Questions, answered before you ask.

Wear Supply Co. is a Pakistan-based B2B apparel manufacturing company producing streetwear, heavyweight blanks, activewear, denim and custom garments for clothing brands.

Orders start from as low as 10 pieces per style, per color, for eligible products and production configurations. MOQ can vary depending on garment type, fabric and customization requirements.

Yes. Wear Supply Co. develops heavyweight hoodies and sweatshirts with custom fabric weights, fits, construction and finishing according to project requirements.

Yes. Wear Supply Co. uses a sample-first process — you approve the fabric, fit and finish on a real sample before any production order is placed.

Streetwear, heavyweight blanks, activewear, denim, and custom, private-label or OEM apparel.

Message Wear Supply Co. on WhatsApp, request the product catalog, or book a live video call factory tour.

A barn jacket is a hip-length work jacket, traditionally in cotton canvas or duck, with a corduroy collar, large patch pockets and often a blanket or quilted lining.

Yes — custom labels, embroidery on chest or back, branded hardware and custom linings.

Yes. Garment washing and distressing give canvas a broken-in, vintage look — tell us the effect you want and we'll test it on the sample.

Our standard minimum is 10 pieces per style, per color. Outerwear fabrics and hardware may carry their own minimums, which we confirm in your quote.

Yes. We sell blank hoodies, tees, crewnecks, sweatpants and shorts wholesale, factory-direct, starting at 10 pieces per style, per color.

Yes. We can sew in your woven or printed neck label, add care labels and hang tags, and pack in your branded bags — see our private label page.

Yes. We offer screen printing, puff printing, DTF and embroidery in-house, so you can order decorated, finished product instead of plain blanks.

We focus on heavier fabrics and streetwear fits, and we can adjust weight, color and fit — something a catalog blank brand can't do for a small buyer.

Download the Blanks Catalog from our homepage, or ask on WhatsApp for current colors and fabric weights.

Ours is 10 pieces per style, per color — low enough to test a new silhouette or colorway before you scale it.

Yes. Garment dye, acid wash, enzyme wash, vintage fading and distressing are all done in-house.

Yes — hoodies, tees, sweatpants, shorts, tracksuits, denim and outerwear, so a whole drop can come from one factory with consistent colors.

We help turn your design into a production-ready spec: fabric, measurements, construction and decoration. Graphic design itself should come from your team.

Most brands treat 350 GSM and above as heavyweight, with premium streetwear hoodies commonly in the 400–500 GSM range. Our hoodie GSM guide explains how weight affects feel, drape and price.

10 pieces per style, per color.

Yes — pullover hoodies, full-zip and half-zip hoodies, and crewneck sweatshirts, all in matching fabrics so you can build a full fleece collection.

Fabric can be pre-shrunk and garment-washed to reduce shrinkage. Tell us your target and we'll test it at the sample stage.

Tees around 220 GSM and up are usually called heavyweight, and many streetwear brands now use 250–300 GSM or more for a thick, structured feel.

Yes. Order blank tees from 10 pieces per color, or have us add printing, embroidery and your own labels.

Yes — boxy, oversized, cropped and regular fits. We can also adjust body length, width and sleeve to your measurements.

All cotton can shrink. We control it with pre-shrunk fabric and garment washing, and we test shrinkage on your sample before bulk.

Usually lightweight polyester performance knits that wick moisture and dry fast. Polyester is also the fabric that takes all-over sublimation printing.

Fabrics can be chosen for sun protection, but a UPF rating on a label must be backed by lab testing of the finished fabric. We can source fabric with test reports where you need to make that claim.

Yes — sublimation prints edge-to-edge, including sleeves and hoods, with no cracking or peeling because the ink becomes part of the fabric.

10 pieces per design. That makes small runs for clubs, charters and tournament teams practical.

Our minimum is 10 pieces per style, per color. Most clothing factories ask for 50 to 300 pieces per style, so small brands can test designs with us without carrying dead stock.

Production runs in Pakistan across our facilities in Lahore and Sialkot. You can see the factory live on a WhatsApp or booked video call before you place an order.

Sampling usually takes 2–3 weeks. Bulk production typically takes 3–5 weeks after sample approval, depending on quantity, fabric and decoration.

We ship export orders to the United States, United Kingdom, European Union and United Arab Emirates, and can quote other destinations on request.

Yes. Send a tech pack, a sketch or a reference garment. We can match it, adjust GSM, fit and color, or improve on it, then send a sample for approval.

It helps, but it's not required. We can work from a reference sample, a photo or a sketch and build the spec with you. Our tech pack guide explains what to include if you want to make one.

We can reproduce the fit, fabric weight and construction of a reference garment, and improve it — for example a heavier fleece or a better rib. We don't copy other brands' logos or protected designs.

Fit, color, labels, printing and embroidery are all available at our 10-piece minimum. Fully custom-dyed fabric may need a higher fabric quantity; we'll tell you upfront when your quote is prepared.

Sampling takes about 2–3 weeks. Bulk production typically takes 3–5 weeks after you approve the sample.

Cut and sew means a garment is made from raw fabric: the fabric is cut to a pattern and then sewn together. It's the opposite of buying a ready-made blank and printing on it.

Per piece, usually yes, because it includes pattern making and fabric development. But it gives you full control of fit and fabric, which is what separates a brand from a print-on-blank shop.

10 pieces per style, per color. Custom-knitted or custom-dyed fabric may need a larger fabric run, which we'll confirm in your quote.

Yes. Our pattern makers can draft from a reference garment, a sketch or measurements, then grade it across your size range.

MOQ means minimum order quantity: the smallest number of pieces a factory will produce in one order, usually counted per style and per color.

No. It's 10 pieces per style, per color, and you can split those across sizes.

Usually a little, because setup, cutting and print screens are spread over fewer units. Prices drop as quantities rise, and we'll show you the price breaks in your quote.

Yes. Each style and color needs 10 pieces, but a single order can contain many styles and colors.

A private label clothing manufacturer makes garments that are sold under your brand name. You choose from the factory's existing styles, customize them, and the factory adds your branding.

Private label starts from the factory's existing pattern and fabric; cut and sew starts from your own pattern. Private label is faster and cheaper to develop; cut and sew is more unique.

Our garments are made for you, so there are no other brand labels to remove — we sew in yours from the start.

10 pieces per style, per color. Custom woven labels can have their own minimums, which we include in your quote.

Local makes in-person visits easy, but local factories in the US, UK and EU often have high minimums and high labor costs. An overseas manufacturer with transparent communication, video tours and low minimums can be the better fit for a small brand.

Yes — virtually, any time, via WhatsApp or a booked video call. Ask us about arranging an in-person visit.

We make your sample in about 2–3 weeks and ship it to your door by express courier for you to check fit and quality before bulk.