Quick answer A first custom order realistically takes about 4–6 weeks from your first message to delivery: roughly 1–2 days for the quote and digital mockup, 5–7 days for the pre-production sample, a few days for your approval, 15–20 days of bulk production, and then shipping — roughly 4–7 days by DHL/FedEx air, or several…

Quick answer Quality control on a bulk clothing order is not one inspection at the end — it is three checkpoints. First, a pre-production (PP) sample that you approve, which becomes the standard every finished piece is judged against. Second, checks during production, while a mistake can still be fixed cheaply. Third, a final inspection…

Quick answer US, EU and Asia size labels do not mean the same garment. A “Large” jersey cut to an Asia-market grade typically measures one to two sizes smaller than the same label cut to a US grade, and EU sizes sit between the two. The labels are not the problem — the measurements underneath…

Quick answer The speed of your quote is mostly decided by your first message. Send seven things — the product and design reference, quantities per style and colour, a size breakdown, your logo as a vector file, the personalisation list, your delivery country, and your deadline — and a factory can return a real, itemised…

Quick answer There is no honest single price for a custom team uniform, because the price is built from four things: the fabric, the decoration method, the quantity, and how much personalisation each piece carries. Anyone who quotes you a fixed price before asking those four questions is guessing — and the guess usually changes…

Quick answer A tech pack is the instruction document for your garment: design flats, a bill of materials, finished measurements, size grading, artwork with exact placement, and label and packaging specs. It is what a manufacturer prices from and sews from. The more complete the pack, the more accurate the first quote and the fewer…

Quick answer Choosing a sportswear manufacturer comes down to what they say before you pay, not after. Ask fifteen questions in four groups — is it a real factory, how do samples and quality control work, what exactly do the MOQ, price and payment terms mean, and how do production and delivery actually run —…

Quick answer Alisterz manufactures kilts in bulk from Sialkot, Pakistan, for retailers, Highland-wear shops and event suppliers: traditional tartan kilts for formal and heritage wear, and utility kilts built for everyday and working wear. You choose the tartan or fabric, the waist size run and the finishing; we sew them as proper garments — pleated,…

Quick answer Alisterz manufactures custom polo shirts in bulk from Sialkot, Pakistan, with your logo embroidered as the standard finish — chest embroidery is what a polo is for. Corporate teams, clubs, golf societies and distributors order polos in cotton pique or performance polyester blends, in size runs from youth to adult, with the option…

Quick answer Alisterz manufactures custom yoga and fitness wear in bulk from Sialkot, Pakistan: leggings, sports bras, shorts, tops and matching sets in nylon/spandex and polyester/spandex blends, finished with your own woven labels, hang tags and packaging for private-label sale. Fitness wear is judged on the body, not the hanger — stretch recovery, a waistband…