T-shirt manufacturing

T-Shirt Manufacturer for Private Label Brands

S & H Global is a T-shirt manufacturer in Sialkot, Pakistan, for private-label brands, product teams, and sourcing managers developing garments to an approved specification. S & H Global is not a print-on-demand provider. Current capability references cover heavyweight cotton-jersey T-shirts and performance-interlock training tees, with boxy, relaxed, standard, drop-shoulder, set-in, and raglan directions where supported by the product brief. Development covers patterns, fit, fabric composition and GSM direction, yarn and compacting requirements, shrinkage, neck rib and rib recovery, sleeve and hem construction, printing, labels, garment-wash or garment-dye direction, and packing. Sampling is used to approve the garment, artwork, and finishing before bulk production and quality control proceed against the approved specification and reference sample.

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Capability examples

T-shirt capability examples

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Product scope

What T-shirt programs can we develop?

S & H Global currently supports heavyweight structured T-shirts, boxy, relaxed, and standard-fit basics, graphic programs, and performance training tees. Sleeve, neckline, hem, fit, and decoration directions are reviewed against the brief.

  • Heavyweight structured T-shirts
  • Boxy, relaxed, and standard-fit basics
  • Graphic and merchandise programs
  • Performance training tees
  • Running and team apparel

Material direction

Which jersey and interlock directions are supported?

Current references include a 220–280 GSM cotton or cotton-rich heavyweight-jersey direction and a 180–240 GSM polyester-elastane performance-interlock direction. Exact composition, weight, finish, shrinkage, color, and availability are approved by program.

Heavyweight Cotton Jersey

220–280 GSM direction

Cotton or cotton-rich direction

A structured jersey direction for premium T-shirts. Yarn, compacting, shrinkage, neck-rib recovery, and color standard are confirmed by program.

Interlock Performance Knit

180–240 GSM direction

Polyester / elastane direction

An indicative performance direction for fitted and training products. Opacity, recovery, moisture management, and wash performance require approval testing.

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Construction and customization capabilities

Construction capabilities

  • Boxy, relaxed, or standard fit development
  • Drop-shoulder, set-in, or raglan sleeve options
  • Custom neck-rib and neckline development
  • Straight or curved hem options
  • Single-needle, twin-needle, coverstitch, or flatlock directions

Customization and branding

  • Screen print, heat transfer, reflective branding, or embroidery
  • Garment-dye and wash directions
  • Contrast panel and ventilation options
  • Woven, printed, or heat-transfer labels
  • Custom packaging

From brief to packing

How does a T-shirt program move into bulk production?

Development aligns the fit, fabric, GSM direction, neck rib, construction, artwork, labels, and finishing with the brief. Sampling checks the required measurements, neckline, material, artwork, and wash direction before approvals release the program to bulk production and quality control.

  1. 01

    Product development

    Development translates the silhouette into an approved fit, fabric direction, neck and sleeve construction, artwork placement, label system, and finishing specification.

  2. 02

    Sampling

    Samples can be reviewed for body width and length, shoulder and sleeve shape, neckline recovery, material weight and opacity, movement, artwork, and wash appearance.

  3. 03

    Bulk manufacturing

    Bulk manufacturing is scheduled after the fit, fabric, color, artwork, label, finish, and required sample approvals are confirmed.

  4. 04

    Quality control

    Quality checkpoints can cover measurements, neck shape and recovery, seam and hem finishing, artwork size and placement, color appearance, labels, and packing against the approved reference.

  5. 05

    Packing preparation

    Labels, folding, protective packaging, carton requirements, and packing instructions are confirmed against the approved production brief.

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Buyer FAQ

Questions before development

Can heavyweight and performance T-shirts be developed?

Existing capability references cover structured heavyweight cotton-jersey directions and lighter performance-knit training tees. Final material specifications are approved by program.

Which T-shirt fits can be customized?

Current options include boxy, relaxed, and standard fits with drop, set-in, or raglan sleeves, configurable body length, neck rib, and straight or curved hems.

What decoration and labeling options are available?

Existing options include screen print, heat transfer, reflective branding, embroidery, woven labels, printed labels, heat-transfer labels, and configurable packaging, subject to artwork and sample approval.

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