OEM & PRIVATE LABEL T-SHIRTS

Custom T-Shirt Manufacturer for Your Brand

Create custom T-shirts with the fabrics, fits, colors, and branding your collection needs. HexaGears is a cut-and-sew clothing & Sportwear manufacturer in Pakistan, producing every order in Sialkot with sample approval before bulk production.

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Explore T-Shirt Options

Production & Air Delivery Average 7–10 days after sample approval; larger orders may take longer

Manufacturing Defect? Free Remake. Remake production starts within 3 days of your report

Four Stages of Quality Checks From fabric inspection to final checks before shipping

Factory-Direct T-Shirt Production Cutting, stitching and packing in our Sialkot factory

Your Brand on Every Piece Custom logo, woven labels, hang tags and packaging

Direct Answers Within 24 Hours Contact our production team by WhatsApp or email

Production & Air Delivery Average 7–10 days after sample approval; larger orders may take longer

Manufacturing Defect? Free Remake. Remake production starts within 3 days of your report

Four Stages of Quality Checks From fabric inspection to final checks before shipping

Factory-Direct T-Shirt Production Cutting, stitching and packing in our Sialkot factory

Your Brand on Every Piece Custom logo, woven labels, hang tags and packaging

Direct Answers Within 24 Hours Contact our production team by WhatsApp or email

CUSTOM T-SHIRT RANGE

Custom T-Shirts for Brands & Wholesalers

Build a cohesive collection with HexaGears, your OEM T-shirt manufacturer and wholesale T-shirt supplier in Sialkot, Pakistan. Coordinate colors, fits and private labels across your range, with each style developed around your brand’s specifications.

Crew Neck T-Shirts

Create everyday essentials with your preferred collar, sleeve length and regular fit, finished with custom branding for your collection.

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V-Neck T-Shirts

Choose your neckline depth, collar finish and body fit to develop a versatile style for retail and wholesale collections.

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Oversized T-Shirts

Define dropped shoulders, wider sleeves and a roomy body to create custom streetwear T-shirts that reflect your brand’s proportions.

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Boxy T-Shirts

Combine a wider body, shorter length and structured sleeves to develop a modern silhouette with your preferred fabric and finish.

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Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Specify full-length sleeves, neckline and cuff details to extend your private label collection with coordinated colors, sizing and branding.

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Raglan T-Shirts

Select contrasting or tonal sleeves, define panel colors and position your artwork to create a distinctive style for your collection.

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Cropped T-Shirts

Customize body length, sleeve shape and overall width to develop cropped T-shirts around your audience, and branding requirements.

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Pocket T-Shirts

Choose pocket shape, size and placement, then add subtle embroidery or a woven label to complement your custom T-shirt design.

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YOUR LABEL. YOUR SPECIFICATIONS.

Private Label T-Shirts, Made for Your Brand

Build a T-shirt collection customers recognize as yours—from the fit and fabric to the label inside. Hexa Gears supports OEM, private label and contract T-shirt manufacturing for clothing brands, retailers and wholesale buyers. Already have a finished tech pack? We produce to your exact specifications, with your custom designs, logos and packaging.

MAKE EVERY DETAIL YOURS

Fabric selection & feel
Custom colors & finishes
Fit & size range
Custom logo placement
Woven labels & hang tags
Branded packaging

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DESIGNED DOWN TO THE DETAIL

Custom T-Shirt Anatomy for Private Label Brands

A T-shirt’s collar, sleeves, body proportions and finishing shape how it looks and feels. As a custom T-shirt manufacturer and B2B supplier, Hexa Gears helps you define these details around your collection. Use these six areas to prepare your specifications before sample development.

Discuss Your T-Shirt Specifications

Share a reference image, sketch or tech pack to start your custom design.

Neckline & Collar Rib

Start with the neckline shape: crew, V-neck, scoop, mock neck or henley. Then choose the finish: a rib collar for a classic look, self-fabric binding for a cleaner, flatter edge, or a raw edge for a relaxed streetwear style. Specify the neck width and front neck drop so the sample matches your reference.

Sleeves & Shoulder Placement

Shoulder placement changes the upper-body silhouette: a dropped shoulder extends beyond the natural shoulder edge, while a regular shoulder sits closer to it. Choose the sleeve type too: set-in sleeves for a classic fit, raglan sleeves that run diagonally to the collar, or dropped shoulders for oversized styles. Define sleeve length, sleeve opening and armhole shape together. Review arm movement and discuss shoulder taping during sample development.

Body Fit & Length

Chest width, body length and hem width work together to create your T-shirt’s proportions. A boxy silhouette combines width with a shorter body; an oversized fit needs its own measurements. Give your manufacturer a measurement chart rather than relying on size labels alone.

