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Private-Label Streetwear Manufacturing

Streetwear is defined by proportion, fabric weight and finishing as much as by the garment type. An oversized T-shirt or heavyweight hoodie needs a deliberate shoulder, body width, length, rib and print placement — not simply a standard pattern sized up.

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Styles we produce

  • Oversized and boxy T-shirts
  • Heavyweight hoodies
  • Crew-neck sweatshirts
  • Relaxed joggers and sweatpants
  • Zip hoodies
  • Matching streetwear co-ords
  • Selected overshirts and lightweight outerwear

Fabrics typically used

  • Midweight and heavyweight cotton jersey
  • Cotton-rich French terry
  • Brushed fleece
  • Cotton rib for necks, cuffs and waistbands
  • Twill and selected woven fabrics for overshirts

Finishing and branding

  • Screen and digital printing
  • Embroidery
  • Heat transfer artwork
  • Woven or printed neck labels
  • Size and care labels
  • Hang tags, stickers and individual polybags

Production capability depends on the fabric, construction, finishing, quantity and individual project requirements.

Development notes

The decisions that actually determine the outcome for this product, and are best settled before sampling.

Oversized fit needs its own pattern

A standard T-shirt graded larger usually becomes long rather than intentionally oversized. Shoulder drop, sleeve width, body width and length are balanced together on the sample.

Fabric weight changes the silhouette

A boxy tee in light jersey collapses differently from one in heavyweight cotton. The intended drape and structure should be agreed before pattern approval.

Artwork placement is measured

Print and embroidery are positioned from fixed garment points and approved by size. A visual mock-up alone is not enough to control placement across the full size range.

MOQ starts from 50 pieces per colour for suitable styles. Final MOQ depends on the product, fabric, construction, number of colours, finishing and sourcing requirements.

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Send the design or reference image and we will explain what the project needs before sampling.

Questions about this category

What is the MOQ for custom streetwear?

Suitable streetwear styles can start from 50 pieces per colour. Fabric weight, custom dyeing, artwork method, trims and the number of colourways can raise the final minimum.

Can you develop an oversized fit from a reference image?

Yes. Send front, back and detail references plus the target base size. We define the shoulder drop, width, length and sleeve proportion through pattern and sample development.