B2B Garment Manufacturing Solutions

Clothing catalogue for custom knitwear and sportswear programmes

This is a B2B clothing catalogue, not a retail stock list. Use the product cards to identify a body shape, construction or end use, then send the closest reference with your required fabric, colour, size range, decoration and quantity. SLSPOLO develops custom apparel from 100 pieces per style per colour, with bonding programmes from 200, samples in 3–7 days and bulk production in 15–25 days.

Browse the ten live product categories and the full catalogue

The current site has ten product categories with live products. The table below gives each category one clear role, then links to the relevant archive. The final row returns to the complete catalogue, creating eleven useful browsing routes without sending buyers to an empty category.

Use a catalogue product as the start of a custom brief

A product card is a reference, not a promise of shelf stock. Choose the closest style and send its link with the elements you want to keep. Then list the changes to fabric, colour, fit, size range, trims, artwork and packing. A tech pack gives the clearest route, but reference photographs and a marked catalogue style can also open the discussion.

For a multi-category collection, group the brief by style and colour because the minimum applies to each style and colour. The standard minimum is 100 pieces per style per colour. Bonding programmes start at 200 pieces per style per colour. Woven labels and hangtags start at 1,000 pieces, while jacquard and silicone badges start at 300. Trim minimums sit alongside the garment minimum.

The relevant category page helps narrow the style. The manufacturing guide then carries the detailed construction and quotation inputs. Polo, golf polo, T-shirt, hoodie, yoga wear and seamless polo guides are already live. Use them when the programme needs a deeper fabric, fit, decoration or process decision than a catalogue card can carry.

Keep one approval trail across several product groups

Each style should have an order file containing the selected reference, size chart, fabric and weight, colour, construction notes, artwork, decoration placement, trims and packing marks. Approve physical fabric, colour, decoration and trim references before the pre-production sample. The sealed sample then becomes the line and inspection reference for that style.

The same sequence applies across the catalogue: review the brief, confirm the quote, approve materials, sample, revise, seal the pre-production sample, run bulk and inspect. Samples take 3–7 days after the design inputs are confirmed. Bulk production takes 15–25 days after sample approval and deposit. These are production periods and do not include transport.

When several styles use the same label or hangtag, record the trim quantity separately from the garment quantity for each style. Keep artwork versions and carton marks tied to the correct style. This gives the buyer, sample room, production line and packing team the same signed information.

Apply the same quality checkpoints to every catalogue route

• Incoming: fabric, colour and surface are checked against the approved reference before cutting.
• Cutting: panels and size bundles are checked against the approved pattern and order file.
• In-line: construction points are checked while the run is on the line.
• Finishing: garments are checked for measurements, workmanship, pressing and packing preparation.
• Reference: the sealed pre-production sample stays available for line and final comparison.
• Final: finished cartons are sampled to AQL 2.5 and checked against the approved packing marks.

SLSPOLO works under an ISO 9001 quality system across 18,000+ m² in Dongguan and Hunan, with four production lines, 180+ staff and monthly output of 150,000–200,000 pieces. These figures describe the production base behind the complete clothing catalogue rather than the capacity of one individual product card.

Confirm commercial terms before the first sample

The quotation should identify the style, colour quantity, garment minimum, any separate trim minimum, sample date, bulk period, payment term and delivery term. Trade terms are EXW, FOB Shenzhen Yantian or DDP. Payment is T/T with a deposit and the balance before shipment, or L/C at sight for full container loads.

For an initial enquiry, send the catalogue links, quantity per colour, size range, fabric or intended use, decoration placements and target delivery term. If a decision remains open, mark it as an option to price side by side. The response can then separate the confirmed base style from optional construction, fabric, decoration and trim choices.

The shop page remains a browsing and enquiry route. It does not publish stock, retail price or checkout terms. Use the category links to shortlist styles, then use the contact route to request a production quotation tied to the final specification.

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