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The buyer arranges collection and onward transport from the agreed handover point.
Buyer Information
Irha Apparels provides a practical information layer for private-label, OEM and ODM buyers. Every final commitment is confirmed against the actual product, material, quantity, destination and written commercial scope.
Company story
Irha Apparels works with brands, wholesalers, clubs, retailers and sourcing buyers on made-to-requirement apparel programmes from Sialkot, Pakistan.
The working approach centres on product development, direct buyer communication and coordination of materials, construction, branding, labels and packaging. The aim is a documented production path rather than a generic catalogue promise.
Buyers can schedule a live factory and workmanship video call to discuss the programme and view relevant production activity without exposing another customer’s confidential information.
The business is focused on long-term manufacturing relationships built through clear approvals, realistic quotations and order-specific commitments.
Shipping & Incoterms
Shipping terms are confirmed according to destination, order size, customs requirements and the buyer’s preferred delivery method.
The buyer arranges collection and onward transport from the agreed handover point.
Irha Apparels can evaluate export delivery to the agreed Pakistani port or handover point; the named place and responsibility are written in the quotation.
Cost, insurance and freight to the named destination port may be quoted where suitable; destination clearance and local charges remain defined in writing.
Door-delivered terms may be evaluated for selected destinations and shipment profiles. Availability, duties, customs handling and final-mile responsibility are never assumed.
Any timing shown in a quotation is an estimate based on product complexity, material availability, buyer approvals, quantity, destination and customs conditions. No single universal delivery time applies.
Confidentiality & NDA
Sustainability options
Compliance & documentation requirements
Certification or third-party compliance requirements can be evaluated for the specific order.
No. MOQ depends on the style, material, colour split, sizes, customization and production setup. Share your intended quantities so the team can confirm a workable programme rather than assume a universal minimum.
Sample development and shipping are quoted after the product and customization requirements are reviewed. Any sample fee, payment terms or later bulk-order credit must be agreed in writing.
Material, GSM or leather specification, construction, decoration, quantity, labels, packaging and destination affect the quotation. Manufacturing lead time, freight, duties and clearance responsibilities are confirmed separately for the order.
Yes. Send the product or tech pack, quantity by style and colour, branding, destination and required arrival date. IRHA APPARELS in Sialkot, Pakistan reviews material availability and current production capacity before confirming whether a rush order is feasible. An enquiry does not reserve production capacity.
Ask the team to separate sample approval, bulk production, dispatch and transit time in the quotation. A faster freight service does not shorten manufacturing or customs clearance automatically. Any accelerated schedule, shipping cost and delivery commitment must be confirmed in writing for your order.
Share your target quantity, including sizes and colour splits. Minimum order quantity depends on the garment, fabric or leather, custom dyeing, trims, decoration and production setup. Ask whether available materials or simpler customization could make a smaller programme feasible; there is no universal low MOQ for every product.
Compare manufacturers against your actual product: sample quality, material specifications, fit, communication, written MOQ, total landed cost, quality checks and a realistic schedule. Request a factory verification call and review a sample before bulk commitment. IRHA APPARELS should be assessed against these same criteria; “best” is a buyer decision, not a verified award or ranking.
Use a clear brief: product reference, tech pack if available, fabric and GSM or leather specification, quantity per style and colour, size breakdown, logos, labels, packaging, budget, delivery country and required arrival date. State which details are flexible so the team can review workable options for an OEM or private-label quotation.
Request an itemized quotation for the same specification and quantity from each supplier. Compare garment cost, development and samples, decoration, labels, packaging, freight, duties and any destination fees. A cheap unit price is not the same as the lowest landed cost. IRHA APPARELS confirms pricing after reviewing the actual brief and does not publish an unsupported cheapest-manufacturer claim.
Ask for a sample development plan covering materials, construction, branding, size, revisions and delivery. Sample work and shipping are quoted; complimentary samples are not promised. A sample fee credit against a later production order applies only if expressly agreed in writing. Approve the sample and final specification before the corresponding bulk run.
Provide a quantity table for every style, colour and size. Size mixing, multiple colourways and combining designs can create different material and production minimums, so a total order quantity alone is insufficient. Ask the team to confirm the minimum and price for each split and whether fewer colours or shared materials could make the programme workable.
Keep the approved tech pack, material specification, colour and branding references for each style. For a reorder, confirm any changes, availability, quantities and required arrival date again. Repeat supply can be discussed with IRHA APPARELS, but previous pricing, fabric stock or lead time is not automatically reserved for the next order.