UK Custom Streetwear Clothing Manufacturers

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Custom clothing manufacturing from 50 pieces

NO FUGAZI is a custom clothing manufacturer based and managed in London, producing made-to-order streetwear and athleisure at our own dedicated facility. The minimum order is 50 pieces. Every garment is cut and sewn from patterns developed for your fit rather than printed onto a ready-made blank, and no tech pack is required to get a quote. Samples take 2-3 weeks. Bulk production takes 3-8 weeks after you approve your sample, plus shipping.

We manufacture hoodies, sweatshirts, t-shirts, joggers, shorts, tracksuits, puffer and bomber jackets, caps and headwear, as one piece in a drop or as a full collection. Nothing is held in stock. Fabric is sourced or produced for your order, patterns are developed for your fit and graded across your size range, then every piece is cut, stitched and finished by hand.

You do not need finished designs to start. A sketch, a moodboard, a reference photo or a garment you already own is enough for us to quote from. Pattern development, fit development and the technical work all happen in house.

The garment pages below cover the most-ordered types in detail: the fabric choices, the construction decisions, and the questions we will ask you before quoting. Under them is the full list of every garment we manufacture, from caps and socks to varsity jackets and cargo pants.

UK custom clothing manufacturing at a glance

Custom clothing manufacturing specification

Everything below is standing policy, not an estimate. Where a figure is a range, the range is real and depends on your spec.

Minimum order
50 piecesSpecific designs, colours and fabrics can affect the MOQ. Send your design and we will confirm it for yours.
What we make
Tops, bottoms, sets, outerwear, headwear and accessoriesOver 30 garment types, all cut and sew. Streetwear and athleisure, made to order. We hold no stock garments. The full list is further down this page.
Production method
Cut and sewPatterns are developed for your fit and graded across your size range. We do not decorate ready-made blanks.
Sample lead time
2-3 weeksSampling always comes first. Bulk starts only once you approve.
Bulk lead time
3-8 weeks after sample approvalPlus shipping to your destination.
Tech pack
Not requiredA sketch, a moodboard, a reference photo or a garment you already own is enough. We handle pattern development and the technical work in house.
Fabric
Sourced or produced per orderWeight, composition and handfeel are your call. Pantone colour matching and custom-dyed fabrics are available. Yarn is from OEKO-TEX certified suppliers.
Shrinkage
Pre-shrunk, 1–3% residualEvery cloth we cut is low-shrinkage and pre-shrunk before it reaches the cutting table, so a garment that fits at sample stage still fits after it has been washed. Residual movement is 1–3%, which is inside the tolerance a graded size chart already allows for.
Decoration
Embroidery, 3D puff, appliqué, chenille, screen print, high-density silicone, DTF, sublimation, vinyl, laser engraving, rhinestone, reflective, glow in the dark, acid washCustom labels, woven tags and custom trims are specified alongside. Your garments carry your branding, not ours.
Quality control
4 stagesFabric inspection, in-process checks, post-production inspection and a final pre-shipment review.
Based
London, UKManaged from London; made at our own dedicated facility.
Payment
Bank transferTerms are agreed as part of your quote.
Shipping
WorldwideThe UK is our priority market. We also ship to the USA, Canada, Australia and Europe.
Packaging
Recyclable frosted bags, swing tags, woven labels and custom tissuePolybags are recyclable frosted as standard. Swing tags, tissue and box print are specified with the rest of the trim, not left to the end.
Get a quote on WhatsApp

Send a sketch, a moodboard or a garment you already own. All three work.

What garments do we manufacture?

Six garment types we make most, plus everything else we manufacture listed below. Every one is made to order from 50 pieces at our own dedicated facility. Open a page to see the fabric choices, the construction decisions and what we will ask before quoting.

The full range

Every garment we manufacture

Nothing here is a stock blank. Each one is cut and sewn from patterns developed for your fit, from 50 pieces.

35 Garment types

Tops

Fabric weight comes first, then loopback or brushed fleece, single or double-layer hoods, rib depth at cuff and hem, and the neck: taped crew, ribbed collar, half placket or full zip.

Bottoms

Rise, taper and hem are set on your own block, along with elasticated or drawcord waistbands, patch, welt or zip pockets, cargo pocket count and placement, and a cuffed or open leg.

Sets & loungewear

Sets are developed as one job rather than two, so the fabric, the dye lot, the trims, the drawcords and the labels match across every piece instead of being sourced separately and hoped into alignment.

Outerwear

Shell, fill weight, baffle layout and lining are each specified separately, then zip gauge, pull tabs, storm flaps and rib or elastic hems. Long-line coats and trench-style outerwear sit here too.

