If you want to find out how much do bespoke fabric usually costs, click this.
Step 2. Study your options
There are many types of cotton fabric. Not only that. There are also different types of finishes, effects, or characteristics a finished product may have. For example, a cotton fabric may have 'slub' detail, unique Pantone color, and a vintage touch finishing. And about the color, you may even have a cloth tie-dyed, dip-dyed, and etcetera. If you are new to this type of buying, you will need to have a sit-down meeting with your supplier to make sure you study all of the options before deciding.
List down all of the technical specifications, the complete details of what you want before ordering. We have featured below some cotton fabric types for reference.
Step 3. Create a Purchase Order (PO) complete with technical specifications
You will be spending a substantial amount of money on your purchase, which only means failure is not an option. Create an exact purchase order, and in it, make sure to list and describe all of the details of the fabric you want the supplier to produce. Make sure to include in your PO that you require samples first before mass production.
Step 4. Make a Payment
Depending on your arrangement with the manufacturer, you may be allowed to make a 50% deposit. However, be ready to make a full-payment 100% because many companies require their first-time customers to make full payment before sampling. The arrangement is standard and done so that the manufacturer can build trust with the new client who does not have a history of buying.
For large manufacturers, just like any serious business, time is of the essence. So it is important to deal only with sincere customers. The sampling process is time a company can never get back. Time costs money.
Save time, make sure you get what you want precisely, and your money’s worth; these are the benefits you will get after reading this piece of information. If you’re going to be in serious business, be it for selling quality clothing or in any transaction, you have to learn how to ask for price quotations. There’s a simplified process of how to do it, and we will be teaching you just how.
You have to know what you want. Because just like in personal life, you are the master in your own business. No one should be making decisions for you. Your suppliers do not have the psychic ability to tell what you want before you even consider it. Producing bespoke products is not like ordering in Amazon. Make a decision.
Write your demands down and be very specific. The more specific you are, the better. It will make sure that your bill is for what you want, and this will save you and your supplier time. It’s a win for both parties.
Always keep it in writing. By the time your supplier responds with a quotation, that electronic mail trail ensures security on both ends. Having details clear and written promotes honesty and ethical business relationship.
If you want to get the best deal, ask a price quotation from several businesses. Try e-mailing at the same time to save time. Shooting e-mail one at a time is a waste of time.
A Company is what you call a group of human beings working together to make a profit who all are subject to error. Trust but verify. Double-check, triple-check, ask questions. It is your responsibility as a business person to ensure everything is on point.
Even if your supplier already gave you a proposal, always ask for a discount or any other perks. It does not hurt to ask if you get to save or earn anything. That’s a good thing for you.
That’s all, folks!
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Shown here is a photo of boxes of brand new Fazup Anti-Radiation Patches. Some packages only contain one sticker inside. There are boxes with two pieces of stickers and four pieces of stickers. Our example here shows boxes that have two pieces of Anti-Radiation patches available in one package.
When you bought and received a Fazup package, make sure that it is 100% sealed when you received it. Otherwise, we recommend returning the product to ensure the quality of your purchase.
What is inside the Fazup Anti-Radiation Sticker Patch Box?
These are what is inside of the Fazup box in no particular order:
Quick Tips!
If the Fazup Sticker Patch oversteps like on the iPhone 7 plus at the video and image we featured here, just let it be. You may cut the plastic part if you want. But do not cut the circuit area as you may end up damaging your best purchase.
To guarantee the lifespan of Fazup, we highly recommend using a protective case on your device.
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Many of you are wondering how are t-shirts produced. And since we have been getting so many inquiries about this process, we created this one for you. Without further ado, here's how shirts are processed:
Step 1. Planning.
What's your design? What type of material? Will it have a vintage touch effect? What color? What's your size chart? How many per size?
You have to make up your mind. List the specifications of your product to ensure getting the right outcome after all the hard work. The specifications will be your guiding light during the development process.
Step 2. Fabric mass production.
Fabric production already includes color matching and dyeing. If you want to know how are fabric manufactured, click this. We created a piece of entirely different information that details the production process of cloth. Without fabric, we cannot produce high-quality t-shirts. Hence, securing this material is the first on this list after you figured out what you want.
If you are wondering why the fabric is mass-produced first, we do not stock fabric. We also have a minimum order quantity for fabric production and dyeing. So if you want a sample, you have to order the whole 125 kilos of fabric first. However, if you are dealing with a small mom and pop shop, it is somehow the same, only smaller in materials needed to be secured. Small shops have to acquire all of the materials you need to make sure they won't be running out of supply midway.
Step 3. Securing the Accessories
T-shirts also come with some accessories. The neckline, for example, is one. In some cases, the client would like to have some studs, labels, tags, and etcetera. Based on your technical specifications, you have to either secure or not if it does not apply to your design.
