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Capabilities

Manufacturing,
built for scale.

Vertical integration is why we can quote competitively and commit to a date. Every stage below is carried out on our own premises by our own team.

Vertical integration is the reason we can quote competitively and commit to a date. Every stage below is carried out on our own premises by our own team — which also means one accountable party if something needs to be corrected.

Pattern & sampling
01

Development

Pattern & sampling

Pattern making, grading, marker planning and prototype sampling from a tech pack or a reference garment. Fit, PP and size-set samples are issued for approval before bulk.

Pattern making
In house
Grading
In house
Markers
Computerised
Sampling
15 days
Fabric & trim sourcing
02

Materials

Fabric & trim sourcing

Knitted fabric and trims sourced from vetted mills against approved specifications. Recycled polyester and organic cotton are available on request.

Weight range
120–380 GSM
Incoming check
4-point system
Per lot
GSM · Width · Shade
Lab tests
Shrinkage · Fastness · Pilling
Cutting
03

Preparation

Cutting

Automatic cutting with computerised markers, plus laser cutting for panels and appliqué. Bundles are ticketed and tracked by lot through the line.

Automatic cutter
Yes
Laser cutters
5
Laser output
1,000–1,300 pcs each
Tracking
Lot-ticketed bundles
Embroidery
04

Decoration

Embroidery

Seven multi-head machines. Flat, 3D puff, appliqué and patch embroidery, with digitised files approved by strike-off before bulk.

Machines
7 multi-head
Techniques
Flat · 3D puff · Appliqué
Approval
Physical sew-out
Screen printing
05

Decoration

Screen printing

Carousel printing with belt dryer. Plastisol and water-based inks, discharge, high-density and puff effects.

Carousels
3
Inks
Plastisol & water-based
Effects
Discharge · HD · Puff
Sublimation
06

Decoration

Sublimation

Panel and all-over sublimation for polyester styles. Colour is measured with a spectrophotometer and compared against target values before a bulk run is released.

Printers
2 industrial
Calender
1 roll-to-roll
Finished output
5,000–6,500 pcs/day
Print output
5,000–7,000 m/day
See the sublimation line
Heat transfer & sealing
07

Decoration

Heat transfer & sealing

Heat-applied transfers, numbering and name sets, plus seam sealing and taping for clean-finish performance garments.

Heat seal
In house
Applications
Numbers · Names · Transfers
Sealing
Taping for performance
Sewing
08

Assembly

Sewing

Twelve balanced lines running lockstitch, overlock, coverstitch, flatseam, feed-off-arm and specialised binding and elastic operations for knit construction.

Lines
12 balanced
Machines
505
Rated capacity
18,000 pcs/day
Makes
Juki · Pegasus · Kansai · Cole · Jack
Finishing & quality control
09

Assurance

Finishing & quality control

Thread trimming, ironing, measurement verification, labelling and hangtags. Five inspection points through the order. Every garment passes a metal detector before packing.

Inspection points
5
Final standard
AQL 2.5
Metal detection
100% of garments
Lab
In house
Packing & export
10

Logistics

Packing & export

Folding, polybagging, carton packing and barcode labelling to the buyer’s packing manual, with export documentation for sea or air shipment.

Ports
Alexandria · Damietta · Cairo
Transit
5–10 days to Med / N. Europe
Incoterms
FOB · CFR · CIF · DDP
Payment
CAD

Before bulk

Approval discipline

Every decoration goes to bulk only after a physical strike-off or sew-out is approved against the artwork — on the actual bulk fabric and the actual bulk colour, not on a substitute.

Embroidery

Digitised file approved by physical sew-out

Print

Strike-off on bulk fabric before the run

Sublimation

Colour measured against target, not judged by eye

Assembly

The sealed PP sample is the line standard

Next programme

Let’s build your next programme.

Send a tech pack, a reference garment, or a target price and quantity. You will get a costing and a sampling plan — not a brochure.