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Trims aren’t the small print. They’re where quotes and complaints differ.

A plain T-shirt has 9–12 trim points. Leave one vague and the sample gets remade. If you already know what you want, click and choose. If not, skip it: every point defaults to “factory to propose”, and you can send a quote request with nothing chosen.

  1. Where it sits

    01

    Neck rib

    ★ Structural

    If it’s not specified:Wavy, stretched neck; colour off the body

    Neck rib
  2. Where it sits

    02

    Back-neck binding

    If it’s not specified:Exposed seam scratches the neck

    Back-neck binding
  3. Where it sits

    03

    Shoulder stay tape

    ★ Structural

    If it’s not specified:Shoulder seam stretches after washing

    Shoulder stay tape
  4. Where it sits

    04

    Main label

    If it’s not specified:Scratchy labels cause returns

    Main label
  5. Where it sits

    05

    Care & content label

    If it’s not specified:Non-compliant, checked at customs

    Care & content label
  6. Where it sits

    06

    Size label

    If it’s not specified:Sizes mixed up

    Size label
  7. Where it sits

    07

    Sewing thread

    If it’s not specified:Seams crack or pucker

    Sewing thread
  8. Where it sits

    08

    Hangtag & tag pin

    If it’s not specified:Looks cheap when unboxed

    Hangtag & tag pin
  9. Packing item · not on the garment

    Where it sits

    09

    Polybag

    If it’s not specified:Non-compliant for export

    Polybag
  10. Packing item · not on the garment

    Where it sits

    10

    Barcode / size sticker

    If it’s not specified:Mis-picks in the warehouse

    Barcode / size sticker

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Four garments, one rule

About 60% of trims are shared across our four lines. The differences sit in the structural trims: the parts that decide how the garment wears after ten washes.

T-shirtNeck rib
Decides whether the neckline turns wavy after ten washes.
HoodieDrawcord, eyelets, rib
Drawcords also bring children’s-wear safety rules (EN 14682 and others).
PoloCollar, placket, buttons
A crisp collar comes from placket interlining and a collar stay.
SetElastic, drawcord, pocket bag
A rolling waistband is the No. 1 complaint on sets.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What are garment trims?

Trims are every material on a garment other than the main fabric: rib, tapes, thread, labels, buttons, zips, cords, eyelets, interlining, hangtags and packing. A plain T-shirt has 9–12 trim points; a hoodie or a two-piece set has more.

Why do trims change the price so much?

Two quotes for “the same T-shirt” can differ because one assumes a woven centre-fold label, a TPU shoulder tape and a printed polybag, and the other assumes none of them. Listing every trim point makes quotes comparable.

What if I don’t know which trims to choose?

Leave any point on “Factory to propose”. Our designer, with 30 years in knitwear, recommends trims for the use, market and budget, and you approve them on the sample.

Are drawcords allowed on children’s hoodies?

Rules differ by market and age group. Drawstrings in the hood and neck area are restricted for young children under EN 14682 and US rules. Check your market with our drawstring safety checker before approving.

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