Start with the product objective
A clear brief should explain what the garment is, who it is for, expected quantity, target price position, fit, fabric direction, wash, trims and delivery goal.
Custom denim manufacturing starts with a product brief rather than a catalogue item. Fit, fabric, wash, construction, trims, labels, packaging and target cost are developed around the buyer’s intended product and market position.
A clear brief should explain what the garment is, who it is for, expected quantity, target price position, fit, fabric direction, wash, trims and delivery goal.
Sketches and references must be translated into measurable construction and material decisions before repeatable bulk production is possible.
Once fit, wash, materials, trims and finishing are approved, those decisions become the benchmark for production and QC.
For international sourcing teams, factory verification matters. Watch Urgan Textile’s corporate introduction and use our published contact channels to speak directly with the company.
A selection of reference logos already published on Urgan Textile’s corporate website. Reference scope and project history can be discussed directly with our team where appropriate.












Depending on feasibility, customization can include fit, measurements, fabric, wash, construction, stitching, trims, labels and packing.
A tech pack helps, but buyers can also begin with sketches, references and product requirements so the missing technical information can be identified.
MOQ and feasibility depend on materials, trims, wash, complexity and production conditions and must be confirmed per project.
Send a focused brief with product references, expected quantity, target market, key specifications and timing through the quote form or WhatsApp.
Use the working quote form on the corporate homepage or contact Urgan Textile by WhatsApp, phone or email.