Perfit Industry accepts enquiries about garment development, materials, decoration and private label details.
Share what you want to make and the options you have in mind. Availability and project terms are confirmed after your brief is reviewed.
Launch new capsule collections or test market silhouettes without huge upfront inventory liabilities.
Rapid pre-production fit samples constructed to evaluate fabric drape, measurements, and decoration.
In-line stitch tension audits, measurement checks against tech packs, and needle detection scanning.
Direct factory-floor pricing cutting out middlemen, brokers, and foreign agency commission markups.
Cutting requirements begin with an approved pattern or garment specification, the selected material and the size breakdown. Share measurements, grain or direction notes where relevant, colour assortment and any panels or pieces that need special placement. Confirm how material choices and size ratios are reflected in the order. Cutting details are connected to the garment design, so changes to pattern, measurement or material should be reviewed before the work continues.
For printing, provide the artwork, print dimensions, colour references and placement measurements. For embroidery, provide the artwork and note the intended size, position and thread colour preferences. If a design has several placements or decoration methods, number them on the product reference. Ask which method is available and appropriate for the garment and material. Final artwork, placement and method should be confirmed in the product specification, including any related setup or cost.
Stitching turns the cut pieces into the specified product. Share construction references, seam details, closure types, pocket placement, labels and finishing requirements. State measurement tolerances or acceptance points only when they have been discussed and agreed for the order. These details can differ between product types: a T-shirt, tracksuit and jacket do not share one construction checklist. Review the garment specification with the manufacturer and document any agreed adjustments.
Define what you want checked and how acceptance will be determined. A checking plan may refer to measurements, visible defects, colour, decoration placement, stitching or finishing, but the exact criteria must be agreed for the product. Packaging is also order-specific: explain folding, individual packing, assortment by size, labels, inserts and shipping marks. Confirm which activities are included in the scope, any extra requirements, related costs and the information needed before the order can be prepared.
Submit your tech pack, sketches, or reference garment to receive an itemized factory price quotation within 24 hours.
