APPAREL / EQ-A38 / WHITE-LABEL

Tailored suits

A coordinated tailoring brief for two- or three-piece suits. Cloth, internal construction and a signed-off fit sample determine the quotation and the standard for repeat production.

Typical procurement uses
Formalwear ranges, premium staff uniforms and private-label tailoring programmes.

Pricing, MOQ and availability are confirmed for your requested quantity.

Specification options to quote

Use these points to define your requirements. They describe options to discuss, not a confirmed model or performance specification.

Set

Jacket and trousers; optional waistcoat quoted separately

Fabric

Declared wool or blended suiting; weight, weave, colour and batch consistency

Tailoring

Fused, half-canvas or full-canvas construction; lapel, vents and shoulder specification

Sizing

Ready-to-wear size range, graded measurements and separate jacket/trouser ratios

Finishing

Lining, buttons, pocket construction, seam allowances and pressing standard

Approval

Fit and size-set samples, cloth swatches, shade tolerance and final inspection plan

White-label & packaging

White-label / unbranded. No third-party logos or brand affiliation. Buyer-owned labels, artwork and packaging can be requested; feasibility, rights to use the artwork, minimum quantities and costs are confirmed in writing.

Specify unbranded packaging, pack quantities, carton dimensions, country-of-origin and destination labelling requirements. Buyer-owned artwork or labels require written feasibility and cost confirmation.

Sample & order approval

Agree the exact specification and sample, inspection criteria, acceptable tolerances, documentation, warranty or defect remedies and delivery terms before approving the order.

This is a sourcing and quotation brief, not an inventory offer. The photograph is a product-type reference with editorial colour treatment, not an approved production sample or an exact colour standard. Exact model, materials, dimensions, test evidence, availability, MOQ, price, lead time, packaging and after-sales terms require a written quotation and sample approval where agreed.