CAPABILITIES
From product development to shipment preparation
Shristy Fashion Ltd. supports international apparel programmes through product development, sampling, garment manufacturing, quality control, packing and export coordination, with specialist textile processing and supply requirements coordinated where needed.
TEMPORARY IMAGE PLACEHOLDER
Relevant Shristy development or production photography to be supplied and publication-audited.
PROGRAMME SUPPORT
A practical manufacturing workflow built around confirmed buyer requirements
We work from buyer-supplied product information and approvals, supporting development and sampling before coordinating the requirements needed for bulk production.
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Development & Sampling
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Material & Product Coordination
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Garment Manufacturing
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Quality Control & Packing
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Shipment Preparation & Export Coordination
DEVELOPMENT & SAMPLING
Developing the product before bulk production
Product development can begin from a complete specification or from available buyer reference information, depending on the programme.
Confirmed development inputs
- Tech pack or product specification
- Physical or reference sample
- Photographs or reference images
- Buyer concept with incomplete specifications
Pattern making is handled in-house.
Confirmed sample types
- Development / proto sample
- Fit sample
- Size-set sample
- Sales / sample collection
- Pre-production (PP) sample
- Shipment sample
- Other relevant development samples where required
Sample revisions can be made through the approval process.
Sample development: approximately 3–4 weeks depending on product and development requirements.
Commercial and lead-time information is indicative and subject to material availability, product requirements and approvals.
MATERIALS & PRODUCT DETAILS
Coordinating materials, finishes and product details to specification
Knitted fabrics
A broad range of knitted fabrics can be coordinated according to buyer and product requirements, including single jersey, heavy jersey, interlock, pique, rib, terry and fleece.
Composition, construction and GSM are determined according to the confirmed product specification rather than a fixed standard range.
Printing examples
- Screen printing
- Photo printing
- Digital printing
- All-over printing (AOP)
- Rubber printing
- Plastisol printing
- Stone work
- Sequin work
Embroidery
Broad embroidery capability can be coordinated according to the confirmed design and product requirements.
Finishes and washing
Relevant washing and special finishing requirements can be coordinated where required.
Labels, tags, trims and accessories
Labels, tags, trims and accessories are coordinated according to buyer requirements, including relevant zipper and other product-specific requirements.
Artwork and design
Artwork and design requirements are supplied by the buyer.
OUR PRODUCTION MODEL
Focused in-house garment manufacturing supported by specialist processing relationships
Shristy Fashion keeps core garment-manufacturing activities in-house while coordinating specialist textile processing and supply requirements through established external relationships where required.
IN-HOUSE
- Cutting
- Sewing
- Finishing
- Quality control
- Packing
- Production coordination
SPECIALIST EXTERNAL PROCESSING & SUPPLY
- Knitting
- Dyeing
- Printing
- Embroidery
- Washing and special finishing
- Labels
- Tags
- Trims and accessories
This structure supports product requirements through focused in-house garment manufacturing together with established specialist processing and supply relationships.
BULK PRODUCTION
From approved development into controlled garment production
Production and quality control
Following buyer approval of relevant development and pre-production requirements, bulk garment manufacturing is coordinated through cutting, sewing, finishing, quality control and packing.
A dedicated quality-control team supports checks during garment production, finishing, final inspection and packing.
Before bulk production, relevant buyer comments, approved samples, size specifications, and fabric and trim approvals are reviewed as applicable.
Packing capabilities
- Garment folding
- Individual polybag
- Size and colour assortment
- Stickers and barcodes where required
- Hangers where required
- Inner / assortment packing where applicable
- Export cartons
- Carton markings
- Buyer-specific packing instructions
COMMERCIAL & ORDER INFORMATION
Indicative parameters for programme planning
MOQ
Typical MOQ: approximately 3,000 pcs per style. Lower quantities may be considered on a case-by-case basis depending on the product, materials, development requirements and overall program.
SAMPLE LEAD TIME
Sample development: approximately 3–4 weeks depending on product and development requirements.
BULK LEAD TIME
Bulk lead time: approximately 75–90 days after required approvals.
INCOTERMS
FOB Bangladesh; other terms may be discussed depending on the program.
Commercial terms, minimum quantities and lead times are indicative and remain subject to the confirmed product, materials, approvals, order structure and destination requirements.
ENQUIRY INFORMATION
Information that helps us review your programme
The more relevant product and order information available at the enquiry stage, the more effectively we can review development and production requirements.
PRODUCT
- Tech pack or specification
- Reference sample or image
- Measurement chart
- Fabric composition / construction
- GSM
- Colour requirements
DESIGN & DETAILS
- Print or embroidery artwork
- Labels
- Tags
- Trims and accessories
- Packing requirements
ORDER
- Quantity
- Size and colour breakdown
- Destination
- Required shipment date
- Incoterm
- Target price, where useful
Not every enquiry will begin with all of this information. Available product references and development details can be reviewed to identify the practical next steps.
Discuss Your Next Knitwear Programme
Share your product specification, tech pack, reference garment, images or available development information with our team. We can review the requirements and discuss the practical next steps.