Fabric & Knit Structure

Cotton describes a fiber; single jersey describes a knit structure. Both belong in your fabric brief, alongside GSM—the fabric’s weight per square meter. Evaluate softness, coverage, drape and wash behavior together, because fabric weight alone does not establish overall quality.

Seams & Hem Finish

The hem affects both the look and how the T-shirt sits. Choose from a straight hem, curved hem, split side hem or drop-tail hem (longer at the back). Also decide whether the body should be side-seamed, which allows a more shaped fit, or tubular, with no side seams, which is common in basic tees.

Private Labels & Placement

Neck labels identify your brand, while size and care labels communicate product information. For private label T-shirts, agree on label material, dimensions, placement and attachment. Review readability, skin contact and whether the label or its stitching shows through the garment. Choose a sewn-in woven label or a tagless printed neck label for extra comfort. Many private label brands now use tagless labels for basics.

YOUR T-SHIRT FABRIC BRIEF

Custom T-Shirt Fabrics, Composition & GSM Options

Your fabric choice influences how a T-shirt feels, fits, carries artwork and performs after washing. As a B2B T-shirt supplier, Hexa Gears produces custom T-shirts in fabrics from approximately 130 to 300 GSM, across cotton, blended, stretch and performance options. Use the table below to compare compositions and weights, then confirm availability and finishing during sample development.

100% Cotton

Cotton is a common choice for everyday essentials and graphic T-shirts. However, two fabrics labeled “100% cotton” can feel very different because yarn preparation, knit structure and finishing affect their surface, softness and drape.

Yarn preparation: Combing removes shorter cotton fibers, helping create a smoother yarn.
Spinning method: Ring-spun describes how the yarn is made. Cotton can be both combed and ring-spun.
Collection direction: Consider cotton for retail basics, printed merchandise and streetwear, with weight and construction matched to the intended silhouette.
Sample checks: Review coverage, surface smoothness, shrinkage and side-seam twisting after washing.
Composition & GSM: 100% combed ring-spun cotton, typically 150–200 GSM for everyday T-shirts and 220–300 GSM for heavyweight oversized styles. Standard weights commonly use 30s yarn, while heavier fabrics often use 20s–24s.

Cotton–Polyester Blends

These fabrics combine cotton and polyester in different proportions. They offer another route for retail basics and branded merchandise, but the finished feel and appearance depend on the blend, yarn and construction.

Composition: Specify the exact cotton-to-polyester ratio rather than requesting a generic “polycotton” fabric.
Appearance: Heather and marl effects are available in some blends; approve the actual color sample.
Print compatibility: Polyester dyes can migrate into printed artwork, so ink selection and heat settings need attention.
Sample checks: Assess pilling, surface feel, measurements after washing and the appearance of your finished print.
Composition & GSM: Common options include CVC 60/40 at 160–200 GSM and 50/50 at 140–180 GSM. Heather grey is often a 90/10 cotton–polyester blend.

Cotton–Elastane Blends

Elastane, also called spandex, adds stretch and recovery to cotton fabrics. This makes it an option for fitted T-shirts and closer silhouettes where the garment needs to move with the wearer.

Fit development: Develop measurements around the fabric’s stretch instead of automatically reusing a non-stretch T-shirt pattern.
Recovery: Check whether the fabric returns to its original shape after stretching.
Coverage: Review opacity across the chest and other areas where the garment stretches.
Construction and branding: Seams and printed graphics should accommodate the movement expected from the finished garment.
Composition & GSM: Typically 95% cotton / 5% elastane or 92/8, at 180–230 GSM, depending on how much stretch your fit needs.

Cotton–Modal Blends

Modal is a wood-based cellulosic fiber used in blends for softness and fluid drape. Cotton–modal can suit soft-touch essentials and relaxed fashion T-shirts where the fabric is intended to fall closer to the body.

Collection direction: Consider it for smooth-feeling basics and softly draped silhouettes.
Blend selection: Confirm the cotton and modal percentages, as the composition helps define the finished fabric.
Fit review: Judge the sample on the body to see how the material hangs around the chest, waist and hem.
Sample checks: Compare opacity, surface appearance, softness and garment measurements after washing.
Composition & GSM: Commonly 50/50 or 60/40 cotton–modal at 140–180 GSM for a soft, fluid drape.

Cotton–Lyocell Blends

Lyocell is another wood-based cellulosic fiber that can contribute a smooth feel and flowing drape. Cotton–lyocell blends are worth discussing for casual T-shirt collections where surface feel and movement are central to the design.

Surface finish: Compare swatches for smoothness, sheen and the appearance your collection needs.
Silhouette: Check whether the fabric provides enough body for your chosen fit or falls more fluidly than intended.
Fiber identification: If your brief requires a branded fiber such as TENCEL™, confirm the exact fiber and supporting documentation.
Sample checks: Review wash appearance, coverage and the result of your chosen decoration method.
Composition & GSM: Often 70/30 or 50/50 cotton–lyocell at 150–190 GSM.

