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CLOTHING DEVELOPMENT & MANUFACTURING

Turn your clothing idea into a sample you can review.

A sample connects your design brief to the garment you intend to produce. Work through fit, fabric, construction and finishing with Glial Textiles before approving the details for your collection.

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Garment minimum: 50 pieces. Sampling, materials and timing confirmed with your quote.

Washed zip hoodie with graphic artwork and detailed garment finishing.
Selected Glial Textiles manufacturing work.

Give the idea a clear starting point

Send your tech pack if you have one. If not, reference images, sketches, artwork or an existing sample can help explain the direction. Tell us which details matter most: an oversized fit, a particular fabric feel, a wash effect or a specific artwork placement.

Check materials alongside fit

A measurement chart cannot show everything about how a garment wears. Review the fabric weight, stretch, drape and surface finish as well as the silhouette. Screen colours are a reference only; approve the physical material and shade for your order.

Keep feedback specific and connected

Group sample comments by fit, construction, fabric, decoration and finishing. Refer to measurements and clear photographs where possible. This helps make the next steps explicit before the sample and specification are approved for bulk production.

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PLAN YOUR ORDER

Your questions, answered.

How much does a clothing sample cost? +

Sample pricing is confirmed after reviewing your design, materials and development requirements. Include your references in the project discussion so the scope can be quoted.

How long does sampling take? +

Sampling timing depends on the design, materials and approvals. Share your target date; sampling and bulk production schedules are confirmed separately with your quote.

Does the 50-piece minimum apply to samples? +

The published 50-piece minimum relates to garment production orders. Sample quantities, development work and costs are discussed separately for your project.