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7 Questions to Ask a Clothing Manufacturer Before Placing Your First Order

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  Starting a clothing brand is exciting, but choosing the right clothing manufacturer can make a major difference to your product quality, budget, and long-term growth. For new clothing brands, finding a manufacturer is often one of the most difficult parts of turning an idea into a real product. A manufacturer may offer an attractive price, but that doesn't necessarily mean they are the right partner for your brand. Before placing your first production order, you need to understand more than just the price per piece. You should know the manufacturer's minimum order quantity (MOQ), sampling process, production capabilities, customization options, quality control, lead time, and payment terms. Here are seven important questions every clothing brand should ask before choosing an apparel manufacturer. 1. What Is Your Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ)? One of the first questions you should ask a clothing manufacturer is: "What is your minimum order quantity?" MOQ sta...
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How to Pick the Best GSM for a Hoodie

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  One of the most crucial choices when creating a hoodie is selecting the appropriate fabric weight. Whether you're starting a clothing brand, creating custom hoodies, or sourcing hoodies from a manufacturer, you have probably come across the term GSM. But what does GSM actually mean? What is the difference between a 300 GSM and a 400 or 450 GSM hoodie? The answer depends on what you want from the garment. We'll define GSM, discuss how hoodie GSM influences feel and weight, and show you how to select the appropriate GSM for various hoodie styles in this article. If you're developing a hoodie collection and need help with production, you can explore Wearlets' clothing manufacturing services for brands looking for custom and private-label apparel production. What Does GSM Mean in Hoodie Fabric? Grams per Square Meter is what GSM stands for. It measures the weight of fabric over an area of one square meter. In simple terms: Fabric with a higher GSM is typically denser and...
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