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[siteorigin_widget class=”SiteOrigin_Widget_Features_Widget”]I often get emails from people wishing to start their own companies and asking that I help them find a\u00a0manufacturer. Believe it or not finding a good manufacturer is probably the second biggest challenge when\u00a0starting\u00a0a fashion company, second only to successfully wholesaling your product. I know of many, many production nightmares, and now I am adamant that a good, reliable manufacturer is essential to start a fashion company.<\/span><\/p>\n

Denim requires specialist manufacturing and machines.<\/span><\/p>\n

Basically, you can\u2019t really start selling, or even promoting your company without solid manufacturing, unless you plan on making the production runs yourself. There are two main reasons for this. Firstly, the\u00a0samples\u00a0you show to buyers must be close to identical to the ones you will be delivering when they place an order. If you are making delicate bias-cut chiffon dresses, you need to make sure that you can find a factory who will be able to make them as nicely as you can make them in your studio. Secondly, you cannot cost a garment\u00a0without\u00a0knowing how much it will cost in production. I have tried to do this before (with another company), it was a disaster. You usually can\u2019t guess how much it will cost in production, and you must have accurate production prices to properly calculate your wholesale or retail prices.<\/span><\/p>\n

So here are the steps I would suggest you go through, if you are looking to start your own fashion company, and need to find production.<\/span><\/p>\n

1. Figure out what you are making.\u00a0Different countries make different items. For example, with footwear, the big manufacturing countries would be China, Italy, Spain, or a few places in South America. You won\u2019t get high quality shoes made in Canada, so don\u2019t expect to produce there. Specialist products (lingerie, footwear, high tech clothing) are usually only produced properly in a handful of places. If you are doing something quite basic, like tailoring or jerseys, then there are more options.<\/span><\/p>\n

Gucci has a Made in Italy label on all of their bags, although this only means the last few steps are done in Italy. Rumour has it they get the first steps manufactured in China.<\/span><\/p>\n

2. Determine your product\u2019s price point.\u00a0If you are going to be making t-shirts and you want them to sell in stores for $30 (which\u00a0means\u00a0you have to sell them to stores for $10-$15), then you\u2019ll have to be looking overseas (most likely to Asia) for production. If you want to make $5,000 suits, then you can pretty much go anywhere that knows how to make suits. \u00a0But the likelihood is that\u00a0initially\u00a0you will struggle to get the price you want, so figure this out and work backwards. Keep in mind that sometimes your margins need to be a bit lower at the beginning because your quantities will be smaller.<\/span><\/p>\n

3. Think about where you\u2019d like the product made.\u00a0Chances are, the price will in some way dictate this, but if it is a priority (ex. part of your concept is producing locally), then this could be step 2. For\u00a0The Sleep Shirt, we wanted the product made in Canada, so I researched factories here, and knew my margins would be low at the beginning, because my quantities are so small. If you are open to options, then research as many as possible. Many people tend to think China=cheap, but with their long lead times and\u00a0expensive\u00a0shipping (unless you are doing it by sea) it can sometimes make sense to produce closer to home.<\/span><\/p>\n

4. Start to research manufacturers.\u00a0This is tough. So few manufacturers are easy to find online, so few good ones even have proper websites. Here are a few tips:<\/span><\/p>\n

Ask around. If you have contacts in the industry, find out who they use.<\/span>
\nSpeak to your suppliers (if you have any.) You may have already sourced some fabrics, materials, or services, so ask those contacts if they have any recommendations.<\/span>
\nOnline searches. Very difficult, and SO many to sort through, but I\u2019ve found good ones this way.<\/span>
\nOther industry sources: trade magazines, websites, tradeshows, etc\u2026 tend to have information on manufacturing. You need to be a detective here, but sometimes it can be worth it.<\/span><\/p>\n

Manufacturing in China or the Far East can be inexpensive, but watch out for high duty and shipping prices.<\/span><\/p>\n

5. Interview your manufacturer.\u00a0Once you have a shortlist of potential factories, you need to contact them and find out if they are right for you, and whether they are willing to work for you. Note that you should not approach them with the frame of mind \u201cI am a customer\u201d\u00a0because\u00a0manufacturers are difficult to work with and good ones are PRECIOUS. Approach them with the tone of \u201cI am a great company and I\u00a0would\u00a0be thrilled if you\u2019d be willing to work with me.\u201d Here are a few questions to ask:<\/span><\/p>\n

