Jersey & handfeel
Compare cotton and blended jersey options by surface, drape and opacity. Record yarn or finish preferences where relevant. A heavier fabric does not automatically provide a softer feel or better dimensional stability.
Private label / Made to your specification
Custom T-shirt manufacturer for private labels.
Build custom T-shirts around the fabric handfeel, neckline and proportions your brand needs. Develop men’s and women’s fits with decoration and labeling considered from the first sample.
MOQ 300 / style / colorDelivery confirmed per order
Explore 42 design references ↓
Design reference / Custom developmentProduct direction
A simple garment. Precise decisions.
Neckline & balance
Specify neck opening, rib width and recovery, shoulder slope and body length. Review how the neck sits on the body and whether side seams remain balanced after the agreed care cycle.
Artwork compatibility
Match artwork coverage, print method and curing conditions to the selected fabric. Review color, handle and placement on a decorated sample; large prints can change the feel of the front panel.
Your development brief
The details to confirm.
These are specification fields to discuss, not fixed product specifications.
- Jersey
- Fiber composition, GSM, knit construction and desired surface
- Silhouette
- Chest width, body length, sleeve opening and shoulder shape
- Neck & seams
- Rib specification, neck tape, hem finish and stitch appearance
- Branding
- Artwork file, print size, placement, neck label and care label
42 references / Inquiry only
Find a starting point.
Design ReferenceEveryday Cotton T-Shirt
AR-0006Made to orderView details →
Design ReferenceOversized Cotton T-Shirts
AR-0131Made to orderView details →
Design ReferenceCotton T-Shirts
AR-0011Made to orderView details →
Design ReferenceCotton T-Shirts
AR-0168Made to orderView details →
Design ReferenceCotton T-Shirts
AR-0017Made to orderView details →
Design ReferenceCotton T-Shirts
AR-0271Made to orderView details →
Sample review / Before bulk
Approve what matters.
- Check neckline recovery and whether it lies flat.
- Measure length and width after the agreed wash procedure.
- Check seam twisting, hem appearance and panel balance.
- Review print handfeel, placement and agreed durability criteria.
A shared approval process
Know the next step.
01
Share the brief
Define the garment, customer and order scope.
02
Confirm development scope
Align materials, costs and the sample plan.
03
Develop & review samples
Turn the brief into a garment you can assess.
04
Approve the production standard
Lock the details that bulk will follow.
05
Produce & review quality
Check the order against the agreed standard.
06
Pack, dispatch & follow through
Complete the handover with clear records.
T-Shirts / Buyer questions
Before you send
your brief.
Start with the garment, quantity and target market. Mark any details that still need development.
How do I specify a heavyweight T-shirt?
Give a target GSM range or a physical reference, plus the intended fit and handfeel. Confirm the actual fabric with a swatch; weight, fiber, yarn and finishing all affect the result.
Can I use my own neck label and packaging?
Include label artwork, dimensions, application method and packing requirements in the brief. Composition and care information should match the confirmed fabric and destination requirements.
What is the minimum order?
The custom manufacturing minimum is 300 pieces per style, per color. Provide the size breakdown and discuss any multi-piece set components as part of the quotation.
How are price and delivery confirmed?
Pricing depends on the approved material, construction, artwork, quantity and packing requirements. Sample scope, production schedule and delivery are confirmed individually for the order.
Make the first conversation useful
Share the garment.
Define the direction.
Send references or a tech pack, quantity by color, size range, artwork, delivery country and target date. Add any testing or documentation requirement.