The cloth is the same question for everyone; what changes is what goes wrong first. Pick the one that sounds like you and the page states the commitments in full.
Each page sets out what that buyer usually buys, where the supply side falls short, and what we commit to.
Brands and labels
Independent labels and DTC brands developing shirting, blouses, dresses, sleepwear and light outerwear. You approve a cloth and a finish, then grow the programme if it sells.
Fabric traders and distributors
Distributors, stock houses and sourcing offices that resell or place cloth with garment factories. You need repeats to match and top-ups that arrive.
Trading companies
Chinese trading companies that hold the overseas buyer and need the mill side to be dependable: answers quickly, documents that match the contract, goods that leave on time.
Garment factories and buying offices
Factories and buying offices placing bulk cloth for shirt, bottom and outerwear programmes. Consistency across lots matters more than the first price.
Wholesale and market traders
Wholesalers and market traders who buy to a price and sell in volume. Simple constructions, large repeats and delivery that lands on the promised date.
Or skip the classification: send the end garment, the destination market and the quantity per colour, and the answer comes back against your requirement.
Specifications, minimums and lead times are confirmed per order.