Custom Apparel & Textile Portfolio

Send your product idea, artwork or project brief. We will help you structure the right manufacturing approach for your brand.

Using the Portfolio to Plan Your Project

This portfolio presents product and manufacturing categories for inspiration. Images illustrate possible directions; the final materials, colors, dimensions and branding are defined in your project brief. They are not a substitute for an approved sample or a statement of product certification.

Promotional Apparel Programs

Build a coordinated range around your audience and campaign. T-shirts, polos, hoodies and layers can share colors, artwork and labels while using different fabric weights and fits. Tell us whether the garments will be distributed at an event, sold as merchandise or used by a team. Include quantities by style and size to make the brief practical.

Professional Workwear Programs

Workwear should be planned around the way people move and use their clothing. Consider season, layering, pocket access and daily care. Share the work environment and any mandatory requirements before selecting the garment. Our workwear collection includes options to discuss for different roles and coordinated uniform programs.

Corporate Uniform Collections

A uniform program often involves several team roles. Office, retail, hospitality and service staff may need different garments that still look consistent. Define the shared color palette, logo positioning and the fit expectations for each role. A measurement reference and size breakdown help the team review a coordinated proposal.

Textile Merchandise & Bags

Employee kits, conferences and corporate campaigns can combine apparel with practical textile products. Custom tote bags can be specified by dimensions, fabric, handles and print layout. Include the intended contents and packaging needs when asking about a bag or merchandise program.

Turn Inspiration into a Specification

Choose the examples closest to your idea, then explain what should change. A reference image is most useful when paired with measurements, fabric preferences, color references and artwork dimensions. Identify essential features and optional alternatives so the team can review feasibility and quotation details.

For Europe and US destinations, provide the country, postcode and required arrival date. Production timing, sample costs, order minimums and delivery arrangements are confirmed for the individual project. Mention any required tests or documents at the beginning of the discussion.

Care instructions also form part of the finished product specification. The GINETEX care-symbol guide can help your team discuss label terminology.

What to Send with Your Enquiry

Include your company details, product category, estimated quantity, size or color breakdown, branding files and destination. If you are matching an existing range, share the approved specification. Visit our manufacturing process guide for the main approval stages and our ordering guide for practical questions.