Product Collections
Are you ordering finished garments or buying cloth for your own cutting room? You’ll find both here, from cotton shirting to the heavier fabrics used in a winter coat.
Garments or fabric by length
The garment collections cover fit and construction. The fabric pages are for buyers who need a particular weight, width or finish.
- Finished womenswear
Specify the cut and size range for a blouse, dress or coat, then finish it with your labels. - Fabric by length
For a fabric order, the useful figures are the cuttable width and the length you need in each color. - Still choosing the material?
A reference outfit or mood board helps us see whether the cloth needs to hold a shape or fall softly.
Browse the collections
The first six collections are finished clothing. The fabric directory and its five fiber families follow.
Each page lists examples and the details we need to discuss an order.
We make dresses, shirts and outerwear to your brand’s size chart, with the labels and finishes you specify.
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A boxy tee and a button-down call for different cottons. See jersey and shirting options alongside fit and sizing details.
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Loose resort shirts, belted dresses and wide-leg trousers show how linen works across a summer range.
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For a blazer, trouser suit or long coat, the cloth needs enough body for the cut. Suiting and coating weights are listed separately.
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A draped blouse or slip dress lets the fabric do much of the shaping. The starting weight range here is 16–22 momme.
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Soft suits and wrap coats in cashmere or a blend, including the heavier double-faced cloth used for outerwear.
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If you know the silhouette but haven’t chosen the fiber, start with this overview of cotton, linen, wool, silk and cashmere.
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Cotton shirting for a collar that stands, jersey for a tee, and heavier cloth for separates that need more structure.
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Pure linen and cotton–linen blends for resort shirts, wide-leg trousers and dresses. Check opacity as well as weight.
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Trouser suiting needs to fall cleanly at the knee; a long coat needs body through the front. See wool weights for each.
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For blouse sleeves, slip dresses and fluid layers, compare swatches in the 16–22 momme range.
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Cloth for a soft jacket or winter coat, with cashmere blends and double-faced options distinguished by weight and use.
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