Basic Program

Our Basics Program includes all garment types made from jersey, fleece, french terry, and waffle knit fabrics, covering a wide range of essential styles.

See all our capabilities around our basic program

Fit

Pre-engineered Fits

Our pre-engineered fits are based on the most commonly requested silhouettes from brands worldwide. Developed through extensive community feedback, these fits provide a strong foundation.

Custom Fit

If you need adjustments or a fully unique fit, our custom fit tool lets you input specific measurements, and we’ll develop a cutting pattern. This may include the creation of custom panels, pockets, and cuts.

Fabric

Pre-engineered Fabric

We offer a selection of 20+ high-quality fabrics, ranging from 185GSM cotton jersey to 500GSM French terry. These fabrics are on stock in our warehouse, enabling rapid turnaround times.

See our Pre-engineered Fabric

Custom Fabric

For brands needing something specific, we provide custom fabric development. Our team works with you to create knitted fabrics that meet your exact requirements. Fabric production typically takes 4-5 weeks, with a minimum order quantity of 250 pieces.

Dyes

Standard Colours:

Black, white, and heather gray colorways are dyed in a fabric dye process after the fabric is knitted into rolls and before the pattern cutting.

Custom Colors/Washes:

Garment Dye with Reactive Dyes:

This method dyes fully constructed garments using reactive dyes, which chemically bond with the fabric for vibrant, long-lasting colors and excellent wash fastness.

Garment Dye with Fadeout Dyes:

The garment is first dyed, then subjected to a second wash with potassium permanganate, which partially removes dye to create a soft, faded, vintage effect.

Reactive Dye (Solid)

Fade Out Dye

Pigment Dye

Prints

We have a wide range of printing techniques:

DTG
uses inkjet technology to spray ink directly onto the fabric, allowing for highly detailed, full-color designs with gradients and photo-like precision.

Screen Print
uses stencils and layers of ink pushed through a mesh screen onto fabric. It’s cost-effective in large quantities and different types of inks create a range of textures.

See some references on the right.

How to add it

Use our Illustrator template in the embellishment section on OS and select a technique for each of the designs in your file.

DTG (Direct-To-Garment)

Digital inkjet printing directly onto fabric, allowing full-color, detailed designs.

Screen-Print (Water-Based)

Uses water-based inks that soak into the fabric, creating a durable print without touch.

Screen-Print (Plastisol)

Uses plastic-based inks that sit on top of the fabric, resulting in vibrant prints with great coverage especially on darker fabrics.

Screen-Print (Puff)

A plastisol ink with a heat-reactive additive that expands when cured, creating a raised, 3D effect with unique texture.

Screen-Print (Halftone)

Uses small dots of varying sizes and spacing to simulate gradients and detailed shading effects using limited ink colors.

Screen-Print (Glitter)

Involves mixing glitter flakes into ink to create a sparkling effect.

Screen-Print (Rubber)

Uses thick, rubber-like ink for an elastic, slightly raised print with excellent opacity.

Screen-Print (Flock)

Uses adhesive ink with short fibers applied for a velvety, suede-like texture.

Hybrid Print

The base-layer is done in screen print to provide opacity and texture, while the top-layer is digital print.

Embroideries & Patches

Embroidery

is a stitching technique that decorates fabric by sewing thread directly onto the garment, creating textured, durable designs.

Patches

are made from laser cut pieces of fabric or pre-made embroideries that are sewn onto garments.

How to add it

Use our Illustrator template in the embellishment section on OS and select a technique for each of the designs in your file.

Embroidery

Fabric Patch

Fabric Patch

Embroidery Patch

Rhinestone

Distressing

involves hand-finishing techniques like sanding, cutting, and fraying to create a worn, vintage look while maintaining garment integrity.

How to add it

Either select our pre-engineered distressing on OS or mark all the edges or areas that you want distressed on an Illustrator mockup file. Additionally provide as many reference pictures as possible.

Spraying

Sunfade

is a process where bleach gets sprayed in specific areas of the garment making these areas appear as if the color faded through long sun exposure over time.

Pigment Spraying

is an effect where color pigments get sprayed on the garment to give it an aged/discolored look.

How to add it

Mark all areas on your mockup where you want spray applied and give us as many reference pictures as possible to show the intensity and color of the spray.