Cut-and-sew facilities
Circular-knit capability, machine register, active lines, product classes, and available production windows.
Supplier intake · circular knits
Put open T-shirt capacity in technical context
Fenalt reviews facility and material profiles against product requirements. Share the real machine set, available lines, category experience, and the evidence behind the capacity you submit.
Who should apply
Three profile types for the network
Fabric mills and dyehouses
Knit fabric range, composition, yarn and finishing details, available quantities, and batch evidence.
Stocklot owners
Documented apparel or textile surplus with itemized quantities, grading, origin records, and inspection access.
Qualification path
Four review gates
The sequence helps structure a review; the needed evidence is specific to the facility and active buyer brief.
- 01
Document screening
Review legal and facility profile, machine list, category experience, and submitted records.
- 02
Facility audit
Assess the physical site, line and equipment profile, process scope, and relevant operational evidence.
- 03
Trial sample
Review construction, measurements, material handling, workmanship, and agreed quality checks.
- 04
Capacity matching
Consider qualified profile and open capacity against active buyer requirements and order-specific fit.
Prepare the profile
Show what the floor can do
Machine register
Machine types, gauges where applicable, line layout, active lines, and operation scope.
Capacity window
Current uncommitted capacity and the period it applies to, stated for review.
Quality evidence
Inspection setup, POM controls, sample references, and any current product-specific documents.
Commercial fit
MOQ and order profile. Payment terms remain purchase-order specific.
Textile profile
Composition, yarn, GSM, width, finish, and batch consistency evidence where submitting fabric.
Stocklot records
Itemized quantity, size or roll details, grading, ownership authority, and inspection access.
Supplier questions
Before submitting capacity
Who can submit a T-shirt production profile?
Specialized cut-and-sew circular-knit facilities, fabric mills or dyehouses, and verified owners of export surplus or stocklots may submit relevant capabilities for review.
Does a profile guarantee an order?
No. A profile may be reviewed and considered for matching. It does not guarantee a buyer, order, quantity, or production allocation.
What is the standard MOQ?
The standard managed-production reference is 50 pieces per style. The facility and material minimums still need to be confirmed for each order.
How does qualification work?
Qualification includes document screening, physical facility review, trial sample or stress assessment, and capacity matching. Scope and evidence depend on the facility and product.
What quality and inspection basis is used?
ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 Level II with AQL 2.5 major defects is a planning reference. Agree inspection scope, defect definitions, and POM tolerances for the specific order.
When are supplier payment terms set?
Commercial payment terms are specific to the purchase order and must be recorded in the applicable agreement. There is no universal payment schedule on this page.
Can a facility submit surplus stock as well as capacity?
Yes. Finished apparel stocklots and surplus circular-knit fabrics may also be offered. Include itemized quantities, specifications, condition, and evidence of ownership or authority to sell.
T-shirt capacity profile
Share your facility details
Send the machine profile, product capabilities, open capacity window, and supporting records for review.
Submit a supplier profile