Streetwear Clothing Manufacturer

Heavyweight fabric is the foundation

Premium streetwear starts around 240 GSM and climbs from there. We produce heavyweight and super-heavy tees from 240–320+ GSM and hoodies and sweats in brushed fleece, French terry, and loopback from 300–500+ GSM — the weights that give a garment structure, opacity, and that substantial drape off the shoulder.

GSM on its own is not the whole story, and buying on that number alone is the most common first-order mistake. A 280 GSM open-end jersey and a 280 GSM combed ring-spun jersey weigh the same and feel nothing alike: the ring-spun yarn is smoother, stronger and takes print better, and it is the reason two tees quoted at the same weight can come back at very different prices. Weight sets the structure; yarn and knit set the hand.

Choosing a wash: acid, enzyme, stone or garment dye

Washing is the difference between a printed blank and a garment somebody wants to own, and the four processes buyers ask for by name do genuinely different things. All of them are handled in-house, which matters because a wash is not a step you can quality-control from a distance — it is where shade, shrinkage and hand-feel are decided, and where a subcontracted order comes back off-spec.

Print and decoration, and what each one costs you in fit

Puff print is the decoration this category asks for most, and it is the one with the tightest constraints. The ink expands under heat, so it holds a bold logo or heavy type beautifully and destroys fine detail — thin lines and small text close up as the ink rises. Anything under about 3 mm of stroke weight should be redrawn or moved to embroidery before it goes to screen.

• Puff print — raised, tactile, best on bold marks; needs 3 mm minimum stroke
• High-density — sharp raised edges, holds detail better than puff, sits flatter
• Discharge — bleaches the dye and prints into it, so the graphic has no hand at all on dark cotton
• Water-based screen — soaks in, softest result, limited on dark grounds without a base
• Embroidery and appliqué — for logos that must survive the life of the garment
• 3D silicone, foil, flock and rubberised patches for drop-specific detail

Fits and finishes that define the category

• Oversized, boxy, drop-shoulder, and longline patterns
• Garment dye, acid wash, enzyme wash, and stone wash finishes
• Puff print, high-density, discharge, and screen printing in-house
• Custom necklines, ribbing, raw and reinforced hems, and heavy hardware
• Woven hem flags, embroidered branding, and custom trims

Build full sets, not just tops

Streetwear customers buy into a look, not a single piece. We fabric-match hoodies, tees, and bottoms so you can ship coordinated sets — a heavyweight hoodie with matching joggers in the same dye lot, or a boxy tee and shorts in one fabric. One factory, one quality standard, across the whole drop.

Low minimums for independent drops

A drop model works best when you are not sitting on unsold stock. Our 50-piece minimum per style lets you release limited runs, sell through, and reorder — keeping scarcity real and cash flowing rather than locking capital in a warehouse. The premium fabrics and finishes stay the same whether you run 100 pieces or 10,000.