3 days
Material brief
Define the required look, feel, weight, performance, fibre composition, certifications, volume and target cost.
7–10 days
Lab development
Develop the fabric construction and technical specification, then prepare the first laboratory trial for review.
10 days
Fabric sampling and approval
Produce and review the fabric sample, confirm its hand feel and performance, and approve it for bulk development.
7 days
Garment sampling
Create a garment sample in the selected fabric to assess fit, drape, construction and overall appearance.
30 days
Bulk fabric production
Manufacture the approved fabric construction in the confirmed bulk quantity and complete initial quality checks.
10 days
Fabric dyeing and treatments
Apply the approved colour, finishes and performance treatments, followed by shade and finish inspection.
15–20 days
Uniform production
Cut, manufacture, finish and quality-check the approved uniform range, including branding and custom details.
10–15 days
Delivery
Pack the completed order according to project requirements and coordinate transport to the final destination.
Ready to deliver.
The thread completes its journey as finished uniforms—quality checked, packed and prepared for the client.
Indicative timing begins after the project brief and commercial terms are confirmed. Revisions, testing requirements, order volume, fibre availability, public holidays and shipping conditions may affect the programme. Existing stock fabrics follow a shorter timeline.