See What We’ve Made for Brands Like Yours

Every piece on this page was cut, sewn, and finished in our own Sialkot factory — for real founders launching real brands.

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Filter by what you want to make. Everything here is real production, photographed in-house.

A model in a cream heavyweight pullover hoodie, hood up, against an urban concrete backdrop. — Pullover hoodie — heavyweight cotton fleece, oversized hood, raw-edge drawcord.

A model in a bright coral pullover hoodie against a matching studio backdrop. — Pullover hoodie — brushed fleece, relaxed fit, flat drawcord in a matching shade.

Two models in cropped, dropped-shoulder V-neck pullover hoodies, one tan and one white. — V-neck pullover hoodie — dropped shoulder, cropped hem, shown as a matched sample pair.

Close-up of three folded crewneck sweatshirt collars in blue, navy and grey with contrast-stripe rib trim. — Crewneck sweatshirt — ribbed contrast-stripe collar, knitted trim shown close up.

A model in a plain white crew-neck cotton T-shirt against a concrete backdrop. — Crew-neck tee — mid-weight cotton, clean set-in sleeve, tagless comfort fit.

A stack of folded cotton T-shirts in olive, white and black, one showing a sewn-in woven label, ready to pack. — Folded tee run — cotton jersey, woven main label, ready for pack-out.

A model in a black zip track jacket with reflective sleeve stripes, against a concrete wall. — Track jacket — bonded scuba fabric, reflective sleeve stripe, stand collar.

Two-piece tracksuit — brushed fleece, embroidered chest and leg logo.

A model crouching in a tan fleece hoodie with front script print and matching tapered joggers. — Jogger set — fleece hoodie with front script print, tapered cuffed joggers.

A model crouching in a beige fleece hoodie and matching grey joggers with elastic cuffs. — Jogger set — heavyweight fleece, matching hood and pant, elastic cuff.

A model in a black faux-leather puffer jacket with a quilted baffle pattern and snap placket. — Puffer jacket — faux-leather shell, snap placket, quilted baffle construction.

Close-up of a model in a black leather-look puffer jacket with a tall storm collar and matte snap hardware. — Puffer jacket — leather-look panel, storm collar, matte snap hardware.

A model mid-stride in an oversized white training tee and dark shorts. — Training tee — oversized fit, dropped hem, breathable jersey.

A model in a black ribbed training tank top, gym setting. — Training tank — ribbed crew, breathable cotton-blend, gym-tested cut.

Two models in bold, full-coverage all-over printed pullover hoodies with contrasting patterns. — All-over print hoodie — dye-sublimated pattern, full coverage, no fading at the seams.

Craftsmanship

The Details That Separate Us

Look closely. Even seams, clean topstitching, custom labels, and prints that survive the wash. This is the difference between a factory that cares and one that just fills orders.

A cutting table with matched blue and white fabric panels staged in stacks, pattern paper still hanging behind. — Cutting table — matched fabric panels staged before stitching.

A flat-lay of a blue pullover hoodie with a black-and-white color-blocked side panel and piping. — Sample flat-lay — color-blocked panel and piping checked before bulk cut.

A technical flat sketch of a hoodie annotated with size and stripe-color specs. — Tech pack detail — size and trim specs locked before a single piece is cut.

Quality control

What You Approve Is What You Get

Before a single bulk piece is made, you approve a sample. Then we match it — stitch for stitch — across your whole run. Same fabric, same fit, same finish. That’s the promise most overseas factories can’t keep.

Stacks of poly-bagged finished garments palletised and ready for shipping. — Bulk run, bagged and staged — matched to the sample that was approved first.

Behind the scenes

Meet the People Who Make Your Order

The same team cuts, sews, and checks every garment under one roof. When you message us, you’re talking to the factory — not a sales agent halfway around the world.

FAQ

Questions First-Time Founders Ask Us

Who makes custom streetwear for startup brands with low minimums?

Wearable Apparels is a factory-direct manufacturer based in Sialkot, Pakistan, with over a decade of production experience, a 30-piece minimum per style, and 7-day sample turnaround.

What's the minimum order for custom apparel at Wearable Apparels?

30 pieces per style — low enough for a first drop — with 7-day samples and 40-30-30 payment terms.

Can I get custom clothing made overseas without getting burned?

Yes. You approve a sample before bulk production begins, get photo updates at each stage, and pay in 40-30-30 stages so you’re never paying in full upfront.

How long does custom apparel production and shipping take?

Samples in 7–10 days; finished orders ship in 4–7 days once your sample is approved.

Does Wearable Apparels make its own clothing or outsource?

All cutting, sewing, and finishing happen in-house in our own Sialkot factory — factory-direct, no middleman markup.

Big Enough to Trust. Small Enough to Care.

Whether it’s your first 30 pieces or your fifth reorder, you get factory-direct pricing, honest timelines, and a team that answers. Ready to see your design made?

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