Common questions founders ask before starting.

There is no fixed minimum. Order a single sample or scale to thousands. We support just-in-time manufacturing specifically so new brands can validate before committing capital.

Every factory passes a multi-step screening covering ownership verification (no middlemen), physical capacity audit, quality benchmarks, ethical standards, and existing customer references. We add factories slowly and deliberately.

We physically QC every bulk shipment against your approved sample. If quality does not match, you do not pay. The guarantee is built into every order.

NDAs and design protection agreements are signed before any factory accesses your tech pack. Your tech packs, prints, and patterns stay yours and are never quietly produced for someone else.

Yes. You can build one on our platform in under an hour using a guided visual builder, or share whatever references you have (sketches, samples, photos) and our team will translate them into a manufacturer-ready tech pack.

Yes. Request an on-ground visit anytime, or we will send live video walkthroughs and photo updates from the production floor for brands that cannot travel.

Yes. We integrate with Shopify and most major e-commerce platforms to fulfill customer orders directly from production — warehousing, packing, and last-mile shipping included.

Sample turnaround is typically 7–14 days depending on complexity. Bulk production timelines depend on quantity and category, but every order carries a committed delivery date you can hold us to.

You see a factory-direct quote with every cost broken out — fabric, trims, labor, finishing, shipping — before you commit. No hidden fees, no surprise markups.

Our current factory network is across India — primarily in major garment hubs. We are expanding deliberately rather than listing every supplier that applies.

Yes. We work with brands across the US, UK, Europe, Middle East, and Australia. Our team handles export documentation, freight, and customs guidance.

First-time founders launching their first 50 pieces, growing DTC brands tired of chasing factories, and established labels offloading the operational side of manufacturing.