Start Your Project

Wholesale woven apparel

Wholesale Shirts Sourcing & Bulk Production

Source formal shirts, casual button-downs, utility overshirts, or camp-collar styles with controlled fabric, fit, trim, packing, and quality specifications.

Wholesale model

Managed production for woven shirt volume

Fenalt coordinates specialized manufacturing capacity across audited partner facilities for retailers, regional wholesalers, private-label brands, and promotional suppliers. The process covers specification review, fabric preparation, cutting, sewing, pressing, packaging, quality control, and export logistics. The standard MOQ is 50 pieces per style, supporting both small-batch development and commercial replenishment.

Retailers

Seasonal restock volume and retail-ready presentation.

Distributors

Balanced size curves and master-carton inventory.

Private labels

Full-package trims and custom neck branding.

Promotional agencies

Woven blanks optimized for embroidery and heat transfer.

Procurement routes

Blank or private-label sourcing

AttributeBlank wholesale shirtsPrivate-label finished shirts
Primary useImmediate secondary decorationDirect retail sale or proprietary collection
BrandingNeutral tear-away tags or sizing tabsCustom woven labels, satin care labels, branded hangtags
Fabric engineeringStandard poplin or oxford constructionsCustom GSM, Pantone, coatings, and yarn-dyed checks
TrimsStandard polyester four-hole buttonsCustom horn-effect, mother-of-pearl, or branded metal hardware
PackingSolid-size polybag packingPrinted polybags, display hangers, folding boards
MOQ and bulk50 pieces/style; 15–20 days after approval50 pieces/style; 15–20 days from PP sign-off

Product range

Woven styles and fabric constructions

Formal and dress

Stiffened cutaway or spread collars, collar stays, single/French cuffs, French plackets, tailored or slim fits

Casual button-down

Soft rolling button-down collars, chest patch pockets, curved shirttails, box pleats, relaxed fit

Utility and overshirts

Heavyweight work shirts, twin flap pockets, flat-felled double-needle seams, reinforced elbows, split hems

Short-sleeve camp collar

Cuban collars, side vents, straight hems, and relaxed fits for tropical or summer collections

FabricWeightUse and performance
Poplin and broadcloth100–130 GSMHigh-density plain weave for crisp formal shirts and printed patterns
Oxford and pinpoint Oxford140–180 GSMBasket weave with durability, structured drape, and soft hand-feel
Twill and herringbone150–220 GSMDiagonal texture, wrinkle resistance, and elevated lustre
Flannel and yarn-dyed checks180–240 GSMBrushed warmth, soft surface, and precise check alignment

Quality and order planning

Specification controls before dispatch

Construction

Single and double-needle sewing at 12–14 SPI, clean French or flat-felled seams.

Hardware

Buttons, collar stays, interlining, plackets, gussets, and reinforced stress points.

Packing

5-ply cartons, solid or 1:2:2:1 ratio packing, and moisture-protective poly liners.

Inspection

ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 Level II with an AQL 2.5 acceptance threshold.

  1. 1

    Review

    Tech pack, fabric, trims, and volume.

  2. 2

    Match

    Facility capability and capacity.

  3. 3

    Sample

    10–15 days plus 3–5 courier days.

  4. 4

    Approve

    Lock PPS fit, hand-feel, and details.

  5. 5

    Produce

    15–20 days to export dispatch.

  6. 6

    Ship

    DAP courier or FOB export port.

FAQ

Wholesale shirt questions

Does Fenalt maintain stock shirts?

No. Fenalt operates production on demand through audited facilities, tailored to the required fabric, cut, trims, and volume.

What is the MOQ?

The standard MOQ is 50 pieces per style for blank and private-label wholesale shirts.

Can labels and hardware be customized?

Yes. Options include woven neck labels, care tags, branded polybags, hangtags, engraved buttons, mother-of-pearl, and custom snaps.

What are the lead times?

Sampling requires 10–15 days for production plus 3–5 days courier shipping. Bulk production takes 15–20 days after PPS approval.

What delivery terms are available?

DAP is used for small-batch courier consignments and FOB the designated port of export for bulk sea freight.

How is woven fabric controlled?

Lots are checked for GSM, colorfastness, dimensional stability, and pre-shrinkage. Finished garments receive POM, workmanship, and final AQL 2.5 inspection.

Source woven shirts with a managed production plan.

Send your cuts, fabrics, trims, packaging, and volume requirements for a clear commercial quotation and sourcing route.