1. Third-party Manufacturers
One key similarity between white labelling and private labelling clothing is that they both often utilize third-party manufacturers. This simply means that neither the retailer nor the original brand actually manufactures the product themselves—it’s contracted out to someone else who specializes in production.
It can be more cost-effective for brands, small or large, to contract out manufacturing than try to do everything themselves since it requires investing in expensive machines, warehouse space, etc. By contracting a manufacturer instead of building their own infrastructure for production, companies can avoid these costs and still end up with a quality product. When done right, customers won’t be able to tell whether it was produced by the retailer or brand or not!
If you too are looking for a certified and trusted third-party manufacturer for your clothing line, then consider checking out Lanwo Clothing. They are based out of Dongguan City, China and they specialize in pattern creation, sample making, even mass scale production!
