Fabric Selection & Customization
- Choose workwear twill, canvas, breathable or protective fabrics
- Match fabric weight, color and care to the working environment
- Review the required material tests before approving the sample
Private Label Manufacturers — your identity,
from sample to shipment.
Your uniform range, finished under your own name. Bring your designs and tech pack; we coordinate fabric, fit, labels, decoration and packaging into one approved product. Define confidentiality and artwork-use terms before development, then carry your brand through every garment and carton.
Single-unit samplingFull-package or CMTFactory-direct coordination
End-to-End Solutions
Private label solutions.
Fabric to finished workwear.
Build a custom workwear range around your brand. Fabric selection, garment development and brand presentation stay connected, so the sample you approve becomes the reference for production.
Full Design Control
- Develop silhouettes and fit from your own tech pack
- Specify colors, logo positions, trims and finishing details
- Approve the complete sample before bulk production
Branding & Finishing
- Coordinate embroidery, woven labels and printed decoration
- Match labels, hangtags and packaging as one collection
- Inspect placement and presentation against the approved sample
Premium Options
Six ways to make it
unmistakably your brand.
Woven or printed, sewn in or applied directly: choose the label construction that suits the garment, the artwork and the intended care routine.
01Woven Labels
- Textured, sewn-in branding with clean folded edges
- Choose yarn colors, dimensions and the attachment position
- Check comfort and compatibility with the garment care plan
02Custom Hangtags
- Select cardstock, die-cut shape, cord and surface finish
- Add your brand story, product reference or retail information
- Approve artwork and attachment with the packing brief
03Satin Care Tags
- Soft printed satin tape for next-to-skin comfort
- Suitable for healthcare, hospitality and other uniform programs
- Include fiber content, care, size and your brand
04Sublimation Printed Labels
- Full-color artwork dyed into suitable polyester label tape
- Fine graphics and vivid color without raised ink
- Approve color, edge finish and sample wash performance
05Heat Transfer Printed Labels
- Smooth, tagless branding applied directly to fabric
- Useful for performance tops and lightweight uniform styles
- Check fabric compatibility, application settings and wash durability
06Screen Printed Labels
- Economical branding for simple one- or few-color artwork
- Print onto suitable label tape or a specified garment position
- Match ink, fabric and curing to the agreed wash checks
Brand Protection
Your designs.
Your written terms.
Protecting a private-label range starts with clear responsibilities: who may use the artwork, who approves revisions and how samples are handled. Build those decisions into the agreement and the production file.
PRIVATE LABEL · BRAND PROTECTION
WashedloomBrand & Artwork Agreement
- 01
Confidentiality before development
Agree the non-disclosure, artwork-use and permitted-production terms before sharing a complete technical brief. Record who may receive files and how samples may be used.
- 02
An order-specific technical file
Keep patterns, fabric references, trim details and artwork together with clear revision dates. Agree the people who need access and the approval route for any change.
- 03
Your artwork stays with your program
Set written restrictions on reuse, third-party production, sample display and photography. Include any approved exceptions in the order agreement.
- 04
A record you can check
Retain agreed terms, approval messages and the sealed sample with the order file. Record revised artwork and authorize changes before a repeat run.
Define the terms before sharing the full brief.Part of the project file
Have a brand? Let’s build the range.
Send your logo, garment brief and quantities for branding options, unit pricing and a production plan. Response planning: within 24 hours on business days.
Why Washedloom
Why Washedloom for
private label uniforms?
From fabric and fit to labels and packaging, Washedloom coordinates your private-label range through sample approval, production and inspection.
Complete Customization
- Full-package sourcing or customer-supplied CMT
- Fabrics, fit, labels and packing to your brief
- Breathable, waterproof or FR material options
- 500,000 Pieces Annual Production Capacity
Quality Through the Order
- ISO 9001 quality-management framework
- OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 material options
- Construction and brand-placement inspection
- Product tests scoped to the selected garment
A Factory Built for Your Range
- 10 Production Lines
- 15,000 m² Manufacturing Facility
- First runs and reorders to an approved sample
- Order-specific quantity and delivery plans
People Behind Every Detail
- 130 Employees
- Pattern development through finishing
- Stitching, shade and measurements checked
- Retained garment and decoration references
The Journey
Your order. From brief to carton.
Six stages from confidential brief to branded shipment. Timing is indicative and depends on materials, sample changes and approvals.
- 01Days 1–2
NDA & Specification Review
Agree confidentiality before sharing your brief. Send designs and quantities; receive a written checklist of missing measurements and construction details.
Output: an agreed brief and development checklist. - 02Days 3–5
Confirm the Brand File
Keep patterns, fabrics, labels and packaging under one approved revision, with named file access and a clear route for changes.
Output: one version of the file for everyone to follow. - 03Days 5–12
Make the Branded Sample
Make one garment in your selected fabric with finished labels, tags and packaging. Review fit, construction and brand presentation.
Output: a complete sample for product and branding approval. - 04Your approval timeline
Approve the Golden Sample
Approve the golden sample, artwork and graded size chart. Retain the signed reference for bulk production and repeat orders.
Output: a sealed reference before bulk production. - 05Per order
Bulk Production & Brand QC
Check seams, measurements, labels and decoration in-line. Agree defect classes and an AQL 2.5 final sampling plan.
Output: inspection records covering the garment and its branding. - 06After final QC
Pack & Ship Under Your Brand
Apply approved tags, bags and carton marks. Pack by size and SKU, then check shipment documents and delivery terms.
Output: a shipment identified and packed to your order brief.
Private Label Programs
Your brand.
Planned through to the carton.
Two illustrative order plans show how style, size, quantity and branding decisions fit together.
ILLUSTRATIVE ORDER PLAN · WORKWEAR RANGEA coordinated uniform range.
A coordinated uniform range.
One branded packing brief.
3 styles × 6 sizes · 3,600-piece example
- Requirement
- A distributor needs coordinated workwear styles, with labels, bags and carton marks organized under one brand.
- Our approach
- Set a style-and-size allocation, approve the woven label and hangtag, then define garment bags, carton marks and the carton-level packing list.
Acceptance plan: 3 approved style references, 6 size allocations per style and one artwork revision linked to every packing instruction.
ILLUSTRATIVE ORDER PLAN · SHIRT COLLECTIONPrivate-label shirts.
Private-label shirts.
Consistent from collar to carton.
2 styles × 6 sizes · 1,200-piece example
- Requirement
- A brand needs its polo and overshirt collection presented consistently across different garment constructions.
- Our approach
- Coordinate neck-label size, yarn color, hangtag stock and attachment. Approve placement on both styles and retain the finished samples for the next run.
Acceptance plan: 2 sealed style samples; label position and appearance included in the agreed AQL 2.5 final sampling plan.
Let’s define your uniform program.
Bring your garment ideas, brand files and quantity plan. We’ll connect fabric, fit, labels and packaging into a sample you can review.