CUSTOM MANUFACTURING / SIALKOT, PAKISTAN
Custom shirts, hoodies, tracksuits and jackets developed around your designs, fit and branding. Work with SB International on the details that turn a product idea into an approved manufacturing brief.
YOUR CORE COLLECTION
Use the points below to prepare a brief for your brand, business or team. Proposed materials, customization methods and construction are confirmed in your quotation and sample review.
Build everyday essentials around your brand. Start with the garment type, intended fit and the look you want to achieve, then agree the fabric and finishing details through development.
Develop a hoodie with your own identity, from the silhouette to the label inside. Your brief should make the construction and intended fabric feel as clear as the printed design.
Plan the top and pants as a coordinated set, with the quantities and sizing recorded for each piece. This helps keep your colorway, logo placements and garment details consistent.
Begin with the intended use and reference style. Outerwear needs a clear construction brief covering the outer material, lining, closures and finishing details.
For biker, bomber and varsity concepts, browse the leather jacket range.
Discuss jacketsSupplying fraternity or sorority customers through your licensed-vendor business? Explore custom Greek jacket manufacturing, with 50 pieces per item for this collection.
Images are illustrative design concepts, not photographs of completed customer orders. Your approved materials, artwork and specifications determine the finished products.
YOUR LABEL, THROUGHOUT
Bring the full brand presentation into the brief. We review how your artwork and label requirements fit the chosen garment and material.
Send original artwork with color references, dimensions and placement views. Include your preferred printing, embroidery or patch approach so its suitability can be reviewed.
Provide brand-label artwork, size-label requirements and the text you need on care labels and hang tags. Confirm the wording and attachment positions before production.
For clothing sold in the United States, discuss label requirements with your importer and the business marketing or handling the products. The FTC's textile-label guidance says most textile and wool products need fiber content, country of origin and a responsible business identity. Separate care-label rules apply to covered clothing. Check the rules for your actual product and destination; send the confirmed label text, placement and care instructions with your order brief. For covered clothing, FTC guidance calls for reliable evidence to support care instructions for the whole garment, including how its components interact. Discuss the finished fabric, dye, trim and decoration with your importer and retain the basis for the agreed care instructions.
Do U.S. apparel labels need an RN? An FTC Registered Identification Number (RN) is optional. For covered products, the full business name of the manufacturer or another eligible firm can identify that business instead; a brand name alone may not qualify unless it is also the full business name. The FTC issues RNs to eligible U.S. businesses, not businesses outside the U.S. Confirm the correct business identity and other label details for your product with your importer. See the FTC RN questions and answers.
Describe individual packing, barcode or SKU labels and carton grouping. Include packaging artwork if the order is for your own retail collection.
FOR BRANDS & UNIFORM DEALERS
Start by separating changes to the garment from decoration on an existing style. This makes your inquiry clearer and helps you compare quotations on the same basis.
If a catalog style already meets your fit, fabric and color requirements, record its exact style, size chart and permitted decoration. Buying stocked garments and adding a logo is a different scope from developing a new garment.
For a different fit, fabric, panel layout or construction, send the reference and mark each change. Include measurements, artwork and label requirements so we can review a custom manufacturing quotation.
Compare the approved specification, quantity per style and color, sample costs, packing and delivery destination together. Confirm the applicable minimum and bulk timing for each style; a stock supplier's terms do not describe a custom production order.
For schoolwear, separate the school's approved garment and logo requirements from the dealer's purchasing and receiving instructions. Prepare a school polo brief →
Prepare your manufacturing inquiry →MAKE YOUR INQUIRY USEFUL
A tech pack is helpful. If you are still developing one, send a reference garment or clear design images and describe the changes you want.
Discuss your apparel brief on WhatsApp
WhatsApp opens an editable draft. Review it before sending.
BEFORE YOUR FIRST ORDER
Yes. Include your artwork and label requirements in the inquiry. Placement, dimensions, materials and the proposed application method are reviewed before you approve production.
Send the reference and describe the fit, material, colors and details you want to change. We will review the information needed to develop the proposed specifications and sample.
It depends on the garment, fabric, customization and size breakdown. Share the quantities for each style and colorway so the applicable minimum can be confirmed in your quotation.
You can include shirts, hoodies, tracksuits and jackets in one inquiry. List specifications and quantities separately because sample costs, minimums and timing may differ by style.
