Apparel & Textiles
Garments, sportswear, home textiles and private-label basics. This industry runs on the tech pack: the factories that follow a detailed spec sheet produce consistent goods, and the ones that "roughly match the sample" produce returns. Our job is making sure your spec is followed, not hoped for.
What the supply base covers
Categories include casual wear, activewear, outerwear, underwear and basics, plus home textiles (bedding, towels, curtains). Knitwear, woven and cut-and-sew items each have different factory types — sending a knit style to a woven specialist is a common first-timer mistake that we filter out during supplier matching.
Quality checkpoints that matter
- Fabric as specified: composition, weight (GSM) and color verified against the lab-dip and swatch you approved
- Graded size set measured before mass production — not just one sample in one size
- Stitching density, seam strength and label/branding accuracy across the batch
- Color consistency between dye lots, checked at inspection rather than discovered by your customers
Prices and MOQs are indicative, not quotes. Fabric mill MOQs often drive the real minimum order.
MOQ and lead times
Basic styles often start at 100–300 pieces per color; specialty or small-batch items 50–100 at higher unit prices. Lead times run 30–60 days depending on fabric sourcing — custom-dyed fabric adds time before cutting even starts.
How Supply666 handles apparel orders
- Tech pack review before quoting — we catch missing measurements and specs while they're still free to fix
- Lab-dip and size-set management with written approvals at each stage
- Inline check during production plus pre-shipment AQL inspection
Common questions
Can you do full private label — my brand, labels, packaging?
Yes, that's standard. Send your logo files and label specs; we handle label production and confirm branding placement in the pre-production sample.
Can I supply my own fabric design?
Yes — custom prints and knits are common. Digital prints have lower minimums than yarn-dyed fabrics; we tell you which route fits your quantity.
What if sizes come back wrong?
If the graded size set was approved before production, mismatches are the factory's responsibility and are corrected before shipment. That approval step is exactly why we require it.
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