Custom clothing manufacturing · Pakistan
Custom clothing,built to your spec —not a stock block.
Dilshad & Sons (Private) Limited manufactures custom clothing in Faisalabad, Pakistan: garments developed from your fit, fabric, construction and artwork decisions, sampled until they are right, then produced in bulk against the approved sample.

Custom manufacturing at a glance
- Service
- Custom clothing and garment manufacturing
- Starting point
- Your design, a reference garment or a tech pack
- You decide
- Fit & grading · fabric & weight · construction · print & embroidery · labels & packing
- Approval
- Written sign-off on a sealed sample before bulk
- Confidentiality
- Designs remain yours; mutual NDA available
- Factory
- Faisalabad, Pakistan · since 2015
What custom means here
The six dimensions you control.
Fit and pattern
Core capabilityPatterns are developed to your measurement chart and fit comments, then graded across your size set — not squeezed out of a stock block that never quite matches.
Fabric and handfeel
Core capabilityFabric is sourced against your composition, weight and handfeel target and confirmed with you before cutting. If you only know how it should feel, we propose options.
Construction detail
Core capabilitySeam types, stitch density, necklines, cuffs, hems, pockets and closures are agreed at development and fixed in the sealed sample bulk is measured against.
Print and embroidery
Core capabilityScreen printing, other print methods and embroidery are available. Technique, size and colours are matched to your artwork and fabric, then approved on the sample.
Labels, tags and presentation
Core capabilityBrand, size and care labels, hang tags, folding and polybag presentation follow your placement and packing specification.
Washes and special finishes
Confirmed per projectGarment washes and special finishes are confirmed per project, so we never promise a treatment we cannot control on your timeline.
Custom and private label overlap but answer different questions: private label is about your brand on a finished range, custom is about the garment itself being exactly what you designed. Many projects are both — compare private label, custom and OEM.
From brief to specification
How a custom idea becomes buildable.
- 01
Your brief
A sketch, a reference garment or photos, with notes on what must be different: fit, fabric, details, artwork.
- 02
A written specification
We turn the brief into a measurement chart, construction notes, a fabric and trim list and artwork placements — the document both sides sign off.
- 03
Development sample
The first physical version, checked against the specification and your comments, then revised.
- 04
Sealed sample
The revision you approve in writing. Bulk production and final inspection are both measured against it.
Pricing a custom garment
What moves a custom quotation.
- Fabric composition and weight — usually the largest single line in a custom costing.
- How many colourways you want, since each can bring its own fabric and trim minimums.
- Decoration: the technique, the number of colours and how many positions carry artwork.
- The spread of sizes, which changes how much fabric every style consumes.
- Trims, labels and the packaging presentation you specify.
- Quantity per style and per colour.
Custom garments
Custom work by garment.
- T-shirts Your own fit block, neckline finish and artwork placements.
- Hoodies & sweatshirts Hood shape, pocket, rib and trim decisions made to your design.
- Tracksuits & joggers Top-and-bottom sets with your panels, piping and leg finish.
- Workwear & uniforms Role-specific garments with the pockets and logos your staff need.
Questions
Custom production, answered.
What can I actually customise?
Fit, pattern and grading, fabric and weight, construction details, print and embroidery, and all labelling and packing presentation. Washes and special finishes are confirmed per project before they are quoted.
How large does a custom order need to be?
Custom development makes sense for production runs rather than one-off pieces. Feasibility depends on fabric, colourways and decoration, so state your intended quantity per style and colour and we will tell you before any development starts whether it suits our lines.
How do I explain a custom design without a tech pack?
Send a reference garment or clear photos, plus notes on what you want changed — fit, fabric, details. We document it into a written specification during development so there is a single reference before sampling.
Will my custom design be sold to anyone else?
No. Your designs and specifications are treated as commercially confidential, are used only for your order, and remain your property. A mutual NDA can be signed before development begins.
Describe the garmentyou actually want.
Reference garment, photos or tech pack — send what you have with your quantity, and we will confirm what is achievable and quote against it.
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