Step 4. Pattern making, Cutting of Fabric, and 1st sampling
Did you give your size chart and breakdown of quantity per size to your supplier? You should. Your list will be the basis for pattern making and cutting for size samples.
Step 5. Size samples with embellishments
Simply put, the size samples should look exactly like your end product. Make sure to scrutinize all aspects of the item. Except, of course, the fabric type and accessories because those you have already approved before mass production.
Step 6. Sample approval or re-do or mass production
Depending on your decision, your supplier will either proceed with mass production using the samples you have already approved or have to re-do the whole sampling process again. If the example is not perfect yet, do not be shy to have it made once again. You made the order because you want what you want precisely made.
Step 7. Wait.
Beautiful products look like magic. Sometimes beautiful things make people think it just fell from somewhere in an instant, like Cinderella's clothes. But this is far from the truth. High-quality products come into being because it went through a detailed, time-consuming process of many people dedicating their time to their fruition. Mass production includes cutting, printing, embroidering, quality checks, sewing, labeling, tagging, folding, and packing. Please be patient while your supplier is doing their best to make your ideas come to life.
Step 8. Claim the products
It is harvest time. After settling your account, it is time to claim the finished products. You may get them yourself at the factory or have them delivered to your doorstep through a courier of your choice. Time is of the essence. At this time of day, where many express delivery services are available, there should be no need for you to spend time doing the driving.
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Put merely, MOQ is the abbreviation of Minimum Order Quantity. Meaning the smallest quantity a manufacturer accepts for them work on or open job order.
For example, we featured here several USB Flash drives. You may choose to personalize with your brand's logo for a minimum order quantity. Not all models of USB have the same MOQ.
MOQ is applied so manufacturers can use their time wisely, produce more products for a short time, and charge less to the customer. If you want to get the goods at a low cost, low price, so that in turn, you may have a more significant margin of profit, we recommend ordering products either based on the minimum order quantity or, ideally, more than that.
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Here in the simplest and fastest way, we will discuss how we transform fabric from cotton thread into a material we can wear. We will not be talking about making cotton fiber, starting from the cotton pod anymore, because that will be a topic for another day. By the way, we are a textile supplier, so if you need bespoke cotton fabric, you may head to our store now to order. Otherwise, continue reading to find out how materials for clothing are produced.
Step 1. Cotton yarn purchasing.
We buy the cotton and polyester yarns we use for textile knitting either from local or foreign suppliers. We do not have a cotton thread processing plant and focuses on textile knitting, which is good as we would like to support other businesses. I have featured here a photo that showcases how the cotton thread we buy looks. The item is already ready for installation on the knitting machines.
Step 2. Cotton yarn installation
The end of the yarn you may see on the photo (and notice that there are plenty of them) will then be installed or connected to a machine made for weaving and knitting.
Step 3. Fabric knitting
Do play the video we have featured here to see how fabric knitting machines work. Knitting machines like on the video works 24/7. Imagine, if you have 30 knitting machines that operate 24/7, you may expect to have a production output of 150 tonnes or 150,000 kilos of fabric per month.
Step 4. Knitted Fabric inspection
The finished product of the fabric knitting machine are rolls of fabric. The photo featured here shows an example of some finished products. Uncolored or white yarns produce undyed or white cloth that needs to be bleached or whitened. Before sending the fabric rolls for treatments, we first have them go through several inspections to ensure the materials do not have holes or running threads.
Step 5. Fabric dyeing, bleaching, and or treatments, finishing application
We send Fabrics that passed quality control to our partner dye-houses for scouring, bleaching, dyeing, and treatments that our clients require for their products. Scouring is the process of removing fabric impurities. White fabrics are bleached. Colored fabrics undergo the dyeing process. Depending on the client's request, some materials go through fabric finishes to achieve either of these unique characteristics: vintage wash for that old shirt feeling of comfort, waterproof finish, stain-free finish, wrinkle-free, starched, and etcetera.
Step 6. Quality control and pre-delivery preparation
Fabrics that are either bleached or colored and treated go back to our workshop for another quality control set. We check the materials once more for any damages. Products that pass the quality check are packed and readied for pick-up and deliveries.
We hope you liked and found value in our simplified explanation of the Fabric knitting process. Feel free to like and share this piece of information with those who need it. If you have questions or want us to write about a particular topic related to textiles and bespoke products, please let us know by leaving a comment.
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Cazh means Casual. It is the word 'casual' but shortened. Cazh originated from Australia, where people usually use the term to describe the type of clothing someone would be wearing for a particular occasion.
For example:
Person A: "Hey, what are you going to wear for Sarah's pool party later?
Person B: "Something, cazh."
Person A: "Cazh, as in?"
Person B: "Oh, you know, shorts, bikini, a shirt, flip-flops, and my sunnies."
There is currently no single widely accepted spelling for the slang. The other alternative spelling for the word are cas, cajj, kazh, and kazh.