How we work
A sequence, not a menu. Each stage has an owner, a document and a date — which is why delays get caught early rather than at the port.
You send a tech pack, sketches, a reference product or a mood board — whatever exists. We come back with feasibility, an indicative price band, a realistic lead time, and an honest view of whether Turkey is the right country for this product. This stage is free and carries no obligation.
We shortlist mills and factories from our own network based on category, quality level, order size and compliance status. You see who they are. Capacity and compliance are verified before anything is committed, not after.
Fabric, trim and print development runs in parallel with first proto. We manage comments and revisions until the sample is approved, and we tell you when a request will cost more than it is worth.
Prices are negotiated against real cost structure — fabric, consumption, labour minutes, trims, finishing. You receive the breakdown, not just the final number.
A critical path is agreed and tracked. Yarn and fabric arrival, cutting, sewing and finishing each carry a date. You get status against that calendar, including the weeks when nothing has moved.
Inline inspection during production and a final inspection against your quality standard before shipment. Export documentation and freight coordination follow.
Both cost us work in the short term and keep clients in the long term.
If a product is better made elsewhere, if a target price is not achievable at your quantity, or if a delivery date cannot be held — you hear it at the briefing stage, not after the order is placed.
Fabric arrives late, a line loses capacity, a wash comes back off-shade. You hear about it the day we do, together with the options and what each one costs.
Send what you have. You will get feasibility, an indicative price band and a lead time before any commitment.
Send a brief