Starting a clothing label
Turn your initial idea or references into a development discussion without committing to a large collection.
CREATE YOUR BRAND
For emerging brands & independent studios
Start small. Test your idea. Grow step by step.
From 50 pieces per style, per colour
For selected styles, fabrics and production methods, subject to feasibility and written quotation. Custom materials, trims and specialist processes may require higher minimums.
SINJO's fabric expertise is the foundation. We help small brands and independent studios connect fabric selection, sample development and a manageable first clothing batch, so they can explore demand without starting with a large inventory.
Discuss your first batch
Turn your initial idea or references into a development discussion without committing to a large collection.
Bring your design direction and material preferences into a coordinated sample and production conversation.
Explore a limited first batch before deciding whether a repeat order makes commercial sense.
Knit sportswear and woven outdoor apparel are within the service scope. Minimum quantity, fabric availability, fit, finishing and construction are reviewed per style and colour before quotation.
Discuss sportswear made with knitted fabrics. Select material, stretch and recovery priorities, review a sample, then assess a first production batch.
Discuss outdoor apparel made with woven fabrics. Set the expected use, construction, finishing and testing questions before confirming samples and production.
For selected styles, fabrics and production methods, subject to feasibility and written quotation. Custom materials, trims and specialist processes may require higher minimums.
For emerging clothing labels, independent design studios and small brands testing new styles. Not individual made-to-measure, single-item printing or dropshipping.
Fabric expertise first. One coordinated development path.
Discuss available materials and colours, or review the implications of a custom fabric.
Agree the technical brief, sample cost and approval steps before bulk production.
Confirm quantities, finishing, inspection requirements and delivery arrangements for the project.
Each style and colour is assessed separately. For sets, confirm whether the quotation counts sets or individual garments.
Request a size mix within the batch. The size range, allocation and any minimum per size must be confirmed.
Custom dyeing, fabrics, prints, labels and packaging can have separate minimums and setup costs.
Sample charges, revisions, tolerances and production timing are agreed before the order is accepted.
Quantity example: 1 style × 2 colours × 50 pieces = 100 pieces. This illustrates the calculation; it is not a production quotation.
Share your garment, quantities and available references.
Review materials, process and minimums.
Agree development fees and review the sample.
Confirm specifications, price and timing in writing.
Follow the agreed production, inspection and delivery plan.
A smaller opening quantity may reduce inventory exposure, but it does not guarantee low unit prices, faster delivery or sales. Once a style and sample are approved, subsequent orders are reviewed separately against material availability and capacity.
No. Suitability depends on the style, materials, processes and available capacity. We confirm the minimum in the quotation.
A tech pack helps. With only a reference image or sample, start with a development assessment rather than an immediate production price.
The starting quantity is per style and colour. Different artwork, sizes and sets need to be specified and confirmed.
Do not infer manufacturing origin from the customer contact location. The production location and responsible parties are confirmed for each project.
Both depend on the approved specification, materials and quantity. Request a comparison at 50, 100 and 200 pieces; no standard price or lead time is promised here.
Starting a label or testing a new style? Share what you know so far. We will review fabric options, sampling needs and the feasibility of your proposed first batch before confirming a quotation.