01Hoodies & Sweatshirts
Pullover, zip-up and crewneck directions. Build the body shape around the hood, sleeves, pockets and rib.
Fleece or French terry · Proportions · Rib & hood
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MOQ: 100 pieces
Find your shape.
Define the details.
Custom clothing for your next collection. Choose a category, explore the development decisions and bring us your brief.
Discuss your collection ↗Seven product categories
Final materials, fit and construction are confirmed through sampling.
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02T-Shirts
Regular, oversized and heavyweight directions. Define the jersey, body shape, collar and artwork.
Jersey & drape · Neckline · Print placement
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03Dresses
Develop the silhouette and drape together. Discuss length, sleeves, lining, closures and surface details.
Silhouette · Fabric & drape · Closures
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04Outerwear
Casual, lightweight and layered jacket directions. Bring the shell, lining, pockets and hardware into one brief.
Shell & lining · Layers · Hardware
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05Hats & Headwear
Baseball caps, bucket hats, beanies and more. Develop the shape, fit, materials and branding placement.
Crown & brim · Fit · Logo placement
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06Pants
Casual trousers, cargo pants and sweatpants directions. Set the waist, rise, leg shape and pocket layout.
Waist & rise · Leg shape · Pockets
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07Activewear
Training and running apparel directions. Review the fit, construction, material and any required tests.
Fit & movement · Fabric · Construction
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From reference to specification
The choices that
make it your product.
Discuss the garment as a whole. Fit, fabric, artwork and trims need to work together on the sample.
Fabric & color
Describe the handfeel, drape and color direction. Review the actual swatches alongside the intended garment.
Prepare the material brief ↗
Artwork & placement
Bring the artwork file, dimensions and position. Discuss the finish in relation to the fabric and garment.
Explore decoration methods ↗
Trims & finishing
Include labels, fastenings and packing requirements in the brief so the finishing details can be reviewed together.
Explore private label development ↗Actual materials and finishes need sample review.
Reference
A sketch, image or garment that explains the shape and the details you want.
Specification
Measurements, fabric direction, trims, decoration and unresolved questions.
Planned quantity
Your intended quantity, size range and color breakdown for project review.
Destination
The selling market, delivery location and target date to discuss.
Your collection, developed together
Ready to work through your brief?
Production scope, pricing and timing are confirmed for your project.
Garment photographs
Long-sleeve top examples.
GoVoloom garment photographs showing front and back views of long-sleeve tops.
