Custom Other Shirts & Blouses — Interlock Knit with Padding and Wadding
We build other shirts & blouses programmes from a tech pack or a physical reference sample. This Interlock Knit version is developed for brands that need a repeatable specification: the same cloth, the same hand feel and the same fit on every reorder. Fabric, trims, padding and wadding and packaging are all specifiable, so the garment stays consistent across seasons and across production runs.
Most buyers come to us after one of these problems: inconsistent sizing between production runs, or color drift between lab dips and bulk fabric. Our response is to fix the specification first — fabric weight, shrinkage allowance, stitch density and tolerance — before a single bulk metre is cut.

Specification
| Product | Other Shirts & Blouses |
|---|---|
| Base fabric | Interlock Knit |
| Decoration / finish | Padding and Wadding |
| Fabric weight | 340-400 gsm |
| Size range | 0-24M baby |
| Colour options | 6 Pantone-matched shades |
| MOQ | 500 pieces per style per colour |
| Sampling | 14 working days, 4 days per revision |
| Bulk lead time | 18-60 days after approval |
| Compliance | OEKO-TEX Standard 100 |
What you can customise
- Padding and Wadding — available on Interlock Knit, quoted per position and per colour.
- Laser Cutting — available on Interlock Knit, quoted per position and per colour.
- Ruching — available on Interlock Knit, quoted per position and per colour.
- Piping and Binding — available on Interlock Knit, quoted per position and per colour.
- Heat Transfer Printing — available on Interlock Knit, quoted per position and per colour.
- Placement Printing — available on Interlock Knit, quoted per position and per colour.
- Snow Wash — available on Interlock Knit, quoted per position and per colour.

How we produce it
- Tech pack review and fabric confirmation
- Lab dips or print strike-off for approval
- Pattern making, grading and a Interlock Knit-spec prototype
- Fit sample and wearer test, then a pre-production sample
- Bulk cutting with padding and wadding applied under controlled settings
- In-line inspection, final AQL 2.5 inspection and packing
Typical applications
- Gyms and Fitness Studios — other shirts & blouses uniforms, staff wear or resale programmes
- Universities — other shirts & blouses uniforms, staff wear or resale programmes
- Manufacturing Plants — other shirts & blouses uniforms, staff wear or resale programmes
- Railway and Transit — other shirts & blouses uniforms, staff wear or resale programmes
- Scouts and Youth Clubs — other shirts & blouses uniforms, staff wear or resale programmes

Quality control
Every bulk order is checked against the approved sample for shade, hand feel, measurements and workmanship. We record shrinkage, colour fastness and seam strength on the first bulk lot and hold the data as the reference for reorders, so other shirts & blouses batches stay comparable over time. Inspection photos and the measurement report are sent before the balance payment is due.
FAQ
How long does sampling take?
A first prototype is typically ready in 14 working days after the tech pack is confirmed, including fabric sourcing if the base cloth is not in our stock library. Revisions add about 4 days each.
Can you match a specific colour?
Yes. Send us a Pantone TCX reference or a physical swatch. We return lab dips for approval and hold bulk shade within the agreed tolerance band before cutting.
What file formats do you need for artwork?
Vector files (AI, EPS, PDF) give the best print and embroidery results. For raster artwork please supply at least 300 dpi at the final print size. We digitise embroidery files in-house and return a sew-out photo for approval.
How is shipping handled?
We quote EXW, FOB, CIF and DDP. Consolidated sea freight is the default for bulk programmes, with air or express options when a launch date is at risk.
Start your other shirts & blouses programme
Send us your tech pack or even a rough sketch — we will come back with fabric options, a costed sample plan and a realistic production calendar.