Cotton–Polyester–Rayon Triblends

Triblends combine three fibers and are commonly used for soft, relaxed T-shirts, often with a heathered appearance. They can suit lifestyle merchandise and vintage-inspired collections where drape and texture contribute to the design.

Composition: “Triblend” does not identify one fixed recipe; confirm all three fiber percentages.
Visual effect: Approve the fabric shade and texture alongside your artwork.
Printing: Review ink coverage and color results on the actual blend before bulk decoration.
Sample checks: Assess heat response, print appearance, pilling and garment shape after washing.
Composition & GSM: A common recipe is 50% polyester / 25% cotton / 25% rayon at 130–170 GSM.

Performance Polyester

Performance polyester is a practical choice for gym T-shirts, teamwear and all-over printed designs. It is lightweight, quick-drying and compatible with sublimation printing.

Composition & GSM: 100% polyester or recycled polyester, typically 130–170 GSM, in interlock, micro-mesh or bird-eye knits.
Moisture management: Ask for moisture-wicking finishing where the T-shirt is intended for training or sport.
Printing: Sublimation gives all-over colour without a raised print layer, but only on light-coloured polyester fabrics.
Sample checks: Review snagging, pilling, surface shine and colour accuracy after printing.

Rib Knit

Rib knit has vertical ribs that give natural stretch and a close fit, which makes it a strong option for cropped, fitted and women’s T-shirts.

Composition & GSM: Commonly 95% cotton / 5% elastane in 1×1 or 2×2 rib, at 180–240 GSM.
Fit development: Rib stretches more across the width, so patterns are usually developed narrower than jersey styles.
Recovery: Check that the fabric returns to shape at the chest and hem after stretching.
Sample checks: Review rib visibility in your colour, coverage when stretched and how prints sit on the ribbed surface.

Yarn, Knit & Finishing Options

B2B buyers often specify more than composition and GSM. Include these details in your fabric brief:

Yarn count: Lower numbers mean thicker yarn. 20s and 24s suit heavier T-shirts, 30s is common for everyday weights, and 40s creates a finer, smoother fabric.
Knit structure: Single jersey for classic T-shirts, slub jersey for a textured look, interlock for a smoother and more stable surface, and rib for stretch.
Finishing: Options include pre-shrinking or compacting, enzyme (bio) wash, silicone softening, garment dyeing, acid or mineral wash and peached or brushed surfaces.
Tolerances: Agree on a GSM tolerance (commonly ±5%) and an acceptable shrinkage level after washing during sample approval.

T-Shirt Fabric Options at a Glance

GSM ranges are typical starting points. Final weight, composition and availability are confirmed with your quote and sample.

Fabric	Typical Composition	Knit	GSM Range	Best For
Combed ring-spun cotton	100% cotton	Single jersey	150–200	Retail basics, printed tees
Heavyweight cotton	100% cotton	Single jersey	220–300	Oversized, boxy, streetwear
Cotton–polyester (CVC)	60% cotton / 40% polyester	Single jersey	160–200	Everyday wear, merchandise
Cotton–polyester	50% cotton / 50% polyester	Single jersey	140–180	Promotional tees, heather colours
Cotton–elastane	95/5 or 92/8	Stretch jersey	180–230	Fitted and slim tees
Cotton–modal	50/50 or 60/40	Single jersey	140–180	Soft-drape essentials
Cotton–lyocell	70/30 or 50/50	Single jersey	150–190	Smooth premium basics
Triblend	50% polyester / 25% cotton / 25% rayon	Single jersey	130–170	Vintage and lifestyle tees
Performance polyester	100% polyester or recycled polyester	Interlock / micro-mesh	130–170	Gym, team and sublimated tees
Rib knit	95% cotton / 5% elastane	1×1 or 2×2 rib	180–240	Cropped and fitted styles

Choose a Fabric Weight for Your Collection

The following ranges are practical starting points for discussing T-shirt fabrics. Weight descriptions vary between suppliers, and the final choice should be assessed in your selected material and sample.

Lightweight: Approximately 120–160 GSM
Consider lighter fabrics for warm-weather collections, layering and softly draped T-shirts. Check how the fabric behaves in your chosen color and silhouette.
Collection direction: Lightweight everyday essentials and promotional merchandise.
Sample focus: Coverage in light colors, fabric cling and how printing changes the garment’s feel.

Midweight: Approximately 160–200 GSM
A useful starting range for everyday private label T-shirts and branded merchandise. It offers options between a light, flowing fabric and a more substantial garment.
Collection direction: Core retail basics, regular-fit T-shirts and repeat wholesale ranges.
Sample focus: Softness, drape, print appearance and measurements after washing.

