What is private label?
Private label means the garment is made for your brand to your specification — your fit, your fabric, your colour, your trims — and sold only under your label, with nothing of the factory's on it. It sits between white label, where you put your label on the factory's garment, and full OEM, where you supply the complete tech pack.
Why it matters
It is what most people mean by 'starting a clothing brand': a product that is theirs rather than a decorated version of someone else's. From 50 pieces with us, 30 per stock colour; a colour of your own from a 300-piece dye lot.
On our floor
Our core service — private-label tees, hoodies, polos, caps and activewear for brands in Pakistan, the UK, the US, the Gulf, Australia and Europe. Pattern, artwork and dye recipes held for reorders.
Common questions
- What is the difference between private label and white label?
- White label is the factory's garment with your label; private label is a garment made to your spec.
- What is the minimum?
- 50 per style, 30 per stock colour; custom colours from a 300-piece dye lot.
- Does the factory's name appear anywhere?
- No — your label, hangtag and packaging only.
- Do I own the pattern?
- Yes — held for your reorders, not used for anyone else.
Related terms
white label
A white-label garment is one the factory already makes — its own blank, pattern and fabric — supplied with your woven label sewn in and…
OEM
OEM — original equipment manufacturer — is the term the wider manufacturing world uses for a factory that produces a product to a…
cut and sew
Cut and sew means the garment is made from fabric — cut to a pattern and sewn — rather than bought as a finished blank and decorated. It is…
woven label
A woven label is a brand label made by weaving the design in thread on a narrow loom, rather than printing it, then cut, folded and sewn…
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