MOQ depends on the style, fabric and customization level. Tell us your target quantity by style and color; we will confirm the workable minimum and any cost trade-offs before sampling. A low headline MOQ is not useful if it excludes your actual requirements.

Yes. Send sketches, reference images, tech packs or a physical sample. We can review construction, measurements, fabric direction and branding, then clarify what is feasible before development begins.

Yes. Custom options can include color, fabric, trims, prints or embroidery, woven labels, hangtags and packaging, subject to material availability and order quantities. Confirm every detail in the tech pack and sample approval.

For tennis, prioritize stretch recovery, breathability, moisture management, opacity and comfort against skin. The best construction depends on the garment and use case; we can recommend options after reviewing your performance and price targets.

We work from a measurement spec and fit comments, then revise samples against the approved requirements. Share your target market, size range and fit preference early; grading and fit approval should be agreed before bulk production.

Yes. We can discuss coordinated styles for different customer groups, with construction and fit developed for the intended wearer. Share your assortment plan so we can identify where fabrics or trims can be shared efficiently.

Yes. A pre-production sample lets you review fit, fabric, workmanship and branding before bulk. Bulk production should only proceed after written approval of the final sample and specifications.

Timing varies with development complexity, material sourcing, sample revisions, quantity and factory schedule. Provide your required in-hand date upfront; we will confirm a realistic timeline after reviewing the brief rather than promise an unverified date.

Send product type, reference or tech pack, quantity per style and color, size range, fabric or performance needs, branding details, destination country and target delivery date. The more complete the brief, the more meaningful the quote.

Sometimes, depending on style, fabric and production planning. Different constructions or specialty materials may require separate minimums. We will state clearly how your proposed assortment affects cost and MOQ.

Quality checks should follow the approved specifications at material, in-process and finished-product stages. Agree on measurement tolerances, workmanship standards, labeling and inspection expectations before production so acceptance criteria are clear.

Raise any issue promptly with photos, measurements and the approved reference. We review it against the written specifications and agreed acceptance criteria, then discuss an appropriate resolution. Clear sample sign-off and documented specs reduce avoidable disputes.

Yes. Private-label programs can include brand labels, hangtags and packaging options. Provide your logo files and labeling requirements early, and approve artwork and placement before bulk production.

Your supplied brand assets remain yours. Ownership and permitted use of patterns or developments should be confirmed in writing for each project before work starts; do not assume exclusivity unless it is explicitly agreed.

We can plan toward your date, but availability of materials, approvals, order volume and shipping all affect delivery. Share a firm deadline at inquiry stage and allow time for sample approval and transit; we will confirm feasibility rather than guarantee without review.

Shipping method, destination, shipment size and agreed Incoterms determine the options and landed cost. Payment terms are confirmed in the quotation or proforma invoice before order confirmation.

Packaging options depend on your retail and logistics needs and may include branded labels, hangtags, polybags or other agreed packing. Provide destination-market requirements and artwork before production to avoid late changes.

Start with your target styles, quantity, size range, branding, fabric expectations and delivery deadline. We will review feasibility and next steps; one consolidated brief is far faster than piecemeal messages.