Heavier Weight: Approximately 200–240 GSM
Consider this range when your collection needs a more substantial feel. The resulting structure still depends on the yarn, knit, and finishing.
Collection direction: Substantial everyday basics, relaxed fits and streetwear.
Sample focus: Body structure, neckline balance, and comfort in your intended climate.

Extra-Heavy Direction: Approximately 240–320 GSM
Higher weights can support a substantial garment with pronounced structure. Review the finished sample carefully, particularly when developing broad sleeves or oversized proportions.
Collection direction: Heavyweight streetwear and structured oversized T-shirts.
Sample focus: Seam bulk, movement, drape, and total garment weight.
These are selection guides rather than fixed industry categories. Published T-shirt ranges include examples at 160, 180, 220 and 280 GSM.

For buyers using ounces: Fabric weight is expressed in oz/yd², not garment ounces. For example, 180 GSM is approximately 5.3 oz/yd², while 220 GSM is approximately 6.5 oz/yd².
Reference Adult Unisex T-Shirt Size Chart
Use this chart as a starting point for discussing a standard adult unisex silhouette. Measurements describe the finished garment laid flat, not the wearer’s body. Your approved size chart should reflect your selected pattern, fabric and fit.

THE CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

T-Shirt Stitching & Construction Details for Bulk Orders

Stitching influences how your T-shirt holds together, moves with the wearer and looks after washing. For B2B T-shirt manufacturing, Hexa Gears helps brands define construction requirements around their fabric, fit and finishing preferences. Confirm the selected methods through sampling before approving bulk production.

Neckline & Shoulder Construction

The upper construction shapes how a T-shirt sits around the neck and shoulders. Collar attachment and reinforcement should work with your chosen fabric and silhouette.

Collar Rib & Neckline Attachment

Rib width, stretch recovery and attachment tension affect whether the collar sits flat or appears loose and rippled. Specify the finished neck opening and collar width, then review evenness around the neckline. The sample should pass comfortably over the head and return to its intended shape.Many brands also specify twin-needle topstitching around the neckline for a neater, more durable finish

Shoulder Reinforcement & Neck Taping

Shoulder reinforcement helps stabilize the shoulder joins, while back-neck tape can cover the inside neckline seam for a cleaner finish. Specify the placement, width and softness of the tape. Check for uncomfortable bulk, stiffness or puckering, including changes after washing.

Seam Construction & Hem Finishing

Body seams hold the garment together, while sleeve and bottom hems finish its edges. Stitch selection should balance strength, flexibility and a consistent appearance.

Panel Joining & Stitch Control

Four-thread overlock is a common option for joining knitted panels and covering their cut edges. Seam width, thread selection, tension and stitch density should suit the fabric. More stitches alone do not guarantee better quality—review seams for flexibility, skipped stitches, puckering and opening under normal movement. Confirm the stitches per inch (SPI) and thread type with your manufacturer. Around 10–12 SPI with polyester core-spun thread is a common choice for knitted T-shirts.

Sleeve & Bottom Hem Finish

Coverstitch commonly creates parallel stitch lines outside the hem and thread coverage underneath, allowing the finish to accommodate fabric movement. Specify hem depth, stitch spacing and thread color. Review both sides for even stitching, secure edge coverage and hems that lie smoothly without excessive waviness.

Body & Performance Construction

How the body panels are joined affects fit, twisting and comfort during movement.

Side-Seamed vs Tubular Body

Side-seamed T-shirts join the front and back panels at the sides, allowing a shaped fit and helping reduce side-seam twisting after washing. Tubular T-shirts are knitted as a tube without side seams and are common in basic tees. Specify the construction that suits your fit and price point.

Flatlock Seams for Performance T-Shirts

Flatlock stitching joins panels edge to edge, creating a flat seam that reduces rubbing against the skin. It is commonly used for gym, training and team T-shirts made from performance fabrics. Review seam comfort and stretch on the sample.

FIND YOUR SIGNATURE FIT

Custom T-Shirt Fits for Brands & Wholesale Buyers

The right fit starts with your customer, intended silhouette and garment measurements. For private label and bulk T-shirt production, Hexa Gears develops proportions around your size chart, reference garment or tech pack. Define chest width, shoulder placement, sleeve shape and body length together to create a consistent fit direction.

Slim & Fitted Fit

A fitted T-shirt follows the body more closely, with less room through the chest, waist and sleeves. Specify the amount of shaping rather than relying on the word “slim.” Review fabric stretch alongside the measurements, and check for restricted movement, horizontal pulling or a hem that rides up during wear.

