Production Floor
24 balanced sewing lines, in-line QC at every station
The Campus
One roof, from fabric roll to loaded container.
Twenty-four balanced production lines, 460+ machines and more than 1,200 trained staff, organised into cutting, sewing, knitting, embellishment, finishing, inspection, packing and despatch departments on a single site. Nothing is subcontracted out of sight — the same floor that samples your style produces your bulk, and you can watch it happen in person or on a guided 360° walkthrough.
Drone tour · 2:14By the floor
What the factory runs, department by department.
- 1,200+
- Skilled employees
- 120000 ft²
- ft² factory area
- 460
- Machines
- 24
- Production lines
- 640
- Happy clients
- 96%
- On-time despatch
- 78%
- Repeat clients
Tour units
Eight stops on the line.
Each department sits on the same campus, so one visit covers the entire production path from incoming fabric inspection to a sealed container. Aisles are marked and kept clear, machines are serviced on a preventive schedule, and every station has documented work instructions, guarding, PPE and fire access — which is why we are comfortable letting buyers and auditors walk the floor unannounced.
Knitting Cell
Flat and circular knitting, gauge 7 to 14
Embellishment Unit
Screen, DTG, DTF, sublimation and multi-head embroidery
Fabric Inspection
Four-point roll inspection, shrinkage and shade library
Cutting Department
CAD marker nesting, auto spreading, 90%+ fabric yield
Packing Department
Metal detection, retail-ready folding, barcoded cartons
Warehouse
Racked fabric, trim and finished-goods consolidation
Loading Containers
Sealed loading with photo record and despatch pack
360° walkthrough
See the floor without leaving your desk.
A guided 360° tour walks procurement, compliance and product teams through fabric intake and four-point inspection, the CAD cutting room, the sewing lines with their in-line checkpoints, the printing and embroidery suite, finishing and pressing, the AQL inspection tables and the packing and loading bays — with the supervisor who runs each station explaining how the work is controlled.
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