Cut & Sew • Uniforms • Printing • Embroidery • Blanks
Low MOQ production for fashion brands & organisations
More of Your Production, Managed Under One Roof
With 70+ production machines and in-house printing and embroidery, FASHKLO helps fashion brands, businesses and organisations move from product development to finished garments.
Start from 15 pieces per design, test demand with less inventory risk and scale into larger production runs as your business grows.
Sample & Prototype Development
Turn your sketch, tech pack or reference garment into a production-ready sample. We support pattern development, fit reviews, construction corrections and approvals before bulk production.
Cut & Sew Manufacturing
Custom garment production for dresses, shirts, T-shirts, hoodies, joggers, co-ords, workwear and other production-ready styles across knitted and woven fabrics.
Uniform & Workwear
Consistent, professionally finished uniforms for companies, schools, hospitality teams, events and organisations—with printing and embroidery available in-house.
BLANKS
Premium T-shirts, hoodies, joggers and shorts available blank or ready for custom branding. Suitable for fashion brands, merchandise, campaigns and repeat wholesale orders.
Printing & embroidery
Add logos, artwork and garment details through screen printing, DTG, DTF and embroidery. We recommend the right method based on your fabric, artwork, quantity and intended use.
Sublimation Fabric Printing
Full colour sublimation for jerseys, sportswear, team kits and polyester-based garments with printing, cutting and sewing managed through one production workflow.
Trusted by 180+ fashion brands, businesses and organisations
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before starting a garment production project with FASHKLO.
Our minimum order quantity is 15 pieces per design. This covers up to three sizes and two colour options.
Each additional size or colour requires at least five additional pieces. Some fabric-sourcing options are available only for orders of 25 pieces or more per design.
Yes. We can develop your garment from a tech pack, specification sheet, sketch, reference garment or clear front-and-back references with detailed instructions in collaboration with our technical partners
If your concept still requires design development, pattern advice, fit guidance or feasibility support, we may recommend a paid consultation before sampling.
Please prepare:
- Your design, tech pack, sketch or reference images
- Quantity per design
- Size and colour breakdown
- Preferred fabric or fabric requirements
- Trims, labels and packaging requirements
- Printing or embroidery details
- Required delivery date
- Final delivery location
The clearer your production brief, the faster we can assess feasibility and prepare an accurate estimate.
Typical working timelines are:
- Calico or similar-fabric sample: 10–14 working days
- Production-fabric prototype: approximately 5 working days after fit approval and fabric readiness
- Standard bulk production: 20–30 working days
- Unchanged reorder: 15–20 working days
- Eligible local fabric sourcing: approximately 2–3 weeks
Bulk-production timelines begin only after the sample and specifications are approved, the contract is signed, the required payment is received and the production fabric is ready. Note that timelines may change based on design complexities
Yes, fashklo sources premium quality fabric which are used to produce our blanks. We offer DTG,DTF, Screen printing, and sublimation as part of our printing services
Factory visits are available by appointment only. We do not accept walk-ins.
Please provide at least one working day’s notice so the appropriate production team can be available for your meeting or project review.
Yes. Client-supplied fabric must match the approved specification, be clearly labelled and be delivered before production begins.
Fabric deliveries must be announced in advance and received before 5:00 p.m. on a working day. We count delivered fabric within two working days and notify you of any shortfall before production begins.
Changing the fabric after sample approval may require revised pricing, pattern adjustments, a new sample and a revised production schedule.