Headwear & accessories

Panel count, crown height, closure type and brim shape are the real decisions on a cap: five-panel, six-panel, dad cap or trucker. Embroidery placement on the front panel, side, back strap or under-brim is specified alongside.

Womenswear & studio

Made for existing clients extending an established range rather than as a standalone womenswear service. Same cut-and-sew route, same 50-piece minimum, same sample signed off before bulk.

Sports

Boxing gloves, made to order for gym and fight brands. Different from cut-and-sew apparel, so send the reference and we will come back on what your design needs.

Not on the list? Send the reference. The list is what we make most, not the limit.

Ask about your garment

A sketch, a moodboard, a reference photo or a garment you already own is enough to start.

What can you customise?

Because nothing is pulled from stock, every part of the garment is a decision rather than a default: the fabric it is made from, the colour it is dyed, the way your artwork is applied and the labels sewn into it.

Fabric and colour

Fabric is sourced or produced for your order, so weight, composition and handfeel are set by you rather than by what happens to be on a shelf. Pantone colour matching hits your exact brand colours, and fabric can be custom-dyed where a standard shade will not do. If you are unsure, send us a garment whose weight and feel you like and we will work from that.

Garment dye and acid wash are finishes applied after the piece is made up. They give a softer handle and a lived-in, mottled look where every piece varies slightly. Both are planned in before production, never added afterwards.

How your artwork goes on

Six methods, and the right one depends on the artwork and where it sits on the garment. They can be combined on the same piece.

Embroidery

How it reads
Raised and textured, stitched into the cloth.
Best for
Chest logos, sleeve hits, back-neck and cuff marks. Fine detail and thin type get lost in thread.

Screen print

How it reads
Flat, opaque ink laid onto the surface.
Best for
Large front and back graphics in a small number of solid colours, held consistent across a whole run.

DTF

How it reads
A printed transfer heat-applied to the garment, in full colour.
Best for
Photographic or multi-colour artwork, and runs carrying many different designs.

Sublimation

How it reads
Dye bonded into the fibre, so there is no hand feel at all.
Best for
All-over prints and panel graphics. Needs a polyester-rich fabric and cannot print white.

Chenille

How it reads
Thick, tufted patch with a varsity texture.
Best for
Big letters and heritage looks. It wants scale, because small chenille loses the texture.

Acid wash

How it reads
A finish rather than a graphic, applied to the made-up garment.
Best for
Vintage-look drops where variation between pieces is the point.

Labels, tags and trims

Custom labels, woven tags and custom trims are part of the spec, not an extra service bolted on. Private label and white label are both available, and your garments carry your branding rather than ours.

Every piece is cut, stitched and finished by hand. See how that turns into a finished order on our step-by-step manufacturing process, or look at real garments in our portfolio of custom clothing.

Everything here is cut and sew — made from your own pattern. If you want garments under your own label, private label manufacturing covers how the branding side works.

How do we check quality?

Every order passes four separate checks before it ships. Your approved sample is the reference for all of them.

1. Fabric inspection

Fabric is checked before anything is cut, so a problem with the cloth is caught at the point it is cheapest to fix.

2. In-process checks

Pieces are checked during production rather than only at the end, while there is still time to correct the run.

3. Post-production inspection

Finished garments are inspected against the sample you approved: fit, construction, decoration placement and finishing.

4. Final pre-shipment review

A last review of the order as a whole before it is packed, covering sizes, quantities, labelling and presentation.

How does an order run?

Short version: enquiry, tailored quote, sample in 2-3 weeks, your approval, bulk in 3-8 weeks, 4-stage quality control, then worldwide shipping.

The same six steps apply to every garment on this page. You send your design on WhatsApp and we come back with a tailored quote. We develop the pattern, source the fabric and trims, then make your sample in 2-3 weeks. Once you approve that sample, bulk production takes 3-8 weeks, plus shipping, and every order passes 4-stage quality control before it is packed.

A free sample of each design is included with every committed bulk order. A standalone sample without a bulk commitment is charged. One sample revision round is free, further sample revisions are chargeable, and changes to your quote are always free.

Read the full manufacturing process

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More work, and what each order involved, on our portfolio page.

Custom clothing manufacturing FAQs

Straight answers to what brands ask before commissioning a run.

Can you make a garment that is not on your list?

Can I produce a full collection rather than one style?

Can I mix garment types in one order?

Which print and embroidery methods do you offer, and how do I choose?

Can you source a specific fabric, or match one I already have?

Ready to make something?

Send a sketch, a moodboard, a reference photo or a garment you already own. We will come back with a tailored quote, make your sample first, and start bulk production only once you approve it.

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