A heavier hoodie or T-shirt can feel more premium, but it can also change shipping cost and final margin. This guide explains how GSM, packing, carton size, and landed cost affect custom apparel pricing.
Artwork files can delay sampling if size, placement, color, or file format is unclear. Learn what brands should prepare for screen printing, DTF, embroidery, puff print, samples, and bulk QC.
Fabric hand feel affects how custom T-shirts and hoodies look, fit, wash, print, and feel to customers. Learn how GSM, yarn, knit structure, finishing, brushing, shrinkage, and QC shape final quality.
A practical guide to building matching hoodie and sweatpants sets with better fabric GSM balance, color control, fit consistency, washing stability, QC checks, and smoother bulk production.
Private label streetwear can start with blank samples, then grow into custom fabric, fit, printing, embroidery, washing, labels, packaging, QC, and full custom drops.
A premium T-shirt can still look cheap if the neckline loses shape. Learn why neck rib quality matters for heavyweight and oversized T-shirts, from rib fabric and sewing to stretch recovery and after-wash QC.
Your first 100-piece custom clothing order should reduce risk, not create new problems. Learn how to confirm samples, fabric, GSM, artwork, labels, packaging, QC, and reorder details before production starts.
A reorder should not feel like a new product. Learn how fabric swatches, lab dips, wash ranges, print references, and QC notes help keep custom apparel colors consistent.
Labels and packaging are easy to leave until the end, but they can delay the whole order. This guide explains what brands should prepare before custom apparel production starts.
Sourcing custom apparel from China can work well for Australian streetwear brands, but only when fabric, fit, samples, labels, packaging, QC, shipping, and import details are clear before production.
A T-shirt or hoodie can fit well in the sample stage, then change after the first wash. Here’s how shrinkage happens, how it is measured, and what brands should check before bulk production.
A T-shirt sample can look perfect, but bulk production may still feel slightly different. Here’s why fabric, color, shrinkage, printing, sewing, and QC standards should be locked before the order starts.
Artwork files can delay sampling if size, placement, color, or file format is unclear. Learn what brands should prepare for screen printing, DTF, embroidery, puff print, samples, and bulk QC.
Fabric hand feel affects how custom T-shirts and hoodies look, fit, wash, print, and feel to customers. Learn how GSM, yarn, knit structure, finishing, brushing, shrinkage, and QC shape final quality.
A practical guide to building matching hoodie and sweatpants sets with better fabric GSM balance, color control, fit consistency, washing stability, QC checks, and smoother bulk production.
Private label streetwear can start with blank samples, then grow into custom fabric, fit, printing, embroidery, washing, labels, packaging, QC, and full custom drops.
A premium T-shirt can still look cheap if the neckline loses shape. Learn why neck rib quality matters for heavyweight and oversized T-shirts, from rib fabric and sewing to stretch recovery and after-wash QC.
Your first 100-piece custom clothing order should reduce risk, not create new problems. Learn how to confirm samples, fabric, GSM, artwork, labels, packaging, QC, and reorder details before production starts.
Founded in 2001, UNIT-100 is a custom clothing manufacturer, specializing in high-quality T-shirts, hoodies, and other knitwear.