Your demand is growing faster than your production team can scale. New colorways, new categories, reorders running into next season's development and you're the one keeping the spreadsheet. We take the production function off your desk: sourcing, sampling, fabric development, QC, compliance, freight. You stay focused on design, drops, and demand.
We're not a factory. We're not a marketplace. We're not a directory.
We're the production team that sits between your brand and a vetted network of cut-and-sew factories in China, Vietnam, Peru, Honduras, and South Korea. Sourcing, sampling, fabric development, QC, compliance, freight, landed cost — we run it. You stay focused on design, drops, and demand.
We work with founder-led brands and established lifestyle companies whose production complexity has outgrown their internal team — whether that's because you're scaling fast, adding categories, or extending into geographies your current factory can't serve.
Most apparel categories don't punish you for getting fabric weight wrong, or for a dye lot that drifts between drops, or for a puff print that cracks after three washes. Streetwear does. Your customers know the difference between 240gsm and 300gsm. They notice when the second color of the same hoodie hits different than the first. They post about it.
We've built our streetwear production muscle around the things that actually matter to the category:
Heavyweight fleece sourcing. We source 320gsm to 500gsm fleece across cotton, cotton-poly, and recycled blends. Brushed back, French terry, loopback. We have GSM and hand-feel references on file so you can spec what you want without a 200-yard development order to find out it's wrong.
Garment dye and wash consistency. Color drift between production runs is the #1 issue in reorder economics. We document dye recipes, water chemistry notes, and approved lab dips for every program — so when you reorder six months later, the second run actually matches the first.
Print and embellishment in combination. Puff print over embroidery, screen print under garment dye, foil over flock, layered embroidery with chain stitch detail. We've QC'd all of it and know which factories execute which techniques cleanly versus which ones will fight you.
Trim and finishing for drop credibility. Custom woven labels, screen-printed neck labels, embossed leather patches, custom poly bags, hangtag programs with sequential numbering for limited drops. The details that separate a brand from a Shopify store with shirts.
Reorder speed. We hold approved tech packs, fabric specs, and trim libraries on the production platform. A repeat run starts with the file already built — not a new round of sampling.
Sourcing. You give us tech packs, reference garments, or sketches with specs. We come back with two to four factory options matched to your category, MOQ, and quality target. We don't pick one factory for everyone — knit-heavy programs go one place, woven bottoms another, premium fleece somewhere else.
Sampling. First samples in 14 to 21 days depending on complexity. We review every sample before it leaves the factory and send you a written QC note alongside the physical garment.
Production. Bulk runs in 45 to 75 days from PO. We're on the factory floor — through our partners and our own staff — for fit approvals, pre-production samples, in-line inspections, and final QC. You see photos and reports through the production platform.
Reorders. Approved styles can re-cut on shorter cycles, often inside 50 days when fabric is in stock at the mill. We track lot history so color, hand-feel, and fit stay consistent run-over-run.
Compliance and logistics. We handle CPSIA where it applies, BSCI-audited factories where you need them, HTS classification for customs, and freight booking through our forwarder. You get a landed cost — not a list of FOB prices and a freight headache.
We work across the streetwear category, not just hoodies and tees:
If you're producing it and it sits in the streetwear or contemporary lifestyle category, we've probably sourced it.
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