Product scope and minimum order
Two- or three-piece construction, number of styles, size breakdown and production scope are reviewed together. Minimum order quantity is agreed per project rather than presented as one fixed figure.
CONTRACT SUIT MANUFACTURING
Private Label & Contract Suit Manufacturer in Turkey
Gülteks manages two- and three-piece men’s suit projects for brands with a 100-person production team, covering WearCADFE pattern work, sampling, cutting, sewing, pressing, inspection and packing.
A 100-person team with production planned around each project.
Our planning reference is approximately 5,000 two-piece suit equivalents per month. This is not guaranteed output: capacity is recalculated for each project according to construction, workmanship level, product mix, material readiness and the sample and production approval flow. Order-specific capacity and lead time are confirmed in a written production plan after the technical file is reviewed.
Production decisions
What we define for a contract suit project
Digital patterns with WearCADFE
The technical file or reference garment is translated into a digital pattern in WearCADFE, with grading and marker information connected to production preparation as required.
Sample, revisions and lead time
Fit, measurements, construction and workmanship are assessed on the sample. Revision scope and timing are set in writing according to styles, quantity, material status and approval schedule.
Fabric and trims
Specifications and sourcing responsibility for fabric, lining, interlining, buttons, zips and other trims are agreed before the order starts.
In-line and final quality control
The approved sample and measurement chart are the reference for checks on critical operations, measurements, symmetry, pressing, appearance, labels, quantities and packing.
Branding and packing
Brand, size and care labels, hangers, garment covers, bags and carton configuration are applied according to approved placement and dispatch requirements.
Getting started
Information needed for capacity and lead-time planning
- 01Technical drawing, tech pack or reference garment
- 02Quantity by style, size breakdown and two- or three-piece suit format
- 03Fabric, lining, interlining and trim specifications and sourcing responsibility
- 04Label, hanger, garment cover, bag and carton requirements
- 05Contacts responsible for samples, revisions and approvals
- 06Target delivery date and dispatch plan
Frequently asked questions
About contract suit manufacturing
What is the minimum order quantity?
Minimum order quantity is agreed per project based on the number of styles, two- or three-piece construction, workmanship, materials and production scope.
What is your monthly production capacity?
For our 100-person team, the planning reference is approximately 5,000 two-piece suit equivalents per month. It is not a guarantee; order-specific capacity is recalculated according to construction, product mix, workmanship, material readiness and approvals.
How long do sampling and bulk production take?
There is no single standard lead time. Timing is confirmed in writing after the technical file, styles, quantity, material readiness, revisions and approval schedule are reviewed.
Do you provide WearCADFE pattern support?
Yes. Depending on scope, digital pattern development, grading and information used for marker planning can be prepared with WearCADFE.
Who supplies the fabric and trims?
Responsibility for fabric, lining, interlining, buttons and other trims is agreed in writing at the start of the project.
Can you apply brand labels and custom packing?
Yes. Brand, size and care labels, hangers, garment covers, bags and carton configuration can be included according to approved specifications.
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