Irha Apparels · B2B product catalogue
Premium Leather Apparel Manufacturer for Wholesale & Private Label
Premium Leather Apparel programs for B2B buyers with custom development, branding and packaging against an approved buyer brief.
Materials, branding, sampling, packaging and commercial terms are confirmed against the approved buyer brief.
Category overview
40 products in this catalogue
Premium Leather Apparel is organised into 3 buyer groups and 11 product types. Buyer groups include Accessories, Men, Women.
Product types
- Aprons
- Bags
- Custom Apparel
- Dresses & Skirts
- Hoodies
- Leather Accessories
- Shorts
- Women's Jackets & Outerwear
- Women's Pants & Joggers
- Women's Shirts & Tops
- Women's Vests & Waistcoats
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Leather clothing manufacturing: materials, samples and branding
Where can I source custom leather jackets, biker jackets and leather apparel?
IRHA APPARELS reviews private-label leather clothing briefs, including the relevant jacket, vest, trouser or other apparel specification. Send design references, measurements, leather preference, finish, lining, hardware, quantities and branding. A finished look must be supported by an agreed material and construction specification.
How do I specify leather type, thickness, colour and lining for a factory quote?
Identify the leather or suede requirement, thickness, finish, colour reference, lining composition and intended use. Request a material reference and relevant sample review. Confirm permitted substitutions and expected natural variation; a photograph alone does not establish leather grade, composition or compliance.
Can a leather clothing order include branded labels and custom hardware?
Send label artwork and the requirements for zips, snaps, buckles and other hardware, together with placement and finish. The team reviews availability, any tooling or component minimums and sample cost. Custom hardware and private-label packaging require order-specific confirmation.
How should I check a leather garment sample before a wholesale order?
Review fit, panel symmetry, seams, lining, closures, hardware, leather finish and measurements against the specification. Agree changes in writing and confirm the approved material before bulk. Sample fees, MOQ, production timing and inspection requirements are quoted for the programme.
Specify the leather garment before costing
For biker, bomber, café racer or other leather outerwear, record the target fit, type and finish of leather, preferred lining, hardware, stitching details and the exact size chart. Identify whether the brief covers a jacket, waistcoat, trousers or accessories. Photographs can illustrate the target design, but should not replace agreed material and construction specifications.
Read the private-label leather jacket guideReview a sample, branding and finish
Use an agreed sample to check leather colour consistency, fit, seam execution, hardware operation and lining construction. Specify branded labels, patches, logo placement, hangtags and packaging before bulk production. IRHA APPARELS evaluates materials and manufacturing details against the buyer-approved brief rather than promising one universal specification for all leather garments.
Quote leatherwear by style, colour and destination
Provide buyer company information, style references, quantities per style and colour, sizes, branding files and destination. A usual planning basis is 50 pieces per style and colour. Sample development is typically 7–10 days and bulk production 17–24 days after approvals, depending on leather sourcing and complexity. Freight and import clearance are additional. Production is based in Sialkot, Pakistan.
Request a wholesale leather apparel quotationSelect the garment construction before requesting wholesale pricing
A biker jacket, bomber, café racer, leather puffer, leather shirt, waistcoat, skirt and pair of trousers each needs its own pattern and bill of materials. Specify the intended silhouette, collar and cuff, panels, closure type, pocket arrangement, lining, insulation and trim. Provide front, back and interior references rather than one promotional photograph. Buyers should distinguish genuine leather requirements from suede-look and synthetic alternatives, and state any product positioning or wear requirements without assuming every leather style is suitable for protective motorcycle use. If a collection combines men's, women's or unisex products, maintain separate finished-garment measurement tables and grading rules. Identify new developments versus repeat styles using existing approved patterns. A detailed design scope reduces ambiguity over unit pricing, sampling and bulk construction.
Leather species, surface finish and material verification
Describe the desired leather or suede type, thickness range, appearance, hand feel, surface texture, colour and lining composition. Ask the manufacturer to review physical swatches or sample panels, because natural grain and shade differences may not be visible from a web image. Specify acceptable variation and whether the buyer requires a particular surface treatment or other finish. Do not assume that leather described as premium is automatically certified or compliant with a specific market's chemical restrictions. If documentation or testing is required, identify the destination standard and the actual supplied materials. Hardware such as zips, snaps and buckles must be listed independently, including finish and placement. The approved sample should record the final leather, lining, thread, hardware and finishing references.
Fit development, inspection standards and sampling stages
Send a tech pack or pattern reference containing finished-garment measurements for chest, shoulders, sleeves, length, waist, hips and any important movement points. A leather jacket pattern may need allowances for material thickness and flexibility that differ from a textile garment. Inspect the sample for fit and comfort, seam appearance, zip action, pocket alignment, lining attachment, panel symmetry and visual colour consistency. Record modifications with a dated version reference. Agree whether the development sample, pre-production sample and final production references are distinct approval stages. For bulk production, specify measurement tolerances, packaging checks and the method for reviewing QC photographs or videos. A photo can support visual acceptance but is not proof of every material property.
Brand finishing and export RFQ for leather apparel
Include the desired logo technique, embossing position, embroidery requirements, woven label text, care instructions, size labels, hangtags, protective packing and carton marks. Leather finishing and abrasion considerations affect the suitability of branding and packing methods. Give quantities per style, colour and size, sample scope, shipping destination, requested commercial term and desired arrival period. If the buyer is an importer or wholesaler, clarify whether it requires individual brand packaging or consolidated cartons. Ask for an order-specific review of material feasibility, unit costing, sample approval, inspection scope and lead time. IRHA APPARELS can discuss OEM, ODM and private-label development based on the actual garment specification rather than a universal online price.
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