Manufacturing Process
How knit and woven garments move from approved sample to finished, inspected product, and how we coordinate each stage for our buyers.
Overview
Garment Manufacturing & Coordination
ABM International’s business includes garments manufacturing as well as manufacturing coordination for buyers. For every order we confirm with the buyer, in writing, how and where production will be carried out and who is responsible for each stage.
Whichever arrangement applies, the same principles hold: production follows the approved sample and specifications, quality is checked throughout, and the buyer is kept informed.
Knit and woven garments
Knit Garments
Garments made from knitted fabrics or knitted panels, typically offering stretch and comfort.
- T-shirts and polo shirts
- Long sleeve polo shirts
- Sweatshirts and hoodies
- Knitwear and jersey tops
Woven Garments
Garments made from woven fabrics, offering structure and a crisp finish.
- Formal and casual shirts
- Checks, stripes and solids
- Denim and chambray styles
- Jackets and outerwear
Production Stages
From Development to Finished Garment
Product Development Coordination
We coordinate sample development based on the buyer’s tech pack or references. Fit, fabric, trims, colours and measurements are reviewed and revised until the buyer approves the sample, which becomes the standard for bulk production.
Cutting
Fabric is laid and cut to approved patterns. Cut panels are checked for accuracy, shade consistency and defects, then bundled and labelled for sewing.
Sewing
Garments are assembled on the sewing line following the approved construction details, with seam, stitch and workmanship checks during production.
Finishing
Thread trimming, pressing, labelling, folding and packing are completed according to the buyer’s finishing and packing instructions.
Quality Checkpoints
Checked Throughout Production
Quality checkpoints run alongside each production stage, from fabric inspection to final inspection and needle and metal control.
- Fabric Inspection
- Cutting Quality Control
- Sewing Quality Control
- Inline Inspection
- Final Inspection
- Measurement Checking
- Needle & Metal Control
Order Workflow
Eight Steps from Inquiry to Shipment
Buyer Inquiry
You share your product idea, quantities and target delivery.
Requirement Discussion
We review design, fabric, trims, sizes and quality expectations.
Product & Specification Confirmation
Samples and specifications are confirmed and approved.
Price & Order Confirmation
Price, quantity and terms are agreed in a purchase order.
Material & Production Planning
Materials are sourced and the production schedule is planned.
Production & Quality Inspection
Garments are produced with inline quality checkpoints.
Final Inspection
Finished goods are checked against approved standards.
Shipment Coordination
Packing, documents and dispatch are coordinated.
Actual timelines depend on order requirements, material availability and written confirmation. Our standard stated production lead time is 60 days per order. See the business terms.
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