01Embroidery
Flat, puff and chenille
Logos digitised in house, stitched on a test swatch first, then run flat, 3D puff or chenille depending on the finish you want.
ColoursUp to 15 per design
DigitisingFree with bulk
TypesFlat, puff, chenille
Capabilities
Eight departments, one building
Fabric, patterns, cutting, stitching, embroidery, printing, inspection and packing all sit under the same roof on Daska Road. That is what holds a 50 piece order to an 18 day lead time.
42Industrial machines
8
Departments in house
42
Machines on the floor
85+
People employed
0
Steps subcontracted
Departments
Nothing leaves the building for branding
Subcontracting decoration is what adds two weeks to a typical order. Keeping it inside is why a small run still moves quickly.
Numbers
Published minimums and lead times
Lead times start from an approved sample and a cleared deposit, and exclude shipping transit.
Machinery
The equipment behind the finish
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Lines set per fabric weight
Machine choice is what separates a clean hem from a wavy one. Fleece, jersey and stretch each run on lines set for that weight rather than on one general purpose floor.
- Single needle lockstitch for panel joins
- Overlock and flatlock for knit and stretch
- Coverstitch and bartack for hems and stress points
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Finishing and packing
Steam finishing, vacuum tables and a dedicated packing line. Poly bags, barcodes and retailer carton specs are handled before the goods leave the floor.
- Heat presses and calendar for transfers
- Steam finishing before packing
- Barcodes and carton specs to your retailer brief
Send a sketch, a photo or a tech pack
All three are enough to start. The pattern room drafts the block, the 3D team renders it for approval, then we grade, cut and sew in house.
Reply time
24 hrs
Costed spec sheet with fabric options, MOQ and a line by line price. No agent in between.