Tech pack review
We check measurements, tolerances, fabric, GSM and construction for manufacturability and cost.
Garments & apparel · Private label & OEM
Private-label clothing from India can mean two things: OEM production to your own tech pack, or ODM, where you choose from a factory's designs and put your brand on them.
We manage both routes for brands and retailers, from fabric and fit to woven labels, hang tags and retail-ready packing.

We check measurements, tolerances, fabric, GSM and construction for manufacturability and cost.
Mill or stock fabric, lab dips and strike-offs; organic, recycled or certified options where required.
Woven or printed labels, care labels, hang tags, buttons, zips and packaging to your artwork.
Proto, fit and size-set samples, then a sealed pre-production sample as the quality reference.
Minimums depend on fabric and process. Simple knitwear in stock colours can start at a few hundred pieces per style, while custom-dyed fabric, washing or embroidery raises the minimum. We match your volume to factories that want orders of that size.
Branding adds set-up costs for labels and packaging, but these are usually small compared with fabric and making costs.
Agree in writing who owns patterns and designs, and keep your branded labels and packaging under controlled quantities. Labels should be counted and reconciled at shipment.
Duty, labelling and compliance differ by market. Our country guides list the main rules with official sources.
It varies by product and fabric. Simple knitwear can start at a few hundred pieces per style; complex woven or washed styles need more.
Yes. We coordinate mill fabric, lab dips and certified organic or recycled options where you need them.
Agree it in writing before development. For OEM work to your tech pack, buyers normally own the design.
No. Independent factories make them; we manage development, production and quality for you.
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