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Garment manufacturing · Faisalabad, Pakistan

Garmentmanufacturingbuilt forglobal brands.

Manufacturing garments in Faisalabad since 2015, Dilshad & Sons (Private) Limited helps brands and wholesale buyers take products from development to bulk production through a structured, quality-focused process.

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Operator guiding fabric under a sewing machine needle
  • Development
  • Sampling
  • Bulk production
  • Quality control
  • Packing
  • In production since 2015

    Over a decade manufacturing garments in Faisalabad.

  • Direct from the factory

    You work with the production floor, not a trading layer.

  • Development to bulk

    Specification, sampling and bulk run handled as one process.

  • Built for private label

    Production under your brand, to your sealed sample.

What we manufacture

Built to your product, not to a catalogue.

Every enquiry is reviewed against the specification you send. We confirm what we can produce, how it should be constructed and what it will cost — before anything is committed.

OEM & private label

Your brand.Our production.

We manufacture for buyers who sell under their own label. Your specification, your labels, your packaging — produced against a sample you have approved in writing.

Men's t-shirts lined up on hangers
  • Custom garment development

    Your product, built to your specification rather than adapted from a catalogue.

  • Fabric sourcing

    Fabric selected against your quality, hand-feel and price targets.

  • Pattern development

    Patterns graded to your size set and fit comments.

  • Sample development

    Development, fit and pre-production samples before bulk is released.

  • Labels

    Your brand, size and care labels applied to your placement specification.

  • Hang tags

    Hang tags attached to your artwork and placement instructions.

  • Polybags & folding

    Folding and bagging to the presentation standard you specify.

  • Inspection

    Checked against the sealed sample before packing is signed off.

  • Printing

    Screen printing and other print methods, matched to your artwork and fabric.

  • Embroidery

    Embroidered logos and artwork, approved on the sealed sample.

How production runs

A defined process, from enquiry to dispatch.

Every order moves through the same ten stages. You always know which stage your production is in and what has to be approved before it moves to the next.
  1. 01

    Enquiry

    You send the product, quantity and target market. We confirm whether the requirement fits our production setup before anything else.

  2. 02

    Product / tech pack review

    We review your tech pack, reference sample or product images and come back with the questions that actually affect cost and construction.

  3. 03

    Costing

    A written quotation against a defined specification — fabric, construction, trims, branding, packing and quantity — so the price can be compared line by line.

  4. 04

    Development

    Fabric and trim sourcing, pattern development and construction decisions are finalised against the approved specification.

  5. 05

    Sampling

    A sample is produced for your review, with measurements and construction documented against the spec sheet.

  6. 06

    Approval

    Comments are applied and revised samples are issued until you approve fit, fabric, colour and branding in writing.

  7. 07

    Bulk production

    Cutting and stitching run against the approved sample and an agreed production plan, with progress reported through the run.

  8. 08

    Quality control

    In-line and end-line checks on measurement, workmanship and finishing, with defects pulled back for correction before packing.

  9. 09

    Packing

    Folding, tagging, polybagging and carton packing to your packing list, with assortment and carton marks verified.

  10. 10

    Shipment

    Goods are prepared for dispatch with the documentation your forwarder or buying office requires.

Inside the factory

The floor behind the quotation.

Production is our own operation, not a booking made on your behalf. Buyers are welcome to visit, send an inspector, or ask for a video walkthrough of the line running their order.

  • CuttingMarker planning and bundle control before panels reach the line.
  • StitchingLines run to the approved sample with checks inside the run.
  • Finishing & packingMeasured, pressed, tagged and packed to your packing list.
Stitching lines running in a garment factory
Cutting fabric by hand with shears
Trimming a seam at an industrial sewing machine
Men's dress shirts folded and organised on shelves

Quality

Quality is built into the process.

Inspection is scheduled into the production plan, not added at the end of it. Faults found inside the line are corrected while correction is still cheap.
  1. 01

    Incoming material inspection

    Fabric and trims are checked on arrival against the approved specification before they are released to cutting.

  2. 02

    In-line checks

    Checks inside the running line so construction faults are found while they can still be corrected cheaply.

  3. 03

    Measurement checks

    Garments are measured against the approved size set and tolerance, not against an operator’s judgement.

  4. 04

    Workmanship inspection

    Stitching, seams, trims and attachments are inspected against the sealed sample.

  5. 05

    Finishing check

    Pressing, trimming and presentation are verified before the garment moves to packing.

  6. 06

    Final inspection

    A final check on the packed lot before it is released for dispatch.

  7. 07

    Packing verification

    Assortment, quantities, labels and carton marks are verified against your packing list.

International buyers

Set up for how sourcing teams actually work.

We are developing manufacturing partnerships with international brands, wholesalers and sourcing teams, and our process is organised around the documentation and approvals those buyers require. Start with our overview of working with a garment manufacturer in Pakistan.

  • Specification-led quoting

    Quotes are issued against a written specification so your costing team can compare line by line.

  • Sealed-sample production

    Bulk runs against a sample you approved, which is also what the inspection team checks against.

  • Buyer inspection welcome

    Your own QA, a buying office or a third-party inspector can attend before shipment.

  • Documented packing

    Assortment, carton marks and quantities verified against your packing list before dispatch.

Why Dilshad & Sons (Private) Limited

Reasons a buyer can actually verify.

No superlatives. These are structural facts about how the factory is set up and how an order is run — each one is something you can test on your first project.
  • Direct manufacturing

    You deal with the factory that makes the garment, not a trading layer between you and production.

  • Structured production

    Specification, sealed sample and packing list are agreed in writing, then production is run against them.

  • Responsive communication

    One point of contact through development, sampling and the bulk run, in English.

  • Private-label support

    Built for buyers producing under their own brand rather than buying stock designs.

  • Quality-focused workflow

    Inspection is part of the production plan, not an afterthought at dispatch.

  • Flexible development

    A tech pack is welcome, but a reference garment and a clear brief are enough to start.

  • Export-oriented process

    Documentation, packing and inspection steps are organised around how overseas buyers actually work.

Have a productin mind?

Send us your product details, reference images or tech pack and our team can review your manufacturing requirement.