Durable woven workwear, utility shirts and uniform programmes, specified for how long they last rather than for a season.
Workwear is judged after six months of wear and washing, not on the hanger. Seam strength, hardware, colour retention and shrinkage after repeated industrial laundering are the whole specification.
We build these programmes around construction rather than styling: reinforced seams and bar tacks where the stress actually is, fabric chosen for abrasion and wash performance, and a size curve held across repeat orders so a replacement garment still matches the one it replaces.
Bulk measurements checked against the graded spec across sizes and lots, not just on the first output.
Fabric shrinkage tested before pattern finalisation so washed measurements stay in tolerance.
Check and stripe matching specified, costed and inspected — it drives both fabric consumption and perceived quality.
Stitch density, seam pucker, collar roll and final pressing assessed at inline stage while correction is possible.
Send a reference garment or a tech pack and we will come back with the factory, the fabric route and a costing.
