Focus on Bespoke Clothing
Turn your customers’ ideas into garments that stand out
When off-the-shelf just isn’t enough, bespoke manufacturing gives print and garment decorators the opportunity to offer something genuinely different. At Absolute Apparel, its experienced team makes the process simple, from initial concept through to fi nal delivery. Its complete fi ve-step manufacturing service takes care of every stage, including design, fabric and colour selection, fi t development, sampling, production and delivery. Whether your customer needs a unique garment, a specifi c fabric or colour, a customised fi t or distinctive branding, Absolute Apparel can bring the vision to life. With minimum order quantities from just 200 pieces, depending on product type, bespoke production is more accessible than you might think. The company’s global network of trusted manufacturing partners enables us to manage production, quality control and lead times, while maintaining robust ethical sourcing standards. Sustainability is a core belief in Absolute Apparel’s approach. It is GOTS and GRS- certifi ed, a proud SEDEX member and a Better Cotton partner, helping ensure the garments produced meet recognised environmental, ethical and quality standards. It also seeks to reduce its footprint by working with renewable energy and prioritising rail over road to reduce carbon emissions.
Give your customers more choice with a bespoke manufacturing partner you can trust.
www.absoluteapparel.co.uk
Absolute Apparel Beanies, socks and scarves
Branded winter essentials that get worn Winter merchandise works best when it is something people genuinely want to use. Custom knitted beanies, scarves and socks give promotional merchandise resellers a practical way to create co-ordinated seasonal collections that feel considered, wearable and retail-ready. Kingly manufactures fully customised knitted accessories in Europe, giving resellers the
fl exibility to combine colours, patterns, logos and branding across a complete winter range. A single design can be developed across socks, scarves and beanies, helping clients create a consistent look for Christmas campaigns, corporate gifting, sports clubs, events and branded merchandise programmes.
Its manufacturing capabilities support both smaller promotional projects and larger-volume requirements, with fl exible order quantities and short lead times available across selected products.
With European production, extensive colour options and a strong focus on responsible manufacturing, Kingly helps resellers offer winter merchandise that goes beyond a simple giveaway.
The result is a co-ordinated collection that looks good, feels useful and keeps a brand visible long after the campaign is over.
Kingly
www.wearekingly.com Years of bespoke garment decoration A complete start-to-fi nish service
IS Enterprises benefi ts from many years’ experience in Bespoke garment solutions. All orders are sampled and manufactured in-house; this gives you, the customer, the confi dence and guarantee that all your needs are met, regardless of lead time and order size. The company has expertise in materials to ensure that garments meet the customer’s required criteria. It also works with leading testing houses to ensure materials meet
the specifi cations required by the customer. This complete start-to-fi nish service includes meeting with our in-house designers to discuss specifi c requirements such as product design, fabric selection, budget constraints and delivery deadlines.
With the continued investment that IS Enterprise has made in machinery, computer software and training of its skilled machine operators. The company is therefore, without a doubt, one of the country’s leading Bespoke garment specialists.
www.isenterprises.uk www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk IS Enterprise October 2026 | 69 |
Go bespoke with Absolute Apparel
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