Streetwear Brands
Custom garments built around your own fit, artwork and identity.
Streetwear manufacturing partner
Streetwear Manufacturing Built Around Your Brand
CUTVANE works with clothing brands to develop and manufacture custom T-shirts, hoodies, shorts and sweatpants.
Our focus is heavyweight fabrics, oversized and boxy silhouettes, vintage-inspired finishes and flexible private label, OEM and ODM development.
Who we are
CUTVANE is built to support brands that need more than basic blank garments.
We combine fabric selection, fit development, printing, embroidery, washing, distressing and private label details into one production process.
Whether you are developing a new collection or sourcing an existing design, the goal is to turn clear product requirements into production-ready garments.
Production in practice
A practical view of the production stages that support custom streetwear development. Each project is confirmed against its own fabric, construction and customization requirements.






Built for B2B projects
Custom garments built around your own fit, artwork and identity.
A clear development path for a first or next collection.
Production with custom labels, tags and packaging.
Customized production for buyers sourcing streetwear in volume.
We work on B2B manufacturing projects rather than direct-to-consumer retail orders.
Core range
Heavyweight, oversized, boxy and vintage-washed T-shirts.
Explore →02Heavyweight, oversized, boxy, washed and zip-up hoodies.
Explore →03Sweat shorts, heavyweight shorts, baggy fits and washed styles.
Explore →04Heavyweight, baggy, wide-leg, straight-leg and jogger styles.
Explore →Streetwear is in the details
Fabric weight, shoulder position, width, length, wash, print texture, embroidery and finishing all shape the final product.
Develop the structure, weight and hand feel required for modern streetwear.
Build oversized, boxy, drop-shoulder, baggy and custom silhouettes.
Use washing, dyeing, fading and distressing to create a distinct identity.
Combine printing, embroidery and appliqué where technically suitable.
From idea to production
Each project starts by understanding the garment you want to create.
Tech pack, artwork, measurements, references or concept.
Fabric, fit, construction, decoration, washing and branding.
Develop the garment against the confirmed sample requirements.
Confirm fit, fabric, colors and customization details.
Manufacture to the approved specification and complete the agreed checks before packing.
Before bulk production
Sampling creates a physical reference for the garment before production quantities are committed.
We review fabric, GSM, measurements, construction, artwork, wash, trims and labels before developing the sample.
Your feedback is used to confirm or revise fit, color, placement, workmanship and finish before approval.
Quantity, size breakdown, colorways, packing and the final specification are confirmed before production begins.
Quality control
Quality checks are based on the approved sample and final project specification.
Key garment measurements and size requirements.
Construction, seams, trims and visible finishing.
Artwork placement, embroidery, wash and brand details.
Labels, folding, polybags and confirmed packing requirements.
Your product / your identity
Choose the development path that matches how much product information your team already has.
Add main labels, size labels, care labels, hang tags, selected trims and brand-ready packaging.
Manufacture from your completed tech pack, measurements, artwork and confirmed product specification.
Build a product direction from references, required fit, fabric, finish and branding details.
Transparent starting points
Final MOQ may vary depending on fabric, colors, construction and customization requirements.
Why CUTVANE
The same core product direction stays visible across sampling, production and brand finishing.
T-shirts, hoodies, shorts and sweatpants developed around streetwear requirements.
Fit, fabric, wash, decoration and branding reviewed as one product.
A physical sample provides the reference point before bulk approval.
Category-based starting quantities help brands plan realistic projects.
Common questions
A practical overview before you send a project.
We work with streetwear brands, emerging labels, private label businesses and apparel buyers developing garments in production quantities.
Yes. Reference garments, measurements, artwork and written requirements can be reviewed as an ODM starting point. Clearer information helps us define the sample more accurately.
Yes. Sampling is used to confirm fit, fabric, construction, color and customization details before bulk production is approved.
Yes. Main labels, size and care labels, hang tags, selected trims and packing requirements can be included in the project specification.
Quality checks are based on the approved sample and confirmed requirements, including measurements, workmanship, decoration and packing.
Project ready?
Tell us what you are developing and send your design, tech pack or reference images. We’ll review the requirements and help determine the next step.