Company
NO FUGAZI makes custom clothing for brands, from a first sketch to finished, packed production. The work runs across garment development, manufacturing, quality control and the client side of getting each order right.
Current vacancies: none
How we work
A manufacturer, run from London
NO FUGAZI is a London-managed clothing manufacturer with its own dedicated overseas facility. The London side looks after brands, quotes and production planning. The facility cuts, sews, decorates, finishes and checks each order.
Everything is made to order rather than pulled from stock, so the work is always specific: a particular garment, for a particular brand, made to a sample that brand has approved. It suits people who care about detail and who say plainly what is and is not possible. The name means no fakes, and that is the standard we hold the work to.
Areas of work
The work an order passes through
These are the kinds of work involved in making clothing for brands. Any role we advertise will say exactly which of them it covers.
Garment development
Patterns, fit and grading, and turning a sketch or a reference garment into a specification.
Production
Cutting, sewing, decoration and finishing at our own facility.
Quality control
Four checkpoints, from fabric inspection before cutting to a final review before shipping.
Sourcing
Fabric, trims and the other inputs each order needs.
Client services
Briefs, quotes and samples, and keeping brands informed through production.
Creative and digital
The website, our guides and how the work is presented.
Business operations
Planning, logistics and the day-to-day running of the company.
Current opportunities
There are no open vacancies at the moment
When a role opens, it will be published on this page with what it involves and how to apply. Please check back here for future opportunities.
We are not collecting speculative CVs, so please do not send one by WhatsApp or email. We would rather not hold personal information we have no use for.
Here as a brand?
Want something made instead?
If you are planning a clothing range, see how an order runs from first message to delivery, or send us what you have. A sketch, a moodboard or a garment you already own is enough to start.