For Everyday & Retail Collections

Regular Fit

A regular fit provides comfortable room through the chest and body without an exaggerated silhouette. Shoulder seams generally sit near the natural shoulder edge. Define chest width, hem width and body length together, then check that the sample allows comfortable movement without pulling across the chest or underarms

For Everyday & Retail Collections

Relaxed Fit

A relaxed fit gives the wearer additional room while keeping the overall proportions relatively balanced. Specify how much wider the chest, sleeves and hem should be than your regular-fit reference. Review how the fabric hangs on the body, since a fluid fabric and a structured fabric can make similar measurements look different.

For Streetwear & Casual Collections

Oversized Fit

An oversized T-shirt uses intentionally generous proportions, often with dropped shoulders and wider sleeves. Develop the shoulder width, armhole, sleeve length and body length as one pattern. Boxy describes the width-to-length relationship: it generally combines a broad body with a relatively shorter length, and can be part of an oversized design.

For Streetwear & Casual Collections

CUSTOM T-SHIRT SIZING

T-Shirt GSM & Size Guide for Private Label Brands

Fabric weight and garment measurements work together to shape your finished T-shirt. For custom T-shirt manufacturing, Hexa Gears helps B2B buyers define GSM, fit and sizing around their collection. Use this guide to prepare your specifications before sampling and bulk production.

Understand What T-Shirt GSM Means

GSM means grams per square meter—the weight of one square meter of fabric. A 180 GSM fabric weighs 180 grams per square meter; this does not mean the finished T-shirt weighs 180 grams. Garment size, fabric consumption, trims and decoration also contribute to its total weight.

GSM helps compare fabric weight, but softness, coverage, durability and drape also depend on the fibers, yarn, knitting and finishing.

How to measure:

Chest width: Straight across, 2.5 cm (1 in) below the armhole, laid flat.
Body length: From the highest point of the shoulder (HPS) to the bottom hem.
Shoulder width: Seam to seam across the back.
Sleeve length: From the shoulder seam to the sleeve hem.
Tolerance: Finished measurements may vary by about ±1–1.5 cm. Final tolerances are agreed on your approved size chart.

Reference Adult Unisex T-Shirt Size Chart (Regular Fit)

Use this chart as a starting point for a standard adult unisex silhouette. Measurements describe the finished garment laid flat, not the wearer’s body. Oversized and boxy styles use their own size charts.

Size	Chest Width (cm / in)	Body Length (cm / in)	Sleeve Length (cm / in)
XS	47.5 / 18.7	65 / 25.6	21 / 8.3
S	49.5 / 19.5	69 / 27.2	22.5 / 8.9
M	53.5 / 21.1	73 / 28.7	24 / 9.4
L	56.5 / 22.2	75 / 29.5	24.5 / 9.6
XL	59.5 / 23.4	77 / 30.3	25 / 9.8
2XL	63.5 / 25.0	79 / 31.1	25.2 / 9.9
3XL	67.5 / 26.6	81 / 31.9	25.3 / 10.0
4XL	72.5 / 28.5	83 / 32.7	25.5 / 10.0
5XL	77.5 / 30.5	84 / 33.1	26 / 10.2

MAKE IT YOUR BRAND’S

Custom T-Shirt Options for Private Label Brands

Give your collection a distinct identity with Hexa Gears. Choose the fabric, silhouette and custom logo details for your T-shirts, with specifications confirmed before bulk orders begin.

Fabric & GSM

Choose the fabric blend and weight that suit your collection’s intended feel, structure, and use. Cotton, blended fabrics, and stretch options can produce different results in softness, drape, and recovery. For your custom T-shirt order, share your preferred composition, GSM, and finish—or provide a reference garment. Confirm the fabric’s feel, coverage, and appearance through sampling before approving bulk production.

Fit & Sizing

Define your preferred silhouette, from regular and fitted styles to relaxed, oversized, or boxy T-shirts. Share your custom size chart, target customer, and required size range, including chest width, shoulder width, body length, and sleeve measurements. Agree on measurement tolerances and how measurements change between sizes. Reviewing the sample helps confirm that the proportions, movement, and overall fit match your brand’s requirements.

Design & Branding

Customize your T-shirts with your brand colors, artwork, and preferred print or embroidery placement. Specify decoration dimensions and positions, along with neck labels, size labels, care labels, hangtags, and packaging requirements. For private label T-shirts, review how the branding works with the selected fabric: large prints can affect the garment’s feel, while embroidery needs suitable support. Confirm these details on the sample before bulk production.

OEM & PRIVATE LABEL PROCESS

Your Custom T-Shirt Order, Step by Step

From the first brief to shipment, HexaGears gives brands and wholesale buyers a clear path through custom T-shirt production in Sialkot, Pakistan. Confirm specifications, review your sample and approve the details before bulk manufacturing begins.

