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T-SHIRTS & POLO SHIRTS · CUT & SEW
T-Shirt & Polo Manufacturer
Combed cotton tees and pique polos — cut & sew to your GSM, your collar and your branding.
- 180–220 GSMTees and polos
- 7–14 daysTypical sampling
- Low MOQsFlexible for new brands
Combed cottonPique, jersey, interlock
THE RANGE
T-Shirts & Polo Shirts
Pique polos, combed cotton tees, long sleeve and heavyweight.
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FABRIC & CONSTRUCTION
Cotton, Collar and Stitch
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CUSTOMISATION
Your Tee, Your Spec
Fabric & GSM
Combed cotton, cotton-poly, pique, jersey or interlock, 150–240 GSM.
Collar & placket
Flat-knit or self-fabric collar, two or three button, tipped or plain.
Fit
Regular, slim, boxy or oversized — graded to your size set.
Branding
Embroidery, screen, DTG, DTF, woven labels, hem tabs and hang tags.
Cut & Sewn From Your Pattern
Your tee or polo is made from your pattern and your fabric choice, not a wholesale blank with a logo added afterwards.
- Low, flexible MOQs — we work with new brands and support sampling
- Sampling in 7–14 days — typical first-sample turnaround
- Made to your pattern — cut & sew, never rebranded blanks
- Your brand only — labels, tags and packaging carry your name
THE PROCESS
How Your Order Runs
Six stages. Nothing goes to bulk until you approve a physical sample.
Fabric & development
Composition, GSM and construction confirmed, then the pattern is made and cut.
Sample & approval
A physical sample with your branding — typically 7–14 days. Bulk starts only once you approve it.
Production
Cut and sewn against the approved sample. Timelines depend on quantity and specification.
Quality control
Measurements, seams, branding position and colour checked against your approved sample.
Packing & shipping
Labelled, tagged, packed to your instructions and shipped worldwide with export documents.
QUESTIONS
T-Shirt & Polo Questions
What is your minimum order quantity?
Our MOQs are low and flexible rather than a single fixed number — they depend on the garment, the fabric and the decoration involved. Tell us what you want to make and roughly how many, and we will confirm the MOQ for that spec.
Do you work with new clothing brands?
Yes. A large part of what we do is first production runs for new labels, which is why we keep MOQs flexible and support sampling before bulk.
Do you provide samples before bulk production?
Always. A physical sample is made and sent for your approval, and bulk does not start until you approve it.
How long does sampling take?
Typically 7–14 days for a first sample, depending on the garment and whether fabric and trims need to be sourced in.
How long does bulk production take?
Bulk timelines depend on the quantity and the specification, so we confirm a schedule with you once the sample is approved rather than quoting a fixed number up front.
Can you manufacture from a tech pack?
Yes. A tech pack with measurements, fabric details and artwork is the fastest route to an accurate sample.
Can you manufacture from a physical sample?
Yes. Send a garment you want matched and we will pattern from it. A sketch with measurements also works if that is all you have.
Do you offer private-label manufacturing?
Yes. Neck labels, care labels, hang tags and packaging all carry your brand. Nothing that reaches your customer carries ours.
Can you source fabrics?
Yes. We source cotton, fleece, pique, twill, canvas and technical knits, and we can work to a composition and GSM you specify.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes, worldwide by courier — DHL, FedEx and UPS — with export documentation. We are an FBR-registered business, a Sialkot Chamber of Commerce & Industry member and TDAP registered.
What GSM should I choose for a t-shirt?
Around 150–180 GSM reads as a standard retail tee, 180–200 GSM as a premium tee, and 200 GSM and above as heavyweight or boxy streetwear. The sample is the real test — GSM alone does not tell you how a fabric drapes.
What is pique fabric and why is it used for polos?
Pique is a knit with a raised waffle texture. It is more structured and more breathable than flat jersey, holds its shape around the placket and collar, and is the traditional polo fabric for that reason.
Can you do a flat-knit collar rather than a cut collar?
Yes. Flat-knit collars and cuffs are knitted to shape as separate pieces, which is what gives a polo its finished edge and lets us tip them in your colours. Self-fabric cut collars are also available.
Have a Tee or Polo to Make? Send the Spec.
Send a tech pack, a sketch or a garment you want matched, with a rough quantity.