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EX–01
Executive car coat
A long-form outerwear direction for business assortments.
Illustrative concept — not a product specificationPrivate label · Wholesale · Contract manufacturing
Premium leather jackets, developed for your market
A direct manufacturing conversation—from product brief and sample development to an agreed production programme.
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Product development
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Factory-led production
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Private-label options
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Wholesale enquiries
Your manufacturing conversation
More than a catalogue. A clear path from concept to shipment.
Bring a technical pack, reference sample, or initial idea. Use the enquiry process to align product, fit, finishing, packaging, quantities, and commercial requirements before an order is confirmed.
See the processB2B product catalogue
A starting point for your next collection
Products, specifications, minimum quantities, and timelines shown on the live site must be reviewed and approved by your team.
Executive · Minimal · Utility
Concept visual — replace before launch
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BM–02
Minimal bomber
A clean bomber direction ready for a technical brief.
Illustrative concept — not a product specification03
FD–03
Tailored field jacket
A structured utility direction for collection planning.
Illustrative concept — not a product specificationBuild the specification
Align every detail before production
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Leather and finish
Define the leather type, thickness, colour, grain, and finish required for the approved design.
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Patterns and fit
Start with your technical pack or agree how a base direction should be adapted for your customer.
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Components
Specify lining, insulation, closures, pockets, hardware, and other product requirements.
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Your branding
Agree labels, hangtags, packaging, and market-specific information before production.
Concept visual · replace with original factory photography
Manufacturing · Pakistan
Show buyers where and how their product is made
Use original photography and verified information here to introduce your facility, people, production stages, quality checks, and packing process.
Illustrative workflow below — review against your actual factory process before launch.
- 01Material review
- 02Cutting and preparation
- 03Assembly and finishing
- 04Inspection and packing
From brief to repeat order
Five clear stages
The exact sequence, minimum quantity, sample timing, lead time, payment, and logistics terms are confirmed for each enquiry.
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Brief
Share styles, intended volume, market, timing, and target positioning.
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Development
Review materials, construction, branding, and technical feasibility.
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Sample
Agree sample terms, then review fit and product comments.
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Production
Confirm the order and approved pre-production requirements.
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Shipment
Complete agreed checks, documents, packing, and logistics hand-off.
For the Russian market
Localization belongs in the product brief—not only in the translation.
Russian-language journey
Prepare translated catalogue content, specifications, and enquiry support.
Fit and measurements
Agree garment measurements and fit requirements in centimetres.
Seasonal product brief
Define climate, layering, lining, and length requirements for each programme.
Verify before order
Confirm current conformity, labelling, marking, payment, data, and import requirements with qualified partners.
Partnership models
Built for professional buying conversations
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Distributors and wholesalers
Discuss catalogue selection, territory, volume planning, and repeat-order requirements.
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Retail groups
Plan seasonal products, sizing, assortment, packaging, and delivery requirements.
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Private-label brands
Develop an original specification, samples, and brand presentation for your collection.
Before your first request
The essentials
What is the minimum order quantity?
Minimum quantity depends on the style, materials, colour, and level of customization. Share an estimated volume so feasibility can be reviewed.
Can you review our own design?
Describe the design in the RFQ and mention any technical pack, sketch, or reference you have. The team can arrange a secure file exchange after first contact; capability and commercial terms are confirmed only after review.
Can we request a sample?
Add the request to your brief. Sample scope, cost, timing, and material availability should be confirmed for the selected product.
How are quality and documents handled?
Agree measurable checkpoints, inspection responsibilities, required documents, and applicable market rules before confirming an order.
Start a project
Tell us what you want to manufacture
Add catalogue products to your RFQ or begin with your own brief. A structured enquiry helps the team review feasibility before quotation.
Open the RFQ
Useful details: product type · quantity · timing · target market