Round Neck T-Shirts
The core of every wholesale order — clean crew neck tees in 100% combed cotton, cut for a consistent fit across the full size run.
US importers, apparel brands and uniform distributors work with us because everything happens in one unit in Tirupur — fabric, dyeing, cutting, stitching, print and retail-ready packing. One factory, one point of accountability, goods that land ready for your DC.
Everything a buyer normally has to email for. If a figure below does not work for your programme, say so — several of them are more flexible than they look.
For a decade the default answer to "where do we make our blanks" was China. Tariff exposure, concentration risk and rising unit costs have made that answer a lot less comfortable, and India is where a large share of US cotton knitwear sourcing has moved.
Tirupur specifically is the part of India that does cotton knits. The yarn, the dyehouses, the accessory suppliers and the finishing units are all within a few kilometres of each other, which is why lead times here hold up better than in clusters where every input has to travel.
What we add is that we own the process rather than brokering it. Your fabric is knitted here to the GSM your tech pack calls for, shade-matched in our lab, cut on our tables and stitched on our lines.
Single jersey, pique, interlock, rib, French terry and fleece knitted to the GSM your style needs — so fabric quality is decided by us, not by whoever the market has stock from that week.
Reactive dyeing, bio-wash, enzyme wash, compacting and pre-shrinking. Lab-dipped shade matching against your Pantone or physical swatch before bulk goes ahead.
Pattern making, grading, marker planning and bulk cutting, with dedicated stitching lines for knits. Side-seam or tubular, flatlock or overlock, to your construction spec.
Screen, DTG, DTF, sublimation, puff, high-density and discharge printing, plus computerised embroidery. Wash-tested before bulk print runs.
Inline checks at cutting and stitching, plus a final AQL inspection before packing. Third-party inspection agencies are welcome in our unit at any stage.
Retail-ready polybagging, barcode and carton marking, and full export documentation. FOB, CIF and DDP terms handled with our freight partners.
Eight core categories, all built on knits. If your style sits outside this list but is still a knitted garment, ask — the answer is usually yes.
The core of every wholesale order — clean crew neck tees in 100% combed cotton, cut for a consistent fit across the full size run.
Corporate, hospitality and retail polos in pique and interlock, with placket, collar and cuff options built to your spec.
Streetwear blocks in heavier GSM — boxy body, dropped armhole, wide rib neck. Built for print-led brands.
Brushed fleece and French terry hoodies, crewnecks and zip-throughs for autumn/winter programmes.
Moisture-management polyester and poly-spandex tees for gym, team and activewear programmes.
Soft-handle tees, polos and sets for children — with the safety detailing children's buyers are required to check.
We ship from Tuticorin, Chennai and Cochin to every major US gateway. Most of our US buyers run FOB and use their own forwarder; we can also quote DDP to your door through our freight partners if you would rather hand the whole leg to us.
Los Angeles and Long Beach, typically 30–38 days port to port depending on routing and transhipment.
New York/New Jersey, Savannah, Charleston and Norfolk, typically 28–35 days via Suez.
Cotton knitwear from India enters under HTS Chapter 61. We prepare the commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin your customs broker needs — confirm current duty rates with your broker before you cost a programme.
Nothing slows a shipment down like labelling that does not meet US requirements. We apply it here rather than leaving you to relabel in the warehouse.
A short side-by-side of the three knit structures we produce most: how each one feels, how it holds shape, and what it costs you in drape and durability. Two minutes, and it will save a round of sampling.
Watch: jersey vs interlock vs rib US duty rates on apparel change with trade policy, and we are not the right people to advise you on your landed cost — your customs broker is. What we can tell you is that our goods ship with a full set of origin documentation so your broker has what they need to classify correctly.
For a first order we typically work on 30% advance with the balance against a copy of the bill of lading, or on an irrevocable letter of credit at sight. Established buyers move to more open terms over time.
For repeat programmes we can hold greige fabric or finished blanks against a forecast, which cuts replenishment lead time considerably. This is arranged case by case.
Our standard MOQ is 300 pieces per style per colour for stock fabrics, and 500 pieces per colour where the fabric has to be dyed to a custom shade. For a first trial order we can be flexible — talk to us about what you actually need rather than assuming the number is fixed.
Yes. We produce a pre-production sample against your tech pack or a reference garment, typically within 7–10 working days. Sampling is charged, and the cost is credited against your bulk order once it is confirmed.
Most of our export volume is private label. Woven or printed neck labels, market-specific care labels, hang tags, polybags and barcodes are applied in our factory, so goods arrive retail-ready.
We run inline checks at cutting and stitching stages and a final AQL inspection before packing. You are welcome to appoint a third-party inspection agency — SGS, Bureau Veritas, Intertek or your own QA team — and we will give them access to the unit at any production stage.
Send a tech pack, a reference garment, or just a photo and a quantity. We come back with a quote and an honest lead time — usually within one working day.