Cut & Sew Manufacturers — your tech pack, made into garments.
Build the garment from fabric, with the pattern, fit and construction your team needs. Choose CMT with your own materials, or a full-package service covering fabric sourcing, trims, labels and finishing. Washedloom reviews the tech pack, resolves measurement gaps and coordinates cutting, sewing and in-line checks across 10 Production Lines.
CMT or full-package OEMPattern & size gradingIn-line quality checks
Service Scope
Two ways to make your uniform.
Bring your own fabric and trims, or put the complete material package in our hands. Both routes keep the same garment specification at the center.
Pure Cut & Sew (CMT)
CUT · MAKE · TRIM
You provide the materials; we coordinate cutting, sewing, finishing and packing.
Pure Cut & Sew (CMT) service scope
Operation
Responsibility
✓Tech pack review & gap check
✓
–Pattern, grading & marker
Optional
–Fabric sourcing
Customer-supplied
–Fabric testing: shrink & colorfastness
Customer arranges
–Trims: zips, buttons, labels
Supplied or purchased
✓Fabric cutting
✓
✓Sewing & assembly
✓
–Printing, embroidery & wash
Add-on
✓Finishing, pressing & packing
✓
✓Size-set & measurement checks
✓
✓Final inspection & shipping docs
✓
Full-Package OEM
FULL PACKAGE
We coordinate fabric and trims alongside pattern development, production and finishing.
Full-Package OEM service scope
Operation
Responsibility
✓Tech pack review & gap check
✓
✓Pattern, grading & marker
✓
–Fabric sourcing
Factory sourcing
–Fabric testing: shrink & colorfastness
Agreed test scope
✓Trims: zips, buttons, labels
✓
✓Fabric cutting
✓
✓Sewing & assembly
✓
–Printing, embroidery & wash
Add-on
✓Finishing, pressing & packing
✓
✓Size-set & measurement checks
✓
✓Final inspection & shipping docs
✓
Cut and Sew Services
The work behind every finished garment.
Four connected stages turn the approved pattern into a consistent garment. Each stage has a specification to follow and a check before it moves on.
Pattern & Grading
ENGINEER THE FIT BEFORE CUTTING
Build the CAD pattern with seam allowances, grain lines and notches
Grade the agreed size range from the approved base pattern
Check size-set fit in the intended production fabric
Spreading & Cutting
A CLEAR MARKER. MATCHED PANELS.
Lay the fabric to the marker and review ply alignment
Match stripes, checks and directional fabrics where specified
Inspect panels for fabric defects before sewing
Number and bundle cut parts by size, shade and grain
Sewing & Assembly
10 PRODUCTION LINES · IN-LINE CHECKS
Specify triple stitching and bar-tacks at the stress points that need them
Fit YKK or agreed equivalent zips and hardware to the approved bill of materials
Review stitches and measurements in-line; agree AQL 2.5 for the final sampling plan
Finish & Fit
COMPARE THE BULK WITH THE APPROVED SAMPLE
Trim threads, press the garment and set seams and pleats
Check points of measurement against the sealed sample and graded chart
Planning tolerances: body ±1.5 cm; sleeve/shoulder ±1 cm, agreed by measurement point
Have a tech pack? Let’s make it production-ready.
Send your specification for a gap review, sample plan and indicative unit-cost range. Quote-response planning: within 12 hours on business days.
Cut and Sew Manufacturing Process
The tools and processes behind your order.
A 15,000 m² Manufacturing Facility, 130 Employees and 10 Production Lines support a coordinated route from pattern development to garment finishing.
TECHNICAL FILE COORDINATION
Technical File & Pattern Review
Review the approved pattern, grain direction and cutting layout
Grade the complete approved size run
Build a marker to establish fabric consumption
CUTTING FLOOR
Cutting & Panel Control
Prepare the marker and cutting layout for the agreed fabric
Keep cut parts numbered and aligned to grain
Check fabric defects and ply alignment before assembly
INDUSTRIAL SEWING
Sewing & Assembly Lines
Select seam operations for knit or woven construction
Develop collars, ribs, plackets and reinforced details to spec
Check stitch quality against the approved sample
DECORATION SAMPLE APPROVAL
Garment & Decoration Reference
Review flat or raised embroidery options against the chosen garment
Approve thread shades, backing and logo dimensions
Retain the approved decoration reference for repeat orders
Why Work With Us
Clear controls. Practical buyer protection.
Catch specification gaps early
Check missing measurements, material details and construction notes
Resolve open points before the cutting instruction is released
Keep the agreed revisions in a written checklist
Deliverable: a written tech-pack review alongside the quotation.
Account for your CMT fabric
Count customer material when it arrives
Record defects and separate affected fabric
Agree how usable remnants will be returned
Deliverable: receipt quantity, defect record and remnant allocation.
Make consumption visible
Show marker-based fabric consumption in the costing
Separate the agreed cutting and production allowances
Reconcile material usage and settlement quantities
Deliverable: a costed consumption basis with agreed loss allowances.
Keep repeat orders consistent
Use an initial run to validate fabric, fit and construction
Retain the approved sample and specification version
Review changes before deciding whether a new sample is needed
Deliverable: a retained reference file for the next order.
Work with a clear point of contact
Coordinate quotation, sample feedback and production questions
Keep the technical brief and commercial decisions in one conversation
Agree response windows and the approval schedule
Deliverable: an identified contact responsible for your order file.
Set defect and remnant rules
Agree how defective work is reviewed and resolved
Specify remnant returns and counter-sample retention
Put settlement responsibilities in the order confirmation
Deliverable: written terms for defects, waste and remaining materials.
Cut & Sew Garment Samples
See what we can cut & sew.
Knit — Performance Tees & Training ShortsT-shirt and short silhouettes with clean neck binding, hems and elastic waist construction.Woven — Work Shirts & CoverallsStructured collars, button plackets, utility pockets and reinforced workwear panels.Knit & Woven — Polos & Casual ShirtsPolo collars and plackets alongside woven shirt collars, cuffs and shaped hems.Woven — Weather-Protective Work JacketsHood, storm flap, zip-pocket and adjustable-cuff construction for a specified outerwear design.
Let’s define your uniform program.
Share your tech pack, garment types, size run and material plan. We’ll work through the construction, sampling and quotation with you.
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