Frequently Asked Questions

We manufacture gloves and sportswear. Gloves cover four programmes: combat (boxing, MMA, punching), winter (thermal, waterproof, touchscreen), sports (goalkeeper, gym, cycling, riding) and industrial safety (coated, cut-resistant, heat-resistant, impact, electrical, disposable and leather work gloves). Sportswear covers football kits and tracksuits. Everything is produced in our facility in Sialkot, Pakistan.

We are a manufacturer. Cutting, stitching, assembly, inspection and packing happen in our own facility. Some specialised processes, such as exporting-testing of electrical gloves or sublimation on very high-volume apparel runs, are carried out by long-standing partners under our quality control, and we will tell you when that applies.

Please include your destination country and delivery city in the inquiry. We will confirm whether the product can be supplied to that market, the available freight route and the export documents required before we issue a firm quotation.

Yes. Buyer visits are welcome and we encourage them for first orders. Write ahead so we can schedule production time for a walkthrough of cutting, stitching, inspection and packing. If travel is not practical, we can arrange a video walkthrough of the relevant production line on request.

Yes, a significant share of our clients start with a trial order. We will quote honestly against your target volume. If your quantity falls below our minimum for a given product, we will say so and suggest the nearest specification that can be produced economically at your scale.

MOQs depend on construction. Combat and winter gloves: 100–500 pairs per colourway. Sports gloves: 200–300 pairs. Industrial coated and disposable gloves: 3,000–12,000 pairs because they are produced on automated lines. Football kits: 50 sets per design. Tracksuits: 100 sets per design. Mixed-size runs are accepted within a single colourway.

Yes. Every order starts with a pre-production sample made in the actual materials and dimensions, which you approve in writing before production begins. Sample cost is charged at a development rate and is credited against the bulk order above a stated value. Production samples are normally ready in 10–15 working days.

Standard lead time is 30–45 days after sample approval and receipt of advance payment, depending on quantity and construction. Coated knit and disposable gloves from stock specifications can ship faster. Apparel with heavy sublimation loads and mixed sizing can take longer; the exact date is stated on the quotation and confirmed on the proforma invoice.

Yes. Size ratios can be mixed freely within a colourway. Multiple colourways in one order are accepted; each colourway is treated as a separate minimum for MOQ purposes, but they can ship together on one invoice and one set of export documents.

We inspect against the approved sample before shipment, and you are welcome to appoint a third-party inspection agency at your cost. If a genuine deviation is found after delivery, we will replace the affected units or credit them, provided the issue is raised within 15 days of arrival and the goods are held for inspection. Our full quality guarantee terms are set out in the Return & Quality Guarantee Policy.

Yes. We do not produce a client's design for another buyer, and we will sign a non-disclosure agreement before receiving technical documentation. Patterns developed for a client remain that client's property and are not reused.

Yes, this is our standard model. Depending on the product, we apply your branding by embossing or debossing on leather, high-frequency welding or silicone transfer on synthetics, woven or printed labels, embroidered crests, custom lining tape and printed packaging. We work from your vector artwork and send a branding proof before production.

Yes. We match to Pantone references (TCX for textiles, C for print and packaging). Leather and technical fabrics are dyed to lab dips which we submit for approval before bulk production. Some materials shift slightly between dye lots; the approved lab dip is the standard we hold.

We do. Options include printed polybags, hang tags, header cards, size stickers, barcodes, retail boxes and carton marking to your artwork. For distributor programmes we can also produce shelf-ready inner packs with barcoded packing lists.

Full-grain cowhide leather on professional lines and 1.0–1.2 mm PU or microfibre on volume lines. Padding is layered moulded foam, dual-density for punching gloves and four-layer cores for boxing gloves, with a softer wrist-support layer. Palms are ventilated mesh or open with a padded palm bar for MMA, and stitching is high-tenacity nylon at eight to ten stitches per inch.

Yes. Send a physical sample or detailed photographs with measurements. We will reverse-engineer the pattern, propose equivalent or improved materials for your price point, and produce a pre-production sample for comparison before you commit to bulk.

FOB Karachi is our standard term. We also quote CIF and CFR to your named port, and EXW for buyers with their own freight arrangements in Pakistan. Air freight is available for samples and urgent trials. Incoterms are specified clearly on every quotation and proforma invoice.

We do, as part of the FOB and CIF terms. We issue the commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin, and arrange the bill of lading or airway bill through our freight forwarder. Where a destination requires additional certificates, such as a phytosanitary or test certificate, we will arrange them and state the cost separately.

Products are packed in export-grade cartons sized for palletisation, with inner polybags per pair or set. Cartons are marked with your reference, size ratio, quantity, net and gross weight and country of origin. We can print your own carton artwork if you supply the dieline.

Yes. We produce FBA-compliant packaging including FNSKU labels and box-level carton marking, and ship to third-party logistics warehouses direct. Please provide the labelling and carton specifications before production, as these affect packing and lead time.

The document set depends on the agreed Incoterm and destination. It commonly includes a commercial invoice, packing list and transport document (B/L or AWB); certificates of origin, conformity or product test reports are included only where applicable and confirmed for the order.

For first orders: 30–50% advance by T/T with the balance against scanned shipping documents. We also accept irrevocable Letters of Credit at sight for larger orders, and Payoneer or bank transfer for sample charges. Terms are stated on the proforma invoice and do not change after production begins.

USD is standard. We can invoice in EUR or GBP where the buyer's banking makes that preferable; the exchange basis is fixed on the proforma invoice.

Yes. Material and labour costs are reviewed per season, and we pass on reductions at higher volumes or where a repeat programme allows us to buy material in bulk. We will not lower a price by quietly changing a material grade, if a lower price requires a different specification, we will tell you which one.

Yes, samples are charged at a development rate plus courier cost, because they are made on production machinery in the actual materials. The development charge is credited against the bulk order once it exceeds the stated value, and the courier cost is not credited.