Private label manufacturing · Pakistan
Private label clothing,made for brands thatown their product.
Dilshad & Sons (Private) Limited manufactures private label clothing in Faisalabad, Pakistan, for brands, retailers and wholesalers selling under their own name — developed to your specification, branded with your labels and packaging, and produced against a sealed sample you approve.
Private label at a glance
- Service
- Private label clothing manufacturing
- Built for
- Brands, retailers and wholesalers selling under their own name
- Branding on the garment
- Brand, size & care labels · hang tags · screen printing & other print methods · embroidery
- Presentation
- Folding and polybagging to your standard
- Order size
- Production runs; quantity reviewed per style and colour
- Factory
- Faisalabad, Pakistan · since 2015
The brand owner’s journey
Five decisions between your idea and your first delivery.
Start from what you have
A tech pack is welcome but not required. A reference garment you like, clear photos and a short brief — fabric feel, fit, target price — are enough to begin development.
Agree the product before the branding
Fabric, construction and fit are developed and sampled first. Labels and packaging go onto a garment that is already right, not onto one they have to rescue.
Approve a sealed sample
Nothing enters bulk until you approve the sample in writing. That sealed sample is what the line is measured against and what inspection checks before packing.
Put your identity on the garment
Brand, size and care labels, hang tags and polybag presentation follow your placement and packing specification; screen printing, other print methods and embroidery carry artwork on the garment itself.
Repeat without drift
The sealed sample and measurement sheet stay on file, so the second production run is built to the same reference as the first — the whole point of owning a label.
What private label includes
Not a catalogue with your logo on it.
Custom garment development
Your product, built to your specification rather than adapted from a catalogue.
Fabric sourcing
Fabric selected against your quality, hand-feel and price targets.
Pattern development
Patterns graded to your size set and fit comments.
Sample development
Development, fit and pre-production samples before bulk is released.
Labels
Your brand, size and care labels applied to your placement specification.
Hang tags
Hang tags attached to your artwork and placement instructions.
Polybags & folding
Folding and bagging to the presentation standard you specify.
Inspection
Checked against the sealed sample before packing is signed off.
Printing
Screen printing and other print methods, matched to your artwork and fabric.
Embroidery
Embroidered logos and artwork, approved on the sealed sample.
Choosing a route
Private label, custom or OEM?
| Route | You start with | Best when |
|---|---|---|
| Private label | A product idea, a reference garment or a style you want developed and branded as your own. | You want a finished range under your brand, with development support from the factory. |
| Custom manufacturing | A specific design you control in detail — fit, fabric, construction. | The garment itself is your point of difference, not only the label on it. |
| OEM | A complete tech pack, an approved sample or an existing repeat style. | You already own the specification and need accurate, repeatable production. |
Read more about custom clothing manufacturing or OEM production from your tech pack.
The private label workflow
From your idea to packed cartons.
Who we produce for
Built for buyers who own the product.
Fashion & lifestyle brands
Producing an owned range instead of reselling a supplier’s stock designs.
Growing brands
Moving from buying finished stock to production runs developed to their own specification.
Retailers & wholesalers
Adding an own-label line alongside the brands they already carry.
Corporate buyers
Branded staff garments that must look identical order after order.
Private label garments
Where brands usually start.
- T-shirts Often the first product in a new label — neck labels, print or embroidery, and retail-ready folding.
- Hoodies & sweatshirts Higher-value pieces where fabric weight, rib and embroidery finish carry the brand.
- Tracksuits & joggers Sets sold as a coordinated look, so colour and fit must match across both pieces.
- Workwear & uniforms Branded staff garments for companies that reorder the same specification.
Questions
Private label, answered plainly.
Do you manufacture private-label garments?
Yes. Private-label production — your brand, your labels, your packaging on a garment developed to your specification — is what the factory is set up for.
Can a new brand work with you?
Yes, when the order is a genuine production run. We develop from a reference garment or brief and document the specification with you, but we are not a small-batch or print-on-demand workshop. Tell us your intended quantity per style and colour and we will say plainly whether it suits our lines.
Do I keep the rights to my designs and branding?
Yes. Designs, artwork, trademarks and tech packs you send remain yours, are used only to evaluate and produce your order, and are treated as commercially confidential. We are happy to sign a mutual NDA before development.
Do you supply the labels and tags, or do I?
Either. You can ship your own labels, tags and packaging for us to apply, or we can arrange them against your artwork — sourcing of branded trims is confirmed per project during costing.
What is your minimum order quantity for private label?
It depends on the product, fabric and number of colours, so it is confirmed per enquiry rather than published as a number that would be wrong half the time. Our minimum order guide explains what drives it.
Your brand.Our production.
Send a tech pack or a reference garment with your intended quantity, and we will map the route from development to your first delivery.