Jersey tops, casual shirting, joggers and shorts built for continuity lines where the same garment has to be made again and again.
A continuity line is bought on the promise that next season's delivery will be identical to this one. That promise is kept in fabric booking and shade control, not in the sample room.
We fix the base fabric and the supplier, hold shade bands across lots and across seasons, and keep the pattern and grading under version control so a repeat order is genuinely a repeat rather than a new development.
Shade and measurement held across lots and across months, because a repeat order that does not match the last one is a return waiting to happen.
Volume placed where it can actually be run, with no quiet subcontracting that puts your order in a factory nobody has audited.
Cords, small parts, hardware and labelling resolved in development, where a change costs a drawing - not at final inspection, where it costs the shipment.
Consumption, wastage and trim choice costed properly at the start, because on volume lines a few cents a garment decides the programme.
Send a reference garment or a tech pack and we will come back with the factory, the fabric route and a costing.
