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Align the brief
Category, quality bar, US or Canadian market requirements, and who on your team approves each decision.
Apparel product sourcing across seven development ranges
Zero Yards International coordinates private label and OEM programs from Dhaka for US, Canadian, and European buyers. Hover a range to see the garment. Then pick how you want to start.
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BGMEA member, Dhaka, serving US, Canadian, and European buyers
Product Ranges
Seven families on the sample board
07 ranges / Your label
01DenimJeans, jackets, shorts02WovenShirts and overshirts03KnitwearSweaters, cardigans, knit pants04Fleece and loungeHoodies, joggers, lounge sets05Tees, polos, and training knitsCrews, polos, henleys, training knits06OuterwearPuffers, parkas, blazers07UtilityCargo and work-inspired bottomsPrivate label / OEMZY / 01
Denim
Wash direction, hardware notes, and quality checkpoints stay tied to the brief.
Also discussed by brief: Undergarments, body warmers, and activewear constructions can be reviewed against the same coordination model when the brief is clear. Send that brief.
Partners
Brands we have served
How We Support
One thread from brief to shipment
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Develop and sample
Specs, materials direction, and fit rounds with clear notes your team can act on across time zones.
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Follow production
Progress visibility, inline and pre-final checks, and escalation when a buyer decision is needed.
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Ready the shipment
Packing readiness, export documents, and FOB goods-release support kept in one thread.
Start Routes
Three ways to open a program
Route AStart from a tech pack
Send measurements, construction notes, and reference images. We review the pack, confirm open points, and propose a sampling plan.
Route BStart from a reference
Point at a style in the collection room or share a physical reference. We map construction, materials direction, and the approval path.
- Route C
Start from a concept
Bring a sketch, a target customer, and a market. We help turn the concept into a reviewable brief before any sampling talk.
Brief Readiness
What makes sampling move faster
The garment
Category, construction direction, and whether the style is new or carryover.
The references
Tech pack, images, or a physical sample, with fixed details marked separately from open ones.
The measurements
Size set, key points of measure, and the fit reference your team approves against.
The materials
Fabric and trim direction, colour references, and care or label notes where known.
The market
Destination country, labeling needs, and documentation your team requires.
The owners
Named buyer-side contacts for product comments, quality approval, and shipment decisions.
Planning Guidance
Planning language you can use internally
- Starting quantities
- Many basic knit or casual styles can often start in the low hundreds of pieces per style, depending on fabric, factory, and complexity.
- Production window
- Plan around 60 to 90 days after sample approval and order confirmation, plus freight.
- Costing drivers
- Fabric, trims, finishing, volume, compliance needs, and freight shape FOB. Share a brief for current direction.
- Market calendars
- US and Canadian programs usually need a longer ocean calendar than Northern Europe. Share the warehouse or in-store date early.
FAQ
Product questions, answered plainly
Is this page a catalog we can order from?
No. This page maps seven development ranges with product photographs from the collection room. There are no prices, carts, SKUs, or inventory. Each range opens a WhatsApp conversation so development starts from your brief.
Which product families do you coordinate?
Denim, woven tops, knitwear, fleece and lounge, tees and polos, outerwear, and utility bottoms. Undergarments, body warmers, and activewear constructions can be discussed against the same model when the brief is clear.
How is this page different from the collection room?
The collection room holds style references you can browse. This page explains the ranges as a sourcing program and how Zero Yards International supports development, sampling, production, quality, and shipment readiness.
How is this page different from the private label page?
This hub helps you locate your product range and prepare a brief. The private label and OEM apparel page explains how brand programs move from brief and sampling into coordinated bulk production.
What quantities and timing should we plan around?
Many basic knit or casual styles can often start in the low hundreds of pieces per style, depending on fabric, factory, and complexity. Plan around 60 to 90 days after sample approval and order confirmation, plus freight. Exact terms follow a real brief.
Do you own factories?
Yes. We operate our own factories and an associated production network. We still coordinate each program against the buyer brief rather than selling only one mill's capacity. Request certificates and license numbers from our compliance team.
Certifications across our factory network
Our own factories and associated network hold the following industry certifications. Documentation is available to customers on request.
Badges are generic markers, not official certifying-body logos. Request certificates and license numbers from our compliance team.
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