Short answers for wholesalers, distributors and uniform buyers. Figures come from the site configuration and can be updated in one place.
Standard wholesale MOQ is 50 pieces per style and colour. That is the first quantity slab on priced styles. A different cloth, a complex branding pack or an FR-style development can change the practical minimum, which is confirmed in the quotation.
Yes. 50 pieces is the starting wholesale quantity for standard styles. The Ex-Works unit price is higher at 50 than at 300, 500 or 1,000 pieces. The slab is indicative until fabric and construction are agreed.
Yes. Programs are cut to a buyer specification: fabric, colour, pockets, tape, labels and size chart. This is a manufacturing service for companies that already buy workwear, not a consumer catalogue with fixed retail styles only.
Yes. Send the tech pack with the measurement chart, artwork and fabric notes. Where a detail is missing, the team will ask before sampling rather than guess a consumer fit.
Yes, from a reference garment you are entitled to reproduce for your own supply program. Send the garment or clear photographs plus the points that must match: cloth, pockets, tape and labels. Operator approvals and third-party certifications are not copied as claims.
Yes. Woven labels, care labels, hang tags and custom packing are available for established buyers. Artwork is supplied by the buyer.
Yes. Embroidery, screen printing and heat transfer are branding options. Position, stitch count and colours are confirmed on the sample. The buyer supplies the logo file.
Yes. Solid colours can be matched to a lab dip or a retained shade sample. Fluorescent colours depend on the cloth selected. Shade approval happens before bulk.
The named library includes PC 65/35 at 240–250 GSM 2x1 drill and at 200 GSM 3x1 drill, 100% cotton 200 GSM 3x1 drill, two cotton-spandex drills, and three 150–160 GSM cloths for scrubs and coats, one of which contains TENCEL™. A buyer-specified fabric is used when you already have a mill standard.
Samples are available against an approved specification. Sample cost and freight are confirmed in the quotation.
Ex-Works means the garment price at our Sialkot handover point. Indicative Ex-Works wholesale price. Final quotation depends on fabric, construction, branding, packaging and specifications. Shipping, duty, VAT and customs are not included.
No. Displayed prices are Ex-Works. They do not include courier or sea freight, duty, VAT or customs. Those costs depend on the destination, volume and the carrier you choose.
Yes. Repeat production is a normal request from wholesalers, rental companies and uniform suppliers. The sealed sample, shade standard and size chart are what keep the next cutting consistent with the last.
Yes. The site is written for distributors, wholesalers, retailers and professional sourcing managers who already sell or issue workwear. The commercial path is a quotation, not a retail checkout.
Yes. Rental and workwear service companies use the same route: an approved specification, a repeat colour, and quantity planning against the Ex-Works slabs. Garments are made for the program you already run.
Yes. USA delivery can be arranged with the nominated carrier after the order is ready Ex-Works. Import formalities and landed cost are the buyer’s responsibility unless a different term is agreed in writing.
Yes. Saudi Arabia, the UAE and other Gulf markets are core destinations for this factory’s buyer base. Freight is quoted separately from the Ex-Works garment price.
Yes. European distributors can buy Ex-Works and arrange freight, or ask for a freight estimate to an agreed port or warehouse. EUR figures on the site are a display conversion from USD and do not change the base price.
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 documentation is available upon request. It applies to materials covered by the current certificate. It is not a statement that every style on this website is certified.
Lenzing documentation is available upon request where TENCEL™ fiber is part of the selected fabric. TENCEL™ is a trademark of Lenzing AG. The document is about that fiber, not a finished-garment performance claim.
Lead time is confirmed after fabric, construction, sampling and quantity are agreed. It is not a fixed calendar promise.
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