OEM and ODM-style denim projects require different levels of buyer input. Some brands arrive with complete technical specifications; others require more development and sourcing support. Urgan Textile can structure the manufacturing discussion around the level of product development required.
For OEM-oriented programs, the buyer provides the product direction or technical requirements and the manufacturing process is organized around approved specifications, materials, construction, wash and branding.
Where buyers need more product development input, fabric and trim sourcing, construction options, trend direction and sample development can form part of the pre-production workflow.
The safest route to bulk production is a documented sequence of feasibility, material confirmation, sample approval, pre-production approval, manufacturing, QC and packing.
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.
OEM usually follows a buyer-defined specification, while ODM involves a greater level of product development input from the manufacturing partner.
A tech pack or detailed product brief is useful for feasibility and quotation. The exact workflow is confirmed per project.
Brands can send reference products, sketches, measurements or product direction so the team can discuss what information is needed next.
Wash, fabric, trim and branding requirements can be included in the project discussion and confirmed according to availability and feasibility.
Use the working quote form on the corporate homepage or contact Urgan Textile by WhatsApp, phone or email.