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Are they taking new customers?<\/span>
\nWhat kind of products do they produce?<\/span>
\nWhat brands do they work for?<\/span>
\nWhere do they manufacture (some companies may be based one place, but manufacture somewhere else.)<\/span>
\nWhat are average prices (ex. since I am making shirts for The Sleep Shirt, just knowing the price of a classic men\u2019s shirt gives me a good indication of what their price points are like.)<\/span>
\nWhat services do they provide? Can they do patterns, grading, samples, fabric sourcing, packaging, etc\u2026 As a smaller company, it often makes sense to source these things through the manufacturer, as they may have better buying power, and therefore get better prices. (On that note, they will probably add a commission to the materials they source.)<\/span>
\nWhat are their minimums? This is the minimum amount of product they will produce for you in one order. Don\u2019t just ask number of pieces, ask about whether this is per shape, colour, and size. For example, a company that has a minimum of 500 pieces per order is not much, however a company that does 500 per piece per colour per size is a whole different story, if you are selling 8 different styles of shoes with 4 colour options and 5 sizes in each one (that\u2019s a minimum order of 80,000 pieces, by the way.)<\/span>
\nDo they have terms for companies? What are their credit terms? More on this below.<\/span>
\nAre they scaleable? You may only need 500 pieces at the beginning, but what if you get an order for 10,000? Can this factory fill an order of that size?<\/span>
\nIf you are satisfied with most of the answers to the above questions, it is time to trial the manufacturer.<\/span>
\n6. Send them drawings.\u00a0Now that you think you\u2019ve found someone who might work, send them drawings, technical sheets, fabric swatches, research, whatever, and ask them to look it over and tell you whether they think it is something they can make. Remind them of your quantities. You\u00a0should\u00a0also give them a rough price point (if you know what is reasonable) and ask them whether it will be possible for them to work at that price point, and if not, what it would be. They should be able to get back to you about this quite quickly, usually a manufacturer knows straight away whether it will be something they can make or not.<\/span><\/p>\n

Broderies Lesage in France is one of the most famous embroidery studios. If you can;t afford them, India is the next best place for extremely high quality embroidery.<\/span><\/p>\n

7. Check your calendars.\u00a0If you think this manufacturer will work, then make sure they have the time to help you. Give them a rough estimate of your\u00a0collection\u00a0and production schedule. You may not know quantities just yet, but come up with some estimates, and see if they can squeeze you in. You don\u2019t want them to make you a sample collection, only to find out their production is booked solid for four months.<\/span><\/p>\n

8. Have them make and cost a sample.\u00a0Once you\u2019ve confirmed the calendar, you can send them a pattern, fabric (unless they are sourcing it), and a sample (if you have one) and they can make you a first prototype. This is a great way for you to check their quality and construction, and this also gives them the opportunity to properly price the item. If there are any changes needed to the sample, get them to produce another one. And make sure your technical sheets are 100% accurate, so there is little room for errors! Mistakes are expensive.<\/span><\/p>\n

9. Negotiate terms.\u00a0If the sample is good, and you want to go ahead and work with this factory, you\u2019ll need to negotiate (or at least agree on) prices and terms. Note that you\u2019ll have very little\u00a0negotiating\u00a0power at the beginning, which is normal, but make sure that in future you will be able to get the prices and terms you need. At the\u00a0beginning, if quantities are small, prices are likely to be high, which means margins will be low. But make sure that you get an idea of what prices will be like when orders are bigger. For example, if you want to pay $20 per t-shirt, but they are charging you $30 for an order of 500 pieces, make sure that when you order 2500, or 5000, that the price will be to your liking.<\/span><\/p>\n

10. Reserve time.\u00a0If you are satisfied with the agreement and the sample, then reserve time. Make sure they have a rough idea of your quantities and schedule, and that they will have time to produce your collection. Get this in writing!<\/span><\/p>\n

11. Get your sample collection made.\u00a0Now you are ready to order your sample collection, which will be the garments you use to show the buyers and eventually, media.<\/span><\/p>\n

12. Sell your\u00a0collection.\u00a0This is the most difficult part of having your own collection! Good luck.<\/span><\/p>\n

13. Put it into production!\u00a0Once you have some orders, or if you are selling the product yourself, you are good to go! Place an order, and make sure to regularly follow up with the factory. They often need hand holding, so check in once a week or so, and make sure they are on schedule.<\/span><\/p>\n

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TIPS:<\/p>\n

Never quit searching once you\u2019ve found one great manufacturer. You ALWAYS need backups, and who knows, the first one might go bankrupt or things may not work out, so you will need someone else you can depend on.
\nDocument all the manufacturers you have contacted, and what the result was. Maybe they make a product that is too cheap for you, but you may want them down the line when you offer a lower-priced option. Or perhaps their minimums are too large, but in theory your quantities will grow and you will always want a manufacturer that can do larger quantities for you.
\nEvaluate them as you go. Do they respond to emails? Answer the phone? Are they quick to get back to you? If I get someone who is impossible to contact or who rarely responds to emails, then I get concerned. It is one thing to deal with this when you are researching manufacturers, a whole other when you just got a huge order from Net A Porter and you are frantically trying to reach your factory to find out if they can make it on time. Reliability is key from a manufacturer, and if they are slow responding or late with their first set of samples, you\u00a0should\u00a0be\u00a0listening\u00a0to the alarm bells.
\nIt is really important that communication with your factory is easy. Do they speak your language? Are the time zones close enough that you\u00a0can\u00a0speak to them during their business hours,\u00a0without\u00a0having to be up at 4 in the morning? This is when manufacturing close to home can make sense.
\nYou can try and get your factory to sign a contract, but note that this is very difficult and complicated. Many won\u2019t, and even if they do, the contract will likely not be worth the paper its printed on. That\u2019s why gut instinct is important in these situations, you want to make sure you trust this person to do the job they say they will. And make sure to keep records of EVERYTHING, so that you can reference it should there be a problem down the line.
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