APPAREL / EQ-A37 / WHITE-LABEL

Wool & wool-blend overcoats

A structured outerwear brief for premium private-label collections. Define the wool content, cloth weight and tailoring standard together; the photograph illustrates a silhouette rather than verified fibre content.

Typical procurement uses
Premium apparel retailers, private-label winter collections and tailored corporate wardrobes.

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.

Cloth

Pure wool or a declared wool blend; fibre percentages, weave and finished weight

Construction

Single- or double-breasted; fused, half-canvas or other agreed structure

Lining

Full or partial lining; composition, pocket finish and seam binding

Fit

Length, shoulder shape, ease, size grading and finished measurement tolerances

Trims

Buttons, sleeve finish, labels and garment bags; approve physical samples

Acceptance

Fibre-content evidence, pilling, shrinkage, colourfastness and pre-shipment inspection criteria

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.