Cut and sew means the garment itself is made to your design: fabric is cut to a pattern and sewn, rather than decorating a stock blank. It is how a brand gets its own fit, fabric, trims and details, and it is the next step up from private label decoration.
Last updated 19 September 2026
When a stock blank cannot give you the fit, fabric or detail your design needs — a specific oversized cut, a particular fabric weight, custom trims or all-over panels.
A tech pack is ideal: drawings, measurements, fabric and trims. If you do not have one, send reference garments and sketches and we work through the details with you before sampling.
A cut-and-sew garment is new, so a sample confirms the fit, fabric and finish before you commit to a run. The £150 sample fee is credited against your bulk order.
Send the product, rough quantity and your logo or idea using the form at the top of the page. A real person replies, usually within hours on working days.
You get a digital mockup and an itemised quote. Minimum order: 50 pieces per design, sizes mixed freely.
£150 for one or two samples, worldwide shipping included. Place a bulk order afterwards and the £150 comes off your invoice.
Production takes 10–15 working days from artwork approval, before freight. Tracked freight worldwide, with landed cost confirmed in your quote.
Every detail you do not specify is a decision someone else makes on your behalf, usually in the way that is fastest to produce.
You do not need a forty-page industry tech pack. You need one page that removes every decision somebody else would otherwise make for you.
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Making the garment itself from fabric to your design, fit and specification, rather than decorating a ready-made blank.
It helps, but it is not required. Reference garments and sketches are enough to start the conversation.
50 pieces per design. Your quote confirms anything specific to the fabric or construction you choose.
Yes, and it is recommended for any new garment. The £150 sample fee is credited against your bulk order.
