There is no single manufacturing price that applies to every garment.
Two products that look similar may have significantly different production costs because of their materials, construction, and finishing requirements.
The Main Cost Factors
Fabric: Composition, weight, quality, sourcing location, and purchasing quantity affect material costs.
Trims: Buttons, zippers, lining, labels, and packaging add to the overall cost.
Construction: Complex sewing operations, structured garments, and specialized finishing generally require additional labor.
Development: Pattern making, technical documentation, and sampling may involve separate charges.
Quantity: Larger orders can sometimes reduce unit costs by improving purchasing and production efficiency.
Logistics: Shipping, insurance, customs duties, and taxes depend on the agreed trade terms and destination.
How Can Brands Control Costs?
Start by preparing clear product specifications.
Distinguish essential design features from optional customization.
Where appropriate, consider available fabrics and standard trims rather than developing every component from scratch.
Most importantly, compare quotations based on equivalent specifications and trade terms.
Work with SHAMARSPO
We help clients evaluate garment requirements and coordinate suitable development and manufacturing solutions.
Request a quotation: Send us your sketches or Tech Pack, target quantities, material requirements, and delivery destination.