Development, sampling and manufacturing

Four stages under one roof in Haryana, India, with what you bring and what comes back at each.

01
Development
You bring
A sketch, a reference garment, a mood board or a tech pack.
We add
We read the design intent, work through construction, fit and trims, and write the specification the floor will build to.
You get
A written specification with construction notes and trim details.
02
Sourcing
You bring
A composition, a weight, a handfeel or a physical swatch.
We add
We match it across the fabric library and the mills we buy from, and put workable alternatives beside your first choice.
You get
Swatches with composition, construction and width against each option.
03
Sampling
You bring
The approved specification, fabric and size set.
We add
We cut and make the first sample in-house, then correct fit and construction with you before the order is cut.
You get
Proto and fit samples, plus the specification updated to match them.
04
Manufacturing & finishing
You bring
A signed sample, the order quantity and the size ratio.
We add
We plan cutting, stitching and finishing, and check the work in line and again before it is packed.
You get
Packed goods with the labels, tags and packaging named in the specification.

Design options come back as a presentation you can react to. This is drawing, specification and sourcing work done by people: no 3D avatar, no generated imagery in it.

What the floor does

Product development
Pattern, construction and specification work for new styles.
Cutting & stitching
Cutting, stitching and assembly for woven and knit garments.
Print, heat transfer & embroidery
Surface work placed and approved on sampled panels first.
Finishing & packing
Pressing, labelling, tagging and packing to the specification.
In-house checks
In-line and final checks, with an internal laboratory for fabric and garment tests.

Who we work with

Fashion designers
Small runs of a developed idea, without a separate sourcing team.
Brands
Repeat development inside an existing range and size set.
Retailers
Private-label programmes built to your own specification.
Apparel agents
Development and production capacity behind your own buyers.

Launching your own label?

First collections get the same process as established ranges.

You bring: A sketch, a reference garment, a mood board or a tech pack. A target composition or a swatch.
We add: A written specification, fabric options with composition and width against each, and a proto and fit sample made in-house.
You get: A signed sample, and a production run measured against it.

Talk to us about a first collection