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Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Contact Information - Step 1 of 6Name *FirstLastEmail *Phone *NextWhat type of sewn product are you looking to have made? *

• Knit top, bottom, dress, jumpsuit, jacket, undergarment, bathing suit
• Woven top, bottom, dress, jumpsuit, jacket
• Knit or woven bag or other sewn product (i.e.: medical device, invention, etc.)
• Hardgoods (i.e.: briefcases or shoes)
• Socks or other tubular knit goods

Tip Knits are stretch items (leggings, t-shirts, etc.) as opposed tow ovens (button down shirts, jeans, etc.). PreviousNextHow many different styles are you looking to manufacture? *

• 1
• 2-5
• 5-10
• More than 10
• Unsure

Approximately how many are you looking to make of each style/garment? *

• Less than 10 of each
• 10 to 25 of each
• 25 to 100 of each
• More than 100 of each
• Unsure

Tip The number you select should include all sizes and color variations of each designPreviousNextHow far are you in the process? *

• I have an idea and need help beyond that
• I have technical flat sketches or a sample to replicate but don’t have a tech pack(s) yet
• I have production-ready tech pack(s) with graded patterns
• Unsure

When are you hoping to have completed garments? *

• In 3 months or less
• 3-6 months from now
• 6 to 12 months or more from now
• Unsure

PreviousNextHave you manufactured a sewn product in the US? *

• Yes
• No

Important Sourcing a “blank” or private label item from a manufacturer is NOT considered manufacturing.Have you worked with other factories (overseas or domestically) but struggled to get your product made correctly? *

• Yes
• I worked with other factories without any issues
• I have never worked with another factory

PreviousNextDo you understand every step in the manufacturing process? *

• Yes, I know how to do all of this
• I know how to do most of this
• No, I need help with much or all of this

Important Steps in the manufacturing process include (i.e.: pattern making, wholesale fabric/trim sourcing, grading, markers, production cutting & sewing) as well as understand your role in Quality Control of each step including how to fill out cut tickets, sewing contracts, grading/marking instructions and have experience sourcing wholesale materials and trims.PreviousWebsiteSubmit