Requirement Review & Fabric Sourcing
Confirm garment type, quantity, references, measurements, artwork, branding, destination, and suitable fabric or trim options before sampling.
Fabricly reviews your product, quantity, references, fabric direction, artwork, branding, destination, and sample requirements before production. Approved details then move through material sourcing, sampling, cutting, stitching, decoration, quality review, packaging, and DDP delivery planning.
Each stage depends on confirmed specifications. Changes to fabric, sizing, artwork, trims, labels, packaging, or quantities can affect pricing and timing, so approvals are recorded before bulk work moves forward.
Confirm garment type, quantity, references, measurements, artwork, branding, destination, and suitable fabric or trim options before sampling.
Develop a sample for fit, fabric, stitching, decoration, labels, and finishing approval. Typical development is 4-8 days after requirements and materials are confirmed.
Approved patterns and size requirements guide fabric spreading and panel cutting for the confirmed production quantity.
Cut panels move through assembly, seam construction, trims, pockets, closures, print, embroidery, or other approved decoration steps.
Finished garments are reviewed against approved details, then folded, labeled, packed, and prepared for the confirmed DDP delivery plan.
Four checkpoints help international buyers control specifications, revisions, quality expectations, packing, and delivered cost.
Production is reviewed against confirmed measurements, construction, fabric, colors, decoration, labels, and finishing. Inspection scope depends on the garment and agreed requirements.
Review measurements, seam construction, fabric and trim use, color direction, artwork placement, and visible workmanship during production.
Check finished sizing, construction, decoration, labels, quantity, packaging, and carton details against the approved order before dispatch.
Custom Manufacturing • Sample-First Process • DDP Delivery
Custom manufacturing, sample-first process, DDP delivery