Bridge & Stitch will help you source an ethical factory that is equipped to produce reusable products that are environmentally friendly, through our full package production management service which is expertly developed to help you take your brand from concept to production, ready for retail.
Passionate about sustainability and reducing environmental impact we work on many passion projects which often require a high-level of research and development to manufacture technically advanced innovative eco-friendly solutions to everyday problems. From developing filtration face masks (pre-Covid) for Cambridge Mask Co., a global mask supplier, to reusable menstrual pads (check out Wear ’em out), nipple pads, incontinence knickers and reusable nappies, we are always keen to take on a new challenge to help reduce waste and products going to landfill.
Often the key obstacle for those embarking on a sustainable clothing brand in the UK is finding the right materials and the best eco reusable clothing manufacturer who are adept at working with often technical materials and complex constructions. That’s where we can help, we specialise in UK ethical clothing manufacturing and have an extensive list of manufacturers you can shortlist for your product development.
Bridge & Stitch have the experience to take your vision from design tech packs to production, with relevant testing and certification to prove the validity and functionality of your eco-products and eco-garments. Our project management services are perfect for businesses wishing to create collections a few times a year who don’t want to get tied up on technical production.
You can then focus on marketing and selling your collection. We work with global businesses with international clients that value ‘Made in Britain’ sustainable garments. We’ve experience in working with British and overseas clothing manufacturers for eco-conscious clothing brands, and project managing production for companies in India, China, North America, Scandinavia, France, and the UK.
For help developing your product and sourcing your eco reusable clothing manufacturer, let’s talk!
“I had no idea when it came to making products until I met with Bridge & Stitch. Rachael listened, was curious about the product, and asked the right questions. When she put it all together, she gave me exactly what I asked for and was easy to work with.”
wear ’em out founder Lauren Derrett
Interview with Gavin Ellys, founder of Gelsu Sportswear Meet Gelsu Sportswear! We met with Gelsu sportswear founder Gavin Ellys to learn how he launched his own ethical sportswear brand specialising in stylish high-end quality UK-made garments born, designed, and made in England. The products handled during interview, are of high-quality and the heavy thick hoodie, very snug…
One of our clients has recently launched his lookbook for his brand; Godfidence. We have been working with him on producing a small menswear range of t-shirts and hoodies – although you can see in the pics below, they look just as nice on ladies. Godfidence aims to sell basic clothing with a new vision,…
The Unspoken Truth is an urban streetwear brand who boast their Made in the UK provenance. We have been working with Jamie Percival on developing their first range which has just launched last Wednesday evening. Their first collection sports printed tees, hoodies and sweaters. Their menswear aims to remain fashion forward, whilst appealing to the average…
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It is always great to see our clients showcase their work, and earlier this month we saw Hannah Myers, founder of Flare Clothing Company, do just that. Flare Clothing Company supplies technical and flattering clothing to girls who love to mountain bike. She spotted a gap in the market for women’s clothing that had a…
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