Bulk hoodie and sweatshirt development in Tirupur for private labels and corporate merchandise. Review fleece, French terry, fit samples, trims and export requirements.

Illustrative product concept. Final fabric, colour, fit and details follow your approved sample.
Cotton or blended French terry and brushed fleece; review GSM, composition, warmth, hand feel and finishing.
Pullover or zip-front development; hood, pocket, rib and measurements are agreed in the tech pack.
Pricing is specification-led. Fabric composition, GSM, quantity, colour split, decoration, labels, packing, destination and shipping terms are reviewed before a written quotation is issued. Published planning guidance is not a fixed price, MOQ, dispatch promise or live stock offer.
Request a product quote · Discuss a sample
French terry has an unbrushed looped inside; brushed fleece offers a softer raised inside. Compare thickness, warmth, hand feel, finished weight, shrinkage and pilling expectations with the sample brief.
A lined hood, zip, eyelets, drawcord, kangaroo pocket and rib composition each affect cost and production. Provide a measurement sheet and front/back reference; adult and children’s styles require different reviews.
Check embroidery backing, print adhesion and placement on the actual fabric. A bulky fleece garment changes carton volume and freight cost, so request packing and logistics assumptions alongside the garment quotation.
Compare the same fabric composition, GSM, size ratio, colour split, decoration and packing before comparing quotations. A recently introduced starting point of 50 pieces per colour and design may be reviewed for suitable programmes, subject to fabric availability, construction, trims and production feasibility. Larger bulk programmes can also be planned.
Request a fit, fabric, colour or decoration sample when the product requires it. Sampling scope, any applicable sample charge, courier cost and timing are confirmed after the brief because custom fabric, several sizes, complex decoration and repeat revisions change the work involved.
Agree fabric composition and GSM, measurements, size ratio, colour standard, artwork dimensions, labels and packing. Review fit, shade and decoration samples before signing off the pre-production sample, and retain one approved reference for bulk inspection.
Share the destination country or port, delivery postcode where relevant, required arrival date and requested shipping basis. Garment production, packing, freight, clearance, duties and taxes are separate cost items unless the written quotation states otherwise.
Composition, knit structure, GSM, finishing and colour affect material and production planning.
Printing, embroidery, neck labels, care labels, hangtags and packaging are reviewed against artwork and quantities.
The accepted programme depends on total quantity, colours, size ratio, fabric availability and construction.
Factory collection, FOB and separately priced delivered options include different logistics assumptions.
Send one complete brief so garment, sample and logistics quotations use the same assumptions. Website planning guidance is not a converted export offer.
Send both style specifications so shared fabric and shade requirements can be reviewed. A crew-neck sweatshirt and hoodie are costed separately because construction, trims and fabric consumption differ.
No universal delivered rate applies. Share quantity, packing, destination and delivery terms for a garment quotation and separate logistics review. Duties, taxes, clearance and freight inclusions are stated in writing.
Event agencies, promotional distributors and campaign teams
Streetwear brands, private labels and merchandise studios
Fashion labels, corporate merchandise teams and distributors