Logo and artwork
Show the position, finished size and colour references of each mark. A chest logo, an all-over jersey design and a small embroidered crest are prepared differently, and the sample shows the result on the chosen garment.
Private label
Private label sportswear manufacturer
We manufacture sportswear for brands, retailers and distributors. Send each style with its fabric, fit, colourways and target quantities, and we agree the label and packaging requirements for the order.
- Your brand
- Garments made to your design and label
- In-house
- Pattern making, sampling, cutting, printing, sewing, finishing and quality control
- Team
- 70 people
- Initial reply
- usually within 24 hours
Garment production
Our team of 70 people runs production in house, from pattern making and sampling to cutting, printing, sewing, finishing and quality control, with our own sublimation, DTF, heat-transfer and embroidery equipment. We choose the process that suits each garment and its artwork.
Garment production
We review the garments for fit, construction and artwork placement against the approved sample and the agreed order requirements. You approve the sample and any later changes.
Branding methods
- Sublimation
- DTF printing
- Heat transfer
- Embroidery
Tell us where each mark belongs and whether the garments need numbers. We will recommend a suitable method for the material and design.
Specify for your order
- Fabric composition and weight
- Trims and label requirements
Share the composition, weight or feel you want, or explain the intended use if the specification is still open.
Build a collection as separate, connected styles
List each garment, colourway and quantity instead of a single total for the collection. A hoodie and a training top may share a logo and still need different fabrics, measurements and application methods. Tell us what must stay the same across the range and what can vary from style to style.
Include the intended fit and size range, the fabric direction and a reference for each model. If a reference is only for the neckline or a pocket, say so. Development can then concentrate on your collection instead of reproducing every detail of a reference garment.
From brief to finished garment
The production overview shows the general route. We agree the exact sequence for the garment and the branding method in your order.
- 01
Define the product
You send a design, sketch or reference with the intended use, approximate quantities and target date, and mark the features to keep and the areas where you want advice. We then list the open questions on fabric, fit, artwork and construction.
- 02
Develop and review a sample
Before sampling, we agree the garment measurements, fabric direction and branding with you. You then check the finished sample for fit, movement, fabric feel, construction and graphic placement and collect any corrections in one clear revision list.
Development and sampling - 03
Confirm the order details
You identify the approved sample and artwork, then confirm quantities by style, colour and size. If numbers are required, the number list is checked separately. Label content and packing groups belong in the same order, so production works from one consistent set of information.
Request a quote - 04
Make the garments and prepare packing
Production follows the agreed garment specification, with cutting, printing or embroidery and sewing in the order the chosen method requires. We check the result against the sample and the order data, then pack the garments in the groups and with the identification agreed for the order.
Packing and dispatch preparation
The sequence of workshop operations depends on the method. A custom sublimated jersey is cut, printed and sewn, while a repeating fabric pattern may be printed before cutting. A logo applied at a later stage is assessed on its own. We confirm production timing for each order and agree transport separately.
Turn brand guidelines into garment instructions
Your brand identity has to work on fabric and across the size range. Send the current artwork and tell us who approves changes before sampling.
Labels and product identification
List the label types you need, their text and placement, and the style and size references your business uses. Send any care-label or target-market requirements so we can assess them, rather than leaving their content to guesswork.
Retail presentation and packing
Describe any hangtag, individual packaging or carton identification you need, with an example if you have one. We confirm these requirements for the order, and the packing list should use the same references as your style and size plan.
A repeat order still needs a current brief
Start with the earlier approved garment and artwork references, then list the new quantities and sizes. Mark every change: a different colourway, revised logo, new label text or altered fit should not be hidden in a file with an old name.
We review material availability and current production requirements for the new order. Confirm which earlier approvals still apply and which details need another sample or a review. Reusing the product reference makes the order clearer, but it does not automatically approve anything that has changed.
A quotation you can check against the specification
Fabric, construction, quantities, branding, development work and packing all affect the quotation. If you have a target price, tell us which requirements are fixed and which can be adjusted. We can then discuss an alternative against the same brief, rather than compare two prices for different products.
With production in house from sampling to quality control, we price the work against your specification. A useful comparison covers the complete agreed scope: garment specification, quantities, sample requirements, labels and packing, with the timing and transport arrangements shown separately.
- Team
- 70
- Pattern making to quality control
- In house
- Initial reply
- ~24 h
Questions and answers
Can you manufacture sportswear with our own brand labels?
Yes, we make private-label sportswear under your brand. Send your label requirements with the product specification so we can agree them before sampling: the label types, their text and placement, and the style and size references your business uses. Any care-label or target-market requirements should come with them for assessment, rather than being left to guesswork.
Which parts of a private-label order are made in house?
On a private-label order, our team of 70 people handles pattern making, sampling, cutting, branding, sewing, finishing and quality control in house, with sublimation, DTF, heat-transfer and embroidery equipment. Fabric composition and weight, trims and label requirements are specified for your order. We review the garments for fit, construction and artwork placement against the approved sample and the agreed order requirements.
Can you help develop designs for a private-label collection?
Yes, we develop designs for private-label collections on request. Send your starting point, such as brand guidelines, current artwork or reference garments, and explain what still needs developing. List each garment, colourway and quantity, and say what must stay the same across the range, such as a logo, and what can vary from style to style.
What should we send to reorder a private-label style?
To reorder a private-label style, send the earlier approved garment and artwork references, then list the new quantities and sizes. Mark every change, such as a different colourway, revised logo, new label text or altered fit, rather than hiding it in a file with an old name. We review material availability and current production requirements for the new order.
What affects the price of private-label sportswear?
The price of private-label sportswear depends on the garment construction, fabric, quantities, branding, development work and packing requirements. If you have a target price, tell us which requirements are fixed and which can change, so we can price an alternative against the same brief. Send these details and we will base the quotation on your specification.
Where to go next
- OEM / ODMExplain what is ready and what you need help developing. Mark the details that must be followed exactly and those where alternatives are welcome.
- How production worksWe turn your design or reference into garments through an agreed brief, sample and production plan. Production runs in house from pattern making to quality control, and we choose the branding method for the fabric, artwork and intended use.
- Sportswear productsExplore the garment range.
- Private label teamwear for dealersTeam kits made in bulk under the dealer's own label, with numbers on request.
- Sportswear for new brandsA first collection under your label, from 100 pieces per style.
Tell us about your range
Send the product or design, the quantities and your fabric requirements, and add sizes, branding and the date you need the goods if you already have them. We usually send an initial response within 24 hours.