Can you source a specific fabric I have already found?

Yes. Send a swatch or the mill reference and we will match it or source it directly. If we think there is a better equivalent at the same price, we will show you both.

What is the minimum for a custom colour?

300 metres for a custom dye lot, which is roughly 300–500 garments depending on the style. Below that we work from stock colours, and the stock range is wide.

Do you test the fabric?

Yes — shrinkage, colour fastness and gsm are checked on receipt. A mill sending 180gsm against a 200gsm order is a common problem and we catch it before cutting.

Can I buy fabric without the manufacturing?

Yes, for bulk quantities. Tell us the specification and the metreage and we will quote it.

How long does sourcing add?

Stock fabric adds nothing. Custom dye lots add roughly 7–10 days ahead of production for dyeing and lab dip approval.

Bulk Fabric Sourcing

We source fabric in bulk for our own production and for brands who want to control the cloth before anything is cut. Cotton, polyester, blends, fleece, twill and performance knits — sourced, tested and held to a spec you sign off.

300
Metre minimum on custom dye: 7–10
Days at our fastest: Lab dip
Approved before bulk: Lahore
Our own unit

What we source

Cotton in single jersey, interlock, pique and terry. Polyester and poly-cotton blends for performance and workwear. Brushed fleece from 280 to 550gsm for sweats and hoodies. Cotton twill and canvas for caps, aprons and bags. Ribbed trims, drawcords, tapes and interlinings to match.

Fabric is bought by weight and construction, not by name. Two mills selling 'heavy cotton jersey' can be 40gsm apart, so we quote against a stated gsm and a stated knit, and hold the mill to it.

How fabric is specified


Weight	Stated in gsm, not in adjectives. 160–550gsm across the range.
Composition	100% cotton, poly-cotton, poly, elastane blends for stretch
Knit or weave	Single jersey, interlock, pique, terry, fleece, twill, canvas
Colour	Pantone matched. Lab dip approved before bulk on custom dye lots.
Minimum for custom dye	300 metres. Below that we work from stock colours.
Testing	Shrinkage, colour fastness and GSM verified on receipt

Why fabric decides the garment

Most complaints about a finished garment are really complaints about the cloth. A tee that twists after one wash was knit badly. A hoodie that pills was made from short-staple yarn. A polo that fades was dyed to a price. None of that is fixed at the stitching stage.

So we buy fabric first and quote from it, rather than quoting a price and finding the fabric that fits. If your budget will not carry the cloth your design needs, we will say so before you place the order, not after.

Frequently asked questions

Can you source a specific fabric I have already found?: Yes. Send a swatch or the mill reference and we will match it or source it directly. If we think there is a better equivalent at the same price, we will show you both.
What is the minimum for a custom colour?: 300 metres for a custom dye lot, which is roughly 300–500 garments depending on the style. Below that we work from stock colours, and the stock range is wide.
Do you test the fabric?: Yes — shrinkage, colour fastness and gsm are checked on receipt. A mill sending 180gsm against a 200gsm order is a common problem and we catch it before cutting.
Can I buy fabric without the manufacturing?: Yes, for bulk quantities. Tell us the specification and the metreage and we will quote it.
How long does sourcing add?: Stock fabric adds nothing. Custom dye lots add roughly 7–10 days ahead of production for dyeing and lab dip approval.

Talk to us about fabric

Tell us the garment, the weight you want and the quantity. We will come back with the cloth options and what each costs.

Get a quote