Full Package Production Services in Bangladesh
Full package production means one partner carries your order from the first sketch to the shipped carton. At Siatex Bangladesh that partner is us: development, fabric, samples, sewing, finishing and export paperwork all sit under one roof in Dhaka, managed by one team that answers for the whole order, not just a part of it.
Many buyers build a garment by hiring each stage separately - one agent for fabric, another for samples, a factory for sewing - and then spend their own time joining the pieces together. Our full package service removes that workload. Send a tech pack, a reference garment or even a clear idea, and we turn it into a finished, packed product ready for your warehouse.
We run full package programmes for private label brands, importers and retail buyers in the USA, the UK, Germany, Canada and Australia, and for labels selling into Italy, Spain, Sweden and Saudi Arabia. New brands use it to launch without building a supply office; established buyers use it to hand over whole ranges and free their own teams.






Full Package Production Services in Bangladesh for Private Label Clothing Brands
A full package order is a different promise from cut-and-sew work: we take responsibility for everything your garment is made of and everything done to it, from the first costing to the final document set. The sections below explain how that promise is kept, stage by stage, inside one factory and one order file.
1. Product Development From Your Tech Pack or Idea
Every full package order starts with development. Our team studies your tech pack sheet by sheet – measurements, construction, fabric, trims and packing – and flags anything that would cause trouble in bulk before it costs you money. Missing information is never guessed at: we ask, suggest the workable alternative, and record the decision on the order file.
If you have no tech pack yet, we build one with you from a reference garment or a sample you already sell, measuring it, listing its materials and photographing its construction. Buyers who arrive with only an idea get honest guidance on what can be made well in Bangladesh, what it needs, and what it cannot do – before any commitment is made.
Development is also where cost is truly decided: a seam changed, a fabric width used more cleverly, or a stock trim chosen over a special one can move the final price more than any late negotiation.
2. Fabric, Trims and Accessories Sourced for the Whole Order
A full package price covers everything the garment is made of, so sourcing sits inside the service, not on your desk. Our fabric sourcing team secures the knit or woven base to your approved swatch, while our buyers order labels, hangtags, buttons, zips and polybags against the same order file, so every component arrives matched to one specification.
Shade, weight and hand feel are approved by you before bulk cutting, through lab dips and sample lengths sent for your sign-off. Because the same house that sources the fabric also sews the garment, a problem found at the cutting table is solved inside one building, in hours – not argued about between three suppliers in three time zones.
3. Patterns, Grading and Samples Made In House
Our pattern masters draft and grade your patterns in house, and our sample room turns them into proto and fit samples you can hold, measure and wear. The sample development cycle runs until the fit is signed off: your fitting comments come back, the pattern is corrected, and a fresh sample is made – each round recorded, so bulk production follows the final approved version, not an earlier one.
Size sets confirm the grading across your whole size range before a single bulk garment is cut. Pre-production samples, made from the actual bulk fabric and trims, are the last checkpoint: what you approve there is exactly what the line will sew.
4. Cutting, Sewing and Finishing Under One Roof
Bulk production runs on our own floor: fabric is relaxed, checked and cut in our cutting room, sewn on lines set up for your product type, then finished, pressed and packed by the same organisation. Your merchandiser follows the order daily against a critical path and reports progress in plain terms – what is done, what is next, and anything you need to decide.
Because development, sourcing and production share one address, the handovers where orders usually go wrong simply do not happen here. The person who costed your garment can walk to the line sewing it, and the sample you approved hangs in the same building as the bulk it is compared against.
Lines are planned around your delivery date, not filled first and promised later. Before your order is confirmed we check the cutting and sewing capacity against the calendar and tell you plainly if a date cannot be held – an honest answer at the costing stage is worth more than an apology at the shipping stage.
5. Quality Checked at Every Stage, Not Only at the End
In a full package order we carry the quality risk, so checking is built into every stage rather than saved for a final inspection. Fabric is inspected before cutting, garments are checked inline as they come off the line, and finished pieces go through the same quality assurance routine we offer as a standalone service – measurement, workmanship, shade and packing verified against your approved sample.
Faults found early are corrected while the order is still on the floor, when correction is cheap. What reaches the final inspection should confirm the standard, not discover it – and your own inspector, or a third party you appoint, is welcome at that stage at any time.
6. Packing, Documents and Shipment Handled for You
The service ends only when your cartons are on their way. Garments are folded, tagged and packed to your retail or warehouse specification, cartons are marked as you require, and our delivery and shipment desk prepares the export documents and books the sailing or flight against your delivery date, through Chattogram port or by air from Dhaka.
You receive the document set and the shipment details from the same team that made the garments, so a question about a carton can be answered by the people who packed it. One order, one invoice, one team accountable from the first email to the final bill of lading.
Full Package Production for Clothing Buyers in the USA, UK, Germany and Australia
Full package production suits buyers who would rather spend their time on their brand than on chasing suppliers. What follows explains what the service changes for your orders in practice – who answers for what, how your market’s rules are met, and why a well-run first order makes every repeat order simpler.
One Contract, One Team, the Whole Order
A single agreement with us covers the materials and the making, so there is no separate fabric bill, trim bill and sewing bill to reconcile. One merchandising team holds your critical path and reports against it, and a problem anywhere in the chain has one owner: us. Buyers in Italy, Spain, Sweden and Saudi Arabia run seasonal ranges with us this way, sending a season’s styles in one brief and following one thread of updates until the goods ship.
The quotation you receive is itemised in the same spirit: fabric, trims, making, packing and testing shown inside one full package price with its parts visible, so you can see what you are paying for and where a change would move it. Nothing is buried, and the price agreed at approval is the price the order is made at.
Compliance and Testing Matched to Your Market
Full package responsibility includes the paperwork your market demands. Fabrics and finished garments are tested against the rules of where they will be sold: fibre and chemical expectations such as OEKO-TEX and REACH for the UK and Europe, CPSIA requirements for children’s wear going to the USA, and any test protocol your own quality manual sets. Certificates and reports are arranged before shipment, while there is still time to act on them – not after a question arrives from your warehouse.
Built for Repeat Orders, Not Just the First One
Everything approved on your first order stays on its file: the corrected patterns, the fabric record, the shade standard, the packing specification. A repeat order restarts from that approved record, so the fit and colour your customers know hold steady from season to season. Many buyers begin with a single category under full package, prove the arrangement, and then move more of their range onto the same footing.
The same record makes seasonal planning easier. Your size curves, colour ratios and packing standards are already on file, so a new season starts from evidence – what sold, what fitted, what shipped well – instead of from a blank page.
