A Step By Step Look At How Private Label Manufacturers Work On Children’s Clothing

A Step By Step Look At How Private Label Manufacturers Work On Children’s Clothing

There is still some confusion among clothing line owners as to what exactly a private label manufacturer does. Well, to put it simply, they manufacture clothes. But the complete scope of their work is a bit more complicated than that. So, to demystify private label manufacturers, let’s focus on their manufacturing process on how they work with clothing line owners and develop children’s clothing.

From Ideation To Delivery How Private Label Manufacturers Develop Children’s Clothing

1. Ideation

The process begins with the idea which is brought to the table by the clothing line owner or their designers. So, given we are discussing children’s clothing, the idea generally involves a pictorial depiction of what the finished product should look like. It can be hand drawn design or it can also be digitally designed. The more thorough it is, the easier it is for the manufacturer to start working with it. Once the idea is finalised by the designer and the manufacturer, the production moves to the next step, pattern making.

2. Pattern Making

Pattern making corresponds to a blueprint that is crucial for the mass production of your garments. It takes into account the perfect fit of the garment and creates an outline that makes it easier to cut the fabric and ensure similarly fitting garments throughout the range. The pattern is also crucial in helping you visualise how the final product will look once it’s done. Once the pattern is made and you the designer or owner like it, then it is pushed to production. But just before that there’s one last step, which is crucial in determining the manufacturing cost and overall style of your apparel.

3. Fabric Selection

Fabric selection is the next step after the initial pattern is made to make sure the garment is comfortable, fits the design, and looks the best. This step is crucial because certain garments have limitations, which can make them an inappropriate choice for certain types of apparel. Fabric selection can be the making or breaking point for your garment, so the designers and manufacturer work hand-in-hand to create a combination that suits the purpose best.

4. Assembly & Quality Check

The fabric selection is done and now all you have left to do is wait for your delivery. The manufacturer sets up a team and explains the pattern to them. The team cuts the fabric and sends it over to the sewing department who sew and assemble the final apparel. The final garment is sent over to quality check where the final touches like the tags and packaging is completed. And then it is all done. If the quality control approves of the product, it is finished and packaged and sent over to the client.

5. Delivery

This is the last step of the process. Since you are working with a private label manufacturer you can get delivery of a packaged final product that is ready to ship to the customer. If you were working with a white label manufacturer, the product you would receive would have no tags or packaging. You would have to tag them and package them before shipping, which would just take longer. So, this is also a major benefit of partnering with private label manufacturers.

Conclusion

The working process of a private label manufacturer is the same compared to other manufacturers. The only difference is that they provide a truly finished product compared to other manufacturers. Now that you know who they are and how they work, it’s time to get your own private label manufacturer to take your clothing line to the next level. And who better to help you than CheerSagar, one of the biggest private label manufacturers in India that can also export your clothes to international markets. Check out the website to learn more about the benefits of working with private label manufacturers or to learn more about the services.