Brief & Order Requirements

Share your designs, quantities, size range and destination so we can review your requirements and prepare a quote for your project.

Fabric & Color Selection

Define fabric composition, GSM, colors and finish. We review these choices against your intended fit, branding method and target price range.

Sample & Fit Approval

Review your sample’s measurements, construction and overall feel. Request adjustments, then approve the agreed specifications before your bulk order moves into production

Custom Branding & Labels

Confirm artwork, logo placement, neck labels and packaging details so your private label T-shirts carry the brand identity your customers should see.

Bulk Production & Review

Your approved sample guides bulk production, with checks on fabric, workmanship, measurements and finishing to assess the order against your agreed requirements.

Packing & Shipping

Confirm quantities, packing instructions and shipping arrangements for your destination. Your finished T-shirts are prepared for dispatch according to the agreed order details..

Discuss Your T-Shirt Order

20 Pieces

Starting MOQ

Sample First

Approve before bulk

Private Label

Your brand identity

Worldwide

Shipping support

COORDINATED PRIVATE LABEL COLLECTIONS

Custom T-Shirt Ranges for Wholesale Buyers

Build a cohesive collection with HexaGears, your OEM T-shirt manufacturer and exporter in Sialkot, Pakistan. Coordinate colors, fits and private labels across your range, with each style developed around your brand’s specifications.

Core Color Collection

Develop everyday T-shirts in coordinated colors, with your preferred fabric weight, neckline and fit. Keep sizing and private labels consistent across your retail collection.

Streetwear Fit Collection

Build your streetwear range around relaxed proportions, dropped shoulders and wider sleeves. Specify colors, artwork and custom logo placement to connect styles under your brand.

Short & Long Sleeve Collection

Combine short and long sleeve T-shirts in one coordinated range. Define sleeve finishes, shared colors and branding details for seasonal launches and wholesale bulk orders.

Discuss Your T-Shirt Collection

QUALITY CONTROL FOR BULK ORDERS

Custom T-Shirt Quality, Checked Against Your Sample

Your approved sample sets the reference for your order. At Hexa Gears, we review fabric, measurements, construction and branding against agreed specifications, helping private label brands and wholesale buyers assess consistency before dispatch.

Fabric & Color

Review fabric appearance, weight, feel and shade against the approved reference. Confirm your material requirements before production to guide consistency across your custom T-shirt order.

Fit & Measurements

Check chest width, body length, shoulder width and sleeve length against your approved size chart, using agreed tolerances to assess sizing across your bulk order.

Seams & Finishing

Inspect neckline construction, shoulder joins, sleeve hems and bottom hems. Review stitching, loose threads and visible defects against the finishing details agreed for your collection.

Wash & Shape Retention

Agree on wash-care requirements and shrinkage expectations during sampling. Discuss any required wash checks before bulk production, including changes in garment measurements, shape and color.

Branding & Packing

Review custom logo placement, label details and hang tags against your approved brief. Check size identification, order quantities and packaging instructions before preparing T-shirts for dispatch.

HOW TO START

Start Your Custom T-Shirt Order

Work with HexaGears on your OEM or private label collection, with clear steps for sharing specifications, approving samples and arranging bulk production.

Share Your T-Shirt Brief

Send your designs, fabric preferences, size chart and quantities. Hexa Gears reviews your requirements and shipping destination to prepare your custom quote.

Review & Approve Your Sample

Check your sample’s fit, fabric, neckline, stitching and branding. Discuss adjustments, then approve the agreed details before your bulk order enters production.

Begin Bulk Production

Confirm your order terms, quantities and private label details. Your approved sample and specifications guide T-shirt manufacturing, finishing and quality checks.

Confirm Packing & Shipping

Review size identification, quantities and custom packaging requirements. Coordinate shipping arrangements with our team so your finished T-shirts are prepared for dispatch

WHY HEXA GEARS

Why Choose HexaGears for Custom T-Shirts?

Work with Hexa Gears, your B2B T-shirt manufacturer in Sialkot, Pakistan. From sample approval to wholesale production, develop your collection with direct factory support.

Factory-Direct Manufacturing

Work directly with our Sialkot production team, keeping your T-shirt specifications and order communication connected to the people making your collection.

Sample Before Bulk

Review your T-shirt’s fabric, fit, construction and branding in a physical sample, then approve the details before bulk production begins.

ISO 9001 Certified Manufacturing

Your order passes four inspection stages, from fabric review to final checks, with your approved sample guiding quality requirements.

Custom private label T-shirts — Your label. Our Sialkot factory.

Low MOQ: 20–30 Pieces

Small batch T-shirt production lets startups and small businesses test a new style before committing to larger quantities. Confirm the applicable minimum for your design when requesting a quote.

OEM & Private Label

Customize fabrics, colors, fits and logo details. Complete your T-shirts with your labels, hang tags and packaging—your brand only.

