For brands, sourcing teams and distributors

Private-label sportswear from your brief

UNQTEX in Sialkot develops private-label teamwear, sportswear and fitness apparel from a tech pack or reference garment. Labels, packaging, sampling, quantity, destination, capacity and timing are confirmed from the programme brief.

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Garments, swatches, artwork and packaging arranged for product development
  1. ModelPrivate-label product development
  2. Starting inputTech pack or reference garment
  3. Brand systemGarment, labels and packing brief
Verified range

Which product programmes can be developed?

The published UNQTEX scope covers team uniforms, sportswear and fitness wear. Each programme needs its own construction, material, sizing, branding and commercial specification.

  • Team uniforms
  • Sportswear
  • Fitness wear
Can development start from a tech pack or a reference garment? specifications
ItemNo exact-copy or reverse-engineering promise is made.
ItemThe buyer remains responsible for intellectual-property clearance.
ItemBoth routes end in a controlled approved specification.
Annotated tech pack under product-development review
Reference garment being measured for a development brief
Complete inputs

What belongs in a quote-ready product brief?

A quote-ready brief identifies product, intended use, market, measurements, materials, construction, colours, branding, packaging, quantity, target date and destination.

  • State whether each input is fixed, preferred or open to recommendation.
  • Include the available artwork and specification files.
  • Flag compliance, labelling and fulfilment requirements for buyer review.
Product development board with garment specification inputs
Your brand, every detail

Build your private-label system

Bring garment branding and packaging into the same brief. Specify the labels, hangtags and packing your range needs; materials, methods and minimum quantities are confirmed around your product.

  • Garment identity · Main, size and care labels, with content and placement approved alongside the garment.
  • Retail presentation · Hangtags and barcode placement coordinated with your range and sales channel.
  • Packing & dispatch · Individual packaging and carton marks specified for your delivery and handling requirements.
Garment labels, hangtag, barcode and packaging components
Bulk lock

How does sampling become a locked bulk specification?

The controlled route moves from development input to an agreed sample type, measurement and construction review, artwork and branding approval, written specification lock and bulk authorisation.

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    Bulk authority should reference the final approved version.

    Sample garment reviewed with measurements, trims and packaging reference
Specification choices

How are materials, trims and decoration selected?

Fabric construction, weight, stretch, hand feel, colour, zips, fasteners, labels and decoration are selected for the intended product and price target rather than copied from a generic range.

  1. 01
    Material swatches, garment construction, trims and decoration details

    Test or evidence claims require named, product-specific support.

  2. 02
    Illustrative embroidery and print samples on burgundy, navy and cream garment fabrics

    Check decoration against the approved material.

  3. 03
    Illustrative coordinated zips, ribbing, thread and fabric colour references

    Document trims and colour references in the specification.

Comparable quotations

What builds the unit price and landed cost?

Garment specification, material, trims, decoration, labels, packaging, sampling, quantity, freight, duties and delivery point all affect comparison. No numerical example is published without an approved scenario.

Finished garment, packing components and neutral carton planning
What builds the unit price and landed cost? comparison
ItemCompare quotes against the same specification.
ItemSeparate product cost from freight, duties and delivery responsibility.
ItemNo margin, savings or universal landed-cost claim is made.
How are capacity and lead time confirmed? specifications
ItemDevelopment, sampling, approval, bulk work and dispatch remain separate milestones.
Commercial safeguards

How are confidentiality, ownership and exclusivity handled?

State NDA, design-ownership and exclusivity requirements before sending sensitive material. Any duty applying to files, samples, patterns or markets requires written agreement.

Protected specification folder beside an unbranded sample
Inspectable proof

What quality evidence is available before shipment?

Relevant evidence may cover incoming material, measurements, construction, branding placement, packing and pre-shipment review, but only checkpoints UNQTEX verifies may be described as its process.

  • Existing detail imagery can explain a check but cannot prove factory activity.
Destination handover

How can an order be handed over for export or fulfilment?

The buyer should supply destination, carton and labelling requirements, fulfilment-centre rules, appointment needs and the requested trade term before handover is confirmed.

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    The buyer should supply destination, carton and labelling requirements, fulfilment-centre rules, appointment needs and the requested trade term before handover is confirmed.

Permissioned programmes

Private-label work and commercial proof

Approved garments, label systems, packaging and anonymised comparisons can demonstrate capability without exposing clients.

  • Do not invent brands, order volumes or outcomes.
  • Caption only visible, approved product facts.
  • Replace concepts with real client-approved evidence when supplied.
Sourcing answers

Questions sourcing buyers ask

Sourcing buyers need direct answers on minimums, NDA policy, development inputs, samples, tolerance, capacity, fulfilment, trade terms and ownership before sharing a complete programme.

Product team comparing samples and specification notes
Answers below distinguish possible briefing inputs from supported services.

Sourcing buyers need direct answers on minimums, NDA policy, development inputs, samples, tolerance, capacity, fulfilment, trade terms and ownership before sharing a complete programme.

Coordinated garment and packaging range
Development handover

Prepare the minimum useful development brief

Send the product, input type, approximate volume, target date, destination and branding requirements. This lets the team identify missing specification and commercial decisions before quotation.

  • Product and starting input
  • Approximate volume and target date
  • Destination and brand-system scope
Direct buyer answers

Questions buyers ask

Private-label buyer comparing garment, label and packaging specifications
What is the MOQ per style and colourway?

Share the relevant product details with UNQTEX for a project-specific answer.

Can UNQTEX sign an NDA?

State the requirement before sending confidential files.

Can development start from an existing garment?

A reference garment can be used as an input, but requested changes and missing specifications still need documentation, review and approval.

Can UNQTEX produce labels, hangtags, barcodes and packaging?

Share the relevant product details with UNQTEX for a project-specific answer.

Which sample types are available and what do they cost?

Share the relevant product details with UNQTEX for a project-specific answer.

How are measurements and tolerances approved?

Measurements should be recorded against the sample and written specification.

What production capacity and lead time are available?

Share the relevant product details with UNQTEX for a project-specific answer.

Can orders ship directly to a fulfilment partner or 3PL?

Supply the facility rules, labels, carton data, appointment needs and destination for review.

Which Incoterms are supported?

The requested handover point and responsibilities must be agreed in writing.

Who owns the design, pattern and development files?

Share the relevant product details with UNQTEX for a project-specific answer.

Private-label apparel range with coordinated labels and packaging prepared for briefing
A controlled brief produces a useful answer

Ready to define the product, quantity, date and destination?

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