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Products

Your collection.
The right starting point.

Explore our product focus, then tell us what makes your brief different. Product feasibility, materials and quantities are discussed for each project.

A category is just the beginning.

Fit, fabric, construction and finishing matter as much as the garment name. Share the details that make your product yours.

What are you looking to make?

Four areas of focus.

The illustrations below represent garment categories, not a stock catalogue or photographs of completed orders.

01 / KNIT

01 / Product focus

Knitwear & basics

The pieces a wardrobe comes back to. Start with the intended feel, fit and finish, then work towards a clear fabric and construction brief.

  • T-shirts and polos for everyday or branded collections.
  • Sweatshirts and jersey essentials with your chosen shape and finishing.
  • Fabric composition, weight, shrinkage expectations and colour references.
  • Print, embroidery, neck labels and other branding details to discuss.
Discuss knitwear
02 / WOVEN

02 / Product focus

Woven & shirting

From a relaxed shirt to a more structured separate, the fabric and construction should support the way you want the garment to look and move.

  • Casual shirts, blouses and woven separates.
  • Fabric construction, composition, weight and opacity requirements.
  • Collars, cuffs, buttons, pockets and seam details.
  • Size specifications, fit references and finishing preferences.
Discuss woven
03 / DENIM

03 / Product focus

Denim & trousers

Shape, fabric and finish work together. Describe the intended fit and appearance so wash and construction discussions begin with a shared reference.

  • Jeans, chinos and everyday trousers.
  • Fabric weight, stretch requirements and intended hand feel.
  • Wash references, colour targets and appearance expectations.
  • Hardware, pocketing, stitching, labels and measurement details.
Discuss denim
04 / LAYERS

04 / Product focus

Layers & outerwear

Lightweight outer layers bring together several components. Defining the shell, lining and trims early helps make the complete garment easier to discuss.

  • Overshirts, light jackets and seasonal layers.
  • Shell fabric, lining and any fill or reinforcement requirements.
  • Zips, buttons, fastenings, pockets and adjustable details.
  • Any performance or testing requirements to assess before sourcing.
Discuss outerwear

A useful product brief

Bring the details
that matter.

Tech packs are useful, but an initial conversation can also begin with reference images and a written description. Tell us which elements are essential and where you are open to alternatives.

  • Product type, intended customer and fit reference.
  • Fabric composition, weight, colours and finishing preferences.
  • Estimated quantities per style, colour and size.
  • Target price, delivery destination and preferred timeline.
  • Any specific material, factory or testing requirements.

Minimum quantities, available options and delivery expectations are confirmed with the relevant manufacturer. They are not fixed across every category.

Product and sampling questions

Made of connections

Something else in mind?

Send your product idea, even if it does not fit neatly into these categories. We’ll start with a feasibility discussion.

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