Worldwide Shipping Support

Coordinate packing and 7 to 10 by air or 30 to 35 days by sea shipping with our team, with destination requirements and delivery arrangements confirmed for your order.

Discuss Your T-Shirt Project

DESIGNED FOR YOUR CUSTOMERS

T-Shirts That Fit Your Brand’s Market

Build your range with HexaGears, your OEM and private label T-shirt manufacturer in Sialkot, Pakistan. Share your custom designs or references, then specify fabrics, colors, sizing and branding for custom T-shirts in bulk.

Plan Your T-Shirt Collection

everyday shirt that fit your personality

Everyday Essentials

Build your core range around comfortable fits, versatile colors and fabric weights suited to your customers’ daily wear.

Streetwear Collections

Define your silhouette, sleeve proportions and artwork placement to give each T-shirt a recognizable place in your collection.

Branded Merchandise

Bring your custom logo and campaign artwork to T-shirts for business merchandise, events and promotional bulk orders.

Retail & Wholesale Ranges

Coordinate sizes, colors and private labels for a cohesive T-shirt range your retail or distribution business can offer.

FACTORY-DIRECT T-SHIRT SOURCING

Know Who Makes Your Custom T-Shirts

Work directly with Hexa Gears and the team at our Sialkot clothing factory. Discuss specifications, sample changes and private label requirements with the people producing your collection—no middleman between your brief and the production line.

What matters	Direct With Hexa Gears	Through a Partner
Product brief	Discuss fabric, GSM, fit and artwork directly with your manufacturer.	directly with your manufacturer. Confirm how your specifications will be shared with the selected factory
Sample development	Review T-shirt samples and discuss adjustments with our production team.	Confirm how sample feedback and revisions will reach the manufacturer.
Quality requirements	Agree on measurements, stitching, finishing and checks against your approved sample	Confirm who inspects the order and which quality criteria apply.
Quotation	Confirm quantities, custom branding and packing requirements in your wholesale quote.	Review manufacturing costs, sourcing fees and the services included.
Production updates	Agree on your contact, approval points and bulk order updates directly.	Confirm how factory updates, approvals and changes will be communicated.

Discuss Your T-Shirt Project

Sourcing partner services vary. Confirm responsibilities, costs and approval procedures before placing an order.

BRAND IT YOUR WAY

Custom Logo Printing & Branding Options

Explore decoration methods for your custom logo and artwork. The right option depends on the material, artwork, surface shape, and desired finish, and Hexa Gears confirms suitability during sampling.

Heat Transfer Printing
01

Applies logos and graphics using heat and pressure, with stretch-compatible options for activewear.
DTF Printing
02

Transfers detailed, multicolour designs from a printed film onto fabric. Suitable for many fabric types when correctly matched and tested.
Screen Printing
03

Creates bold, durable graphics using inks selected for the fabric. Well suited to repeated designs in bulk orders.
Sublimation Printing
04

Creates all-over colors and patterns on suitable polyester fabrics without adding a raised print layer.
Silicone Printing
05

Produces a smooth, raised, rubber-like logo with a premium appearance.
High-Density Printing
06

Builds up ink to create raised graphics with defined edges and a textured finish.
Reflective Printing
07

Adds logos or details that reflect light, creating a distinctive appearance under direct illumination.
Puff Printing
08

Uses heat-activated ink to create a soft, raised effect. Best suited to selected garments and compatible fabrics.
Embossing
09

Creates a raised design through a suitable forming process, adding subtle texture and dimension
Debossing
10

Creates an indented design for a subtle branding effect. Suitability depends on the fabric and process
Embroidery
11

Uses stitched threads to create durable logos, particularly on jackets, hoodies and heavier garments.
3D Puff Embroidery
12

Uses foam beneath embroidery to create raised lettering or logos, commonly on caps and structured garments
Appliqué
13

Attaches fabric shapes or lettering to garments for contrasting colours and textures.
Woven Patches
14

Add separately woven badges for team crests or brand logos, attached by stitching or a suitable heat-bonding method. Confirm placement, flexibility and backing during sampling.
Jacquard Knitting
15

Integrates patterns or branding into the fabric during knitting, rather than applying a surface print.

GLOBAL REACH

Custom Apparel Exporter From Sialkot, Pakistan

Hexa Gears is a clothing manufacturer in Pakistan and an established sportswear B2B exporter from Pakistan. As an international clothing supplier, we support brands sourcing clothing from Pakistan with bulk clothing production and direct shipping from Sialkot. We work as a custom sportswear supplier for US brands, a wholesale gym wear supplier for UK businesses and a private label activewear supplier for Australian brands, as well as clubs and distributors in Canada, the Gulf and Europe.

