1. The Clothing Manufacturers (London, UK)
A top choice for startups in the UK and Europe, they offer MOQs as low as 50 pieces per design and specialize in custom clothing production. Their services include fabric sourcing, sustainable materials (organic cotton, hemp), and a four-stage quality control process. Ideal for streetwear, casual wear, and luxury fashion.
2. Muff Garments (UK)
Known for low MOQs starting at 12 pieces, Muff Garments supports small businesses with customizable designs, high-quality materials, and a streamlined production process. They emphasize waste reduction through automated cutting tools and cater to streetwear and casual apparel.
3. D&M Women Clothing (Guangzhou, China)
Specializing in women’s fashion since 2005, D&M offers customized dresses, jackets, and tops with a focus on quality fabrics and trend-driven designs. They provide end-to-end services, including fabric procurement and global shipping, making them a reliable partner for startups targeting female audiences.
A standout for middle-to-high-end ladies’ fashion, Auschalink offers MOQs of 100 pieces per style and excels in OEM/ODM services. Their strengths include rapid sampling (5–7 days), strict quality control, and expertise in technical garment details like zippers and stitching. They serve global clients in Australia, Europe, and the U.S.
5. Appareify (Global)
A sustainable manufacturer using biodegradable fabrics and recyclable packaging. Appareify supports startups with low MOQs, fast turnaround (7–20 days), and customization options like embroidery and private labeling. Their eco-friendly processes, including plastic recycling, appeal to conscious brands.
6. SDF Clothing (Global)
A leader in ethical and sustainable manufacturing, SDF offers MOQs starting at 300 pieces and certifications like GOTS and Oeko-Tex®. They specialize in activewear, streetwear, and loungewear, with bulk production of up to 50,000 units in 45 days. Ideal for startups prioritizing eco-friendly practices.
7. 1WVAC Clothing Manufacturing (Toronto, Canada)
With a 100% client satisfaction rate, 1WVAC provides low MOQs and end-to-end solutions, including design development, packaging, and marketing support. They’ve worked with 2,000+ startups, offering rapid prototyping (15-day samples) and a focus on sustainable practices.
8. Muff Garments’ Partner Factories (Global)
While Muff Garments operates in the UK, their global supply chain includes factories in Vietnam, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka, enabling cost-effective bulk orders. Startups benefit from competitive pricing and access to diverse fabric options.
9. SDF’s Bangladesh Manufacturing Network
SDF collaborates with Bangladesh-based factories specializing in sustainable fast fashion. These partners offer affordable labor, eco-friendly materials, and high-volume production, ideal for startups targeting budget-conscious markets.
10. Ethical Apparel Group (Hypothetical Addition)
Note: While not explicitly listed in the search results, many manufacturers above (e.g., SDF, Appareify) emphasize ethics. For a fully ethical option, consider combining services from SDF (certified labor practices) and Appareify (sustainable materials).