Our team can work with you on your new clothing collection with the experience to take your vision to production, from womenswear, menswear, kidswear and babywear, to knitwear, sportswear, technical wear, streetwear, athleisurewear and specialist products like reusable nappies and reusable menstrual pads.
Our project management services are perfect for businesses that don’t want to get tied up on technical production issues or lack the knowledge of clothing manufacturing. We use reliable and transparent overseas and UK clothing manufacturers, depending on your needs. You can then focus on marketing and selling your collection. We work with global businesses and have international clients that value the ‘Made in Britain’ brand. We have experience in project managing production for companies in India, China, North America, Scandinavia, France and the UK.
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‘The biggest benefit of Bridge & Stitch is their expertise. Without them launching a clothing line was far too big to handle alone. Their supplier network was extensive, Rachael is super-efficient and wholly transparent.’
‘I wanted ‘made in UK’ and needed to find manufacturers. Bridge & Stitch has a network of UK factories and helped me source the right fabrics – soft, comfy and stretchy but with a certain amount of sustainability.’
‘I wanted a premium product and there was a complexity in bringing it to market and making it viable for modern life. So, I used Rachael’s expertise. They helped design the product with the right materials for hygiene.’
Learn how Bridge & Stitch helped founder Pippa create new outdoor waterproof collection for kids, Dunk. Designed for durability, fun, and made in the UK.
Learn how we helped Silversnug as a new babywear brand, designed for keeping babies safe, cosy, and protected from some EMF WIFI rays.
Gelsu sportswear founder launched his own ethical sportswear brand specialising in stylish high-end quality UK-made garments born, designed, and made in England.
“You should outsource anything you are not an expert in. If you aren’t the expert, there are people out there who are, and you are better off paying for their time and saving your time for doing what you do best. Bridge & Stitch was that expert with the knowledge I didn’t have.”
Sourcing a UK factory can be hard work and there are a number of barriers that you may face. Possible barriers Language and terminology being used that you are perhaps unfamiliar with. Factories not having websites or any internet presence. Difficulty getting hold of the decision maker. Not being prioritised as your quantities may be…
There are 8 important considerations when manufacturing baby clothes, largely around health and safety requirements. 1. Fabric Consider what fabric you are using. Natural fabrics are best, with cotton being most popular in children’s clothing. In particular, OEKO-TEX 100 Standard certified fabrics are popular as they have not been treated with harmful chemicals that could irritate the…
This week we were given our total profits for 2021 to calculate our yearly donation to One Tree Planted. What a great result, we will be funding the planting of 611 trees! This would not have been possible without the support of our clients. Choosing Bridge & Stitch allows a small percentage of their fee…
Below is a simplified list of the steps that are involved in developing a clothing collection. This takes your ideas from concept to production, ready to deliver to your clients. 1. Design Design is one of the most important steps in creating a clothing collection. Think about your target customer, the end use of the…
Thinking of starting a clothing brand and don’t know where to begin? Here are two options that could help you to work out which route is most suitable for you. Like most things, money has a large role to play in anything and everything that we do. This is also true when developing a clothing…
Are you venturing into the world of designing and producing your own clothing collection? If so, the first step in the process is to turn your ideas and sketches into fully formed designs. Designs are produced using CAD – Computer Aided Design often using Adobe Illustrator The main pitfalls when designing clothes Remember to consider…