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Draft Client Feedback

Custom T-Shirt Client Feedback

Feedback themes from T-shirt sampling, fabric selection and private label development with HexaGears.

Design preview: adapted T-shirt review drafts for approval. Names and companies below are fictional placeholders.

A Better T-Shirt Fit

We wanted a slightly shorter body and more room through the shoulders. Reviewing the T-shirt sample helped us explain those adjustments before approving the fit for our collection.

Custom Fit Sample Development

Maya Ellison

Willow Arc Studio — Fictional

The Neckline We Wanted

Our brief called for a closer neckline and longer sleeves. The sample review helped us discuss the collar shape, sleeve proportions and finishing details together before confirming the design.

Neckline Details Fit Review

Clara Bennett

Stillform Collective — Fictional

A Cohesive Color Range

We developed several T-shirt colors for the same collection. Reviewing the samples together helped us compare the shades, keep the proportions consistent and decide how the range should look.

T-Shirt Collection Color Coordination

Nora Whitfield

Meadowline Movement — Fictional

The Right Fabric Feel

We had a particular fabric weight and feel in mind. Comparing the T-shirt samples helped us judge the softness, drape and thickness before choosing the material for our first collection.

Fabric Selection Weight & Feel

Ethan Rowley

Quiet Tide Apparel — Fictional

Branding That Felt Ours

We wanted understated branding rather than large graphics. Reviewing the neck label and logo placement on our T-shirt sample helped us settle on details that suited our collection’s identity.

Private Label Custom Branding

Leah Mercer

Luma Grove Wear — Fictional

Clear Sample Discussions

Keeping our size chart and sample comments in one brief made the discussions easier. We could review the T-shirt measurements, explain each adjustment and agree on the details before production.

Sample Approval Size Specifications

Oliver Hayes

Cedar Flow Studio — Fictional

Let’s Develop Your T-Shirt Collection

Share your designs, fabric preferences and quantities with Hexa Gears to discuss your OEM or private label project.

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YOUR T-SHIRT SOURCING QUESTIONS

Custom T-Shirt Manufacturing FAQs

HexaGears offers orders starting from 20–30 pieces per design, depending on the product. Share your style, fabric, colors and size breakdown so we can confirm the applicable minimum before you commit to production.

Pricing depends on fabric composition, GSM, order quantity, construction, printing or embroidery, labels and packaging. Send your design references and specifications to Hexa Gears for a quote based on your actual collection requirements.

Yes. We develop T-shirts around your tech pack, size chart or reference garment. Specify fabric weight, neckline, shoulder shape, sleeve length and body proportions, then complete your collection with custom artwork, private labels and packaging.

Yes. Review the T-shirt’s fabric, fit, stitching and branding before approving bulk production. Sampling, production and shipping schedules are confirmed for your project, based on quantities, customization and destination. Share your required delivery date when requesting a quote.

Send your design references, fabric preferences, size range, quantities, branding details and delivery destination. As a manufacturer and exporter in Sialkot, Pakistan, Hexa Gears reviews your brief and confirms production and shipping arrangements for your project.

For everyday custom T-shirts, 160–180 GSM is a practical starting point. Choose 180–220 GSM for a more substantial feel or 220+ GSM for heavyweight streetwear. HexaGears offers cotton and blend T-shirts from 120–300 GSM to suit your preferred fabric weight, fit and market.

Yes. Our first physical sample is free and ready in 2–5 days after mockup approval, as advertised in our sample offer. Review the fabric, fit and branding before approving bulk production. Contact us to confirm sample delivery costs and transit time to your country.

We ship custom T-shirt orders to the US, UK and Australia, with air and sea delivery options. Your quotation confirms the shipping method, estimated transit time and production schedule for your order. Share your delivery address and required arrival date when requesting a quote.

Screen printing is a strong choice for bulk orders with repeated logos or bold graphics. DTG suits detailed artwork on cotton, while DTF offers flexibility across different fabrics. Sublimation suits compatible polyester fabrics. We help select the method based on your design, fabric and order quantity.

Yes. HexaGears offers tech pack creation, pattern making and size grading to help prepare your T-shirt design for production. Send your sketch, reference images or existing specifications so we can develop the design and prepare a sample for approval.

The accepted payment method, currency and payment schedule are confirmed in your quotation and invoice. Contact our team before placing your custom T-shirt order to confirm the available payment options for your location.

We offer custom T-shirt sizing with US, UK and EU size grading, including slim, regular and oversized fits. Send your brand’s size chart, required measurements and size breakdown so we can confirm the specifications before sampling and bulk production.

YOUR NEXT COLLECTION STARTS HERE

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Send Hexa Gears your design references, fabric preferences and quantities. We’ll review your private label T-shirt requirements and prepare a quote for your brand’s next collection.

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