Private Label T-Shirt Manufacturer: project planning

Compare T-shirt fabrics, necklines and fits before developing your branded collection.

Fabric, fit and sample checks

Specify fibre composition, knit structure, fabric weight and finished measurements. Review collar recovery, shoulder construction, opacity and post-wash dimensions. Confirm print or embroidery dimensions on the selected fabric; artwork suitable for a heavyweight jersey may behave differently on a lightweight training top.

Prepare a quotation request

Send your reference style or tech pack, fabric direction, size chart, artwork and quantities by colour and size. Tell us the destination market and requested schedule. Material availability, sampling work, minimum quantities and timing are confirmed for the agreed specification.

Compare fabric references and decoration techniques. Use OEM production for your defined specification or discuss ODM development from a reference style. Review sample approval before bulk production, then send your project brief for a quotation.

T-shirt order specifications

Separate fabric composition and weight from fit: a heavyweight fabric does not define an oversized pattern. Supply garment measurements, shrinkage expectations and tolerances for the sample.

Colors, sizes and logo approval

List quantities for each color and size combination. For a logo, provide artwork, dimensions and placement; confirm the decoration method on the selected fabric.

For sleeveless styles, compare our tank top references. For a hooded layer, review hoodies and sweatshirts.

Private Label T-Shirt Manufacturer: project planning

Men's quick-dry T-shirt

Men's cotton T-shirt

Unisex shirt

Men's shirt

Shirt

Men's boxy-fit V-neck sports jersey

Men's oversized cotton T-shirt

Men's oversized cotton T-shirt

Oversized acid-wash T-shirt

Men's cotton T-shirt

Men's oversized heavyweight acid-wash cotton T-shirt

Men's lightweight quarter-zip long-sleeve shirt