manufacturing permissions. Identify who approves any change before production.
- Prepare the receiving details. Give the vendor stockroom or fulfillment warehouse address, ZIP code and receiving hours. Use the exact city if the destination is outside Houston.
- Match labels to the order. Agree item codes, size labels, carton groups and packing-list requirements so your team can reconcile the shipment.
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA / LICENSED VENDOR ORDERS
Custom Greek apparel for Durham vendors.
Source fraternity and sorority shirts, hoodies and jackets for your licensed-vendor business. SB International manufactures in Sialkot, Pakistan, with custom colors, sizing and approved decoration. Plan each garment separately, then coordinate the collection for your Durham receiving address.
Shirts & T-shirts
Specify fabric composition and weight, neckline, fit and finished measurements. Show the print or embroidery size on each placement. Check that the decoration fits the smallest garment size you order.
Quote shirts for Durham →Hoodies & sweatshirts
Confirm fabric weight, inside finish, pullover or zip construction, rib and pocket details. Mark artwork clearance from the zipper, pocket and hood. Include your size chart and the intended fit.
Quote hoodies for Durham →Jackets & outerwear
Record shell, sleeves, lining, closures and trim colors. Map front, back and sleeve letters or patches. Use the jacket specification sheet to keep construction and sample notes together.
Quote jackets for Durham →Reconcile quantities and approve the collection.
The minimum is 50 pieces per item. A shirt, hoodie and jacket collection starts at 50 of each item: 150 pieces in total. Submit all style, design, color and size splits for confirmation in the quotation.
Add the sizes within each item to check they match its order total. Use a separate line for sample quantities. Samples and development are quoted separately, and larger production orders can improve unit pricing.
Provide your approved artwork and applicable manufacturing permissions. Review colors on each chosen fabric and decoration material: the same color reference can appear different across garments. Record the approved sample and artwork revision for every item before production.
VENDOR QUESTIONS
Before your first order.
Do you supply licensed fraternity and sorority vendors?
We can discuss manufacturing for licensed vendors who supply their own customers, subject to confirming the organization's applicable vendor and manufacturer permissions before production. This page describes our manufacturing service; it does not represent SB International as an officially licensed vendor or manufacturer for any organization.
Does a chapter order authorize a manufacturer to use Greek marks?
For organizations represented by Affinity, Greek Licensing says a chapter or member cannot grant a third party commercial permission to use the organization's marks, including for a custom order. Confirm the applicable vendor, manufacturer and artwork approvals directly with the organization or its licensing partner before branded work. Requirements vary by organization; confirm before branded work begins.
Is the minimum 50 pieces across the whole order?
The minimum is 50 pieces per item. For an order with shirts and hoodies, that means at least 50 shirts and 50 hoodies. List quantities separately for each item, along with colors and sizes, when requesting a quote.
Can you use our approved letters, logos and organization colors?
Yes, subject to the applicable permissions and approvals for the order. Send the approved artwork, brand requirements and color references. Confirm the production authorization, placements and decoration method before manufacturing.
Can we specify our own sizes and measurements?
Send your required size chart, fit and quantity breakdown. We review the measurements and construction during development and sample approval, including requirements outside a standard size range.
Can we review a sample before a bulk order?
Yes. Include your sample requirements in the inquiry. Some samples can be completed in 15 days including shipping; confirm the scope, destination, charges and timeline for your project first. Organization review, revisions and bulk production need separate planning. The collection's bulk minimum is 50 pieces per item.
Do you manufacture in the United States?
Manufacturing is in Sialkot, Pakistan. We supply U.S. vendor projects with shipping arrangements agreed for the destination. Share your delivery ZIP code and required date for a project-specific quotation.
GREENSBORO VENDOR ITEM ALLOCATIONS
Separate production items from stock reservations.
Plan your Greensboro vendor collection with item and size allocations, separate stock/event references and a garment release record. Keep authorized artwork and sample approvals connected to each production item.
Greensboro Greek vendor collection planning →