Fabric & GSM
Cotton or blends; custom weight and hand feel.
What to specify: Send your target GSM, composition and a reference for drape or structure. If the weight is undecided, describe the intended season and feel.
Custom manufacturing / T-Shirts
Create heavyweight, oversized, boxy and vintage-washed T-shirts built around your brand.
CUTVANE supports custom fabrics, fits, printing, embroidery, washing, labels and packaging for private label and OEM/ODM production.

HEAVYWEIGHT / BOXY / WASHED
Explore fabrics, fits & finishes
Choose a style as a reference for your project. Open its details to compare fabric, fit, construction and finishing, then tell us what you would like to customize.
Use an existing style as a development reference, then identify what your version must retain or change. Fabric weight alone does not define the silhouette, neck construction, wash or decoration.
The named styles are references, not confirmation of your final specification. Confirm composition, target weight, measurements and the combined finish on the agreed sample. If wash performance matters, agree how it will be evaluated; a GSM value or photograph is not a test result.
Silhouette library
From clean heavyweight blanks to washed graphic T-shirts, we help clothing brands develop streetwear pieces with the right fabric, silhouette and finish.
Build a structured, premium feel with heavyweight fabrics developed for streetwear collections.
Develop relaxed silhouettes with wider bodies, dropped shoulders and customized proportions.
Create shorter, wider and more structured fits for contemporary streetwear collections.
Add worn-in character through vintage washing, fading, garment dyeing and distressing.
Develop to specification
Fabric weight and garment shape define how a streetwear T-shirt looks, hangs and feels.
Develop to specification
Turn artwork into production-ready garments with techniques selected for the fabric and required effect.
Develop to specification
Give each piece a distinct streetwear identity with controlled color, fading and surface treatment.
Develop to specification
Integrate brand details from garment development through final packing.
Construction & finish details
See construction and finish details from the selected styles. Final materials, colors and processes are developed to each project specification.


Clear production planning
Send your tech pack, measurements or reference garment. We review feasibility and confirm the essential specifications before sampling.
Samples are generally shipped by express courier. Shipping arrangements for bulk orders are agreed with the customer. Quotations generally include the garments and trims; shipping costs are confirmed according to the customer’s requirements.
For delivery to the United States or Canada, include the destination postal code and your target in-hand date so shipping options and costs can be discussed. Confirm the scope of development and revisions in your quotation; use the sample-cost guide to compare scope before comparing totals.
Final MOQ depends on fabric, colors, construction and customization. Send the quantity breakdown for review; the starting MOQ does not confirm a mix of different styles or colors.
Sampling follows specification confirmation. Bulk production follows sample approval and final production details. Quantity, material availability and special finishes may change these typical timings. Confirm shipping timing separately.
A controlled workflow
Share your tech pack, artwork, reference images or product concept.
We review fabric, fit, construction, decoration, finishing and branding requirements.
A sample is produced for you to review before bulk manufacturing.
Confirm the sample, quantity, colors, sizing and final specifications.
Finished garments are checked before packing and shipment.
Why CUTVANE
Product decisions stay connected from the first specification through sampling, bulk production and brand-ready packing.
Body width, length, shoulder drop and sleeve proportion are reviewed together.
Fabric structure and GSM are aligned before wash and graphic processes are finalized.
Printing, embroidery and specialty surface details can be sampled to match the artwork direction.
Labels, hang tags and packing requirements can be integrated into the final specification.
Practical answers
Our standard MOQ for custom t-shirts starts at 300 pieces. Final MOQ may vary depending on fabric, colors, construction and customization requirements.
Sample development typically takes around 5–7 days after the main product specifications are confirmed. Fabric availability, construction, washing and special finishes can affect the schedule; confirm timing for your design before planning a launch.
Bulk production typically takes around 25–30 days after sample approval and final production details are confirmed. Order quantity, fabric availability and process complexity can affect timing. Ask for a project-specific production and shipping schedule.
Send the quantity breakdown for each style, color and size. Fabric, colors, construction and customization affect the final MOQ, so do not assume the starting quantity can be split across different designs. We review the breakdown before confirming a quote.
Yes. Send reference images or a product concept with your target quantity, fabric preferences and key measurements. The references start the discussion; fabric, fit, artwork, construction and branding specifications still need to be confirmed before sampling.
Yes. We support oversized, boxy, drop-shoulder, relaxed and custom-fit T-shirt development.
Yes. Fabric type, weight, hand feel and garment structure can be developed around your project requirements.
We support printing, embroidery, washing and dyeing, distressing and a range of special finishing techniques.
Project ready?
Send your design, target quantity, fabric requirements and customization ideas. We’ll review the project and help determine the next steps.