
1. Tech Pack

2. Sampling

3. CAD Pattern Making

4. Garment Production
- Sampling
- Pattern Making
- Production
We genuinely love hearing from people who are building something — and we wish we could speak with everyone who contacts us.
Here's the honest truth: we receive 10+ enquiries every day, and we open 2 consultation slots per week. We believe every brand we work with deserves our full attention, and we refuse to compromise on that. Over 8 years, we've learned that the most successful partnerships start with the right preparation on both sides. So before we book a call, we'd love to understand where you are in your journey.
It takes less than 2 minutes — and it helps us make sure that if we do sit down together, we can give you something genuinely useful.
Click to button to fill our form and you'll hear from us within 48 hours on how we can assist!
PLEASE NOTE : We currently do not work with knits, spandex, lingerie, or anything requiring medium to high stretch. Our machines and setup are configured exclusively for woven fabrics.
Planning a visit? We're open Mon–Fri, 10 AM – 5 PM. Because we run on a tight, task-specific schedule, we kindly ask that you WhatsApp us at
+91 91487 20120 to coordinate a time. We don't work on holidays, and since new numbers go to voicemail, messaging is the most reliable way to get a response!
Partnership & Philosophy
The Golden Trio of Cost
Technical Requirements
Why only 2 discovery/online meeting slots per week?
Is quality negotiable for a better price?
Why only 30-minute meetings?
Why did my call go to voicemail?
3 pieces of advice for a new fashion entrepreneur?
- Of 60+ brands we have spoken with over 8 years, fewer than 10% move to sampling and fewer than 1% reach production. This is a tough journey — you need to be relentless.
- Budget for marketing. Brands that survive are willing to invest in staying in the minds of their customers, consistently.
- If you have a full-time job, either hire someone to manage the brand from day one, or commit fully — you cannot do both.
What happens if I miss my scheduled meeting?
What 3 factors affect my cost most?
- Material: Technical or slippery fabrics (satin, silk) take longer and cost more than cottons, which are easier to cut, stitch, and finish.
- MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity): Higher volume = lower per-unit price.
- Complexity: Every additional detail adds time, which adds cost.
Do you have a strict MOQ?
Is the price the same for 10 vs 100 pieces?
How is the final price calculated?
Can I split 100 pcs into 5 colours for the same price?
Will Studio Y handle my fabric and trim sourcing?
Can you help me design my collection from scratch?
Do you provide Tech Packs for my designs?
Can I leave the sampling process entirely to the factory?
What kinds of fabrics do you NOT work with?
Do I need a professional designer?
Do you offer Tech Pack creation?
What is 'Design for Manufacturing'?
Do you provide size grading?
Can I change my design after sampling?
Do you help with sourcing?
Who provides buttons, zippers, and elastic?
Do you handle fabric shrinkage?
What about fabric flaws?
Do you provide interlining/fusing?
Should I provide extra fabric?
Do you test for colour bleeding?
Do you match thread colours?
Is the sampling fee refundable?
Who owns the patterns?
Can I get a photoshoot sample first?
Who keeps the sample during production?
Do I pay for patterns on re-orders?
How many quality checkpoints do you have?
What is your defect/repair policy?
Do you offer embroidery or printing?
Which machines do you have?
Do you stitch our brand labels?
Is ironing/finishing included?
What is your measurement tolerance?
Do you sub-contract work?
What are your delivery timelines?
Can you store my extra fabric rolls?
Can you handle custom packaging?
Can you ship internationally?
What is your payment structure?
- Sampling/Patterns: 100% upfront.
- Production: 50% advance to start; 50% balance before goods leave the facility.
What is the cancellation policy?
What are your 'hidden costs'?
Do you offer credit terms?
Is my fabric insured?
What are your labour practices?
Can I sit in the factory to oversee production?
How do you handle textile waste?
How long have you been in business?
5 things brands don't take seriously enough
- Fit model — essential for accurate sampling.
- Tech Pack — the blueprint for everything we do.
- Assuming a fashion degree means production-readiness — it doesn't.
- Body measurements vs garment measurements — these are not the same.
- The gap between design and manufacturing reality.