A focused sourcing desk for African importers, wholesalers, distributors, uniform buyers and private-label businesses looking for commercially practical T-shirts, polos and hoodies from India.
Fabric · GSM · colour · size mix · branding · quantity · destination
The site is now structured like an export workflow: discover a garment, inspect its specification, compare options, build a requirement and send it for quotation.
Country context, buyer profile and destination-led inquiry flow.
Catalogued garment references in this build.
RANGEWeight stays visible, so the buyer can compare constructions.
SPECBranding and print options can be discussed per garment.
BRANDINGBuild a requirement instead of searching for a retail checkout.
ORDERThe strongest idea in the reference build is not the unsupported promises. It is the discipline of putting the commercial variables in front of the buyer: garment, fabric, GSM, MOQ, size mix, colour, branding and destination.
13 T-shirt / polo / oversized references, 4 hoodies and 1 separate Jacquard cotton polo reference are represented in this build.
The supplied T-shirt and hoodie brochures list MOQ 100 on their listed variants. The Jacquard brochure is kept as quotation-stage confirmation.
From 100 GSM promotional polyester through 300 GSM hoodies, the supplied material gives buyers a useful weight ladder for comparison.
The supplied T-shirt and hoodie catalogs show S, M, L, XL and XXL, with a default 1:3:3:2:1 ratio and an XXL surcharge note.
Black, White, Navy Blue, Royal Blue, Red, Maroon, Bottle Green, Olive Green, Golden Yellow, Orange, Grey and Rani Rose recur in the supplied range.
The supplied brochures list DTF, embroidery, screen, puff, rubber and reflective printing; the range also includes a full-sublimation T-shirt.
Source discipline: where the supplied material does not give a figure — for example a current export lead time, current freight transit, or Jacquard MOQ — this version does not invent one.
Instead of forcing a buyer to open the full catalog immediately, the homepage now presents a curated set of styles and then sends them into the full 18-reference catalog with search, filters, comparison and individual specification views.
These are not claims that the catalog calls them “flagships”. They are homepage merchandising choices: one premium polo, one heavier premium polo and one 300 GSM hoodie give the buyer a quick view of the higher-spec end of the supplied range.
The supplied premium-polo brochure shows a 100% cotton Jacquard construction in six named colours: Maroon, Grey Melange, White, Navy Blue, Black and Charcoal.
Put the information buyers repeatedly ask for into one visible block. The colour list below is the catalogue palette, not a claim that every shade is currently stocked.
| Size | Tee / Polo chest | Hoodie chest |
|---|---|---|
| S | 19 in | 20 in |
| M | 20 in | 21 in |
| L | 21 in | 22 in |
| XL | 22 in | 23 in |
| XXL | 23 in | 24 in |
Measurements shown in the supplied T-shirt/hoodie material are inches, flat chest, with ±0.5 inch tolerance. Custom measurements are noted as cut-and-stitch only above 1,000 pieces.
The reference HTML is right to make branding prominent. The safer implementation is to list only the methods explicitly shown in the supplied brochures, while keeping the exact commercial feasibility per product.
Listed in the supplied brochures as a customization method across the range.
Listed for branding; final suitability depends on garment construction and artwork.
Listed in the supplied T-shirt and hoodie materials for printed customization.
Listed as a customization method in the supplied brochures.
Listed as a customization method in the supplied brochures.
Listed as a customization method in the supplied brochures.
The supplied range contains a dedicated full-sublimation T-shirt reference. The brochure does not state a GSM, so the site leaves that blank.
Use the RFQ to ask for labels, tags or packaging. Exact private-label scope should be confirmed per order rather than promised as standard.
This borrows the reference build's strongest idea — a visible export process — without inventing production timelines, certification coverage, inspection standards or payment terms that are not established in the supplied commercial material.
Style, fabric, GSM, colour, size ratio and quantity.
Printing, embroidery or the listed decoration route.
Country, port and shipment requirement shape the commercial quote.
Commercial and shipment documents are coordinated against the actual order.
Packing, shipping marks and destination instructions follow the confirmed order.
Use the website to collect the information needed to build the quotation. The exact export document set should be confirmed against the destination and order.
Freight, production lead time, inspection, conformity requirements, payment terms, packing and container planning depend on the actual garment, quantity and destination. The RFQ collects those variables first, so the commercial answer can be specific.
The homepage now answers the questions a serious B2B apparel buyer is likely to ask before the first conversation. The full catalog, comparison tool and RFQ then take the buyer into a proper buying workflow.
Search by product name, fabric, GSM or category. Every product detail is a separate view — no dead anchor links.
The website keeps the product range consistent while letting the buyer identify the destination market and describe the commercial requirement.
Use the South Africa route when the buyer is sourcing T-shirts, polos or hoodies for wholesale, corporate/promotional use, distribution or private label. The form captures destination and order requirements without pretending that a single price fits every shipment.
Kenya, Ghana and Nigeria are kept as selectable buyer contexts in the architecture. Their market-specific content should be expanded only when you have a defined commercial offer for each market.
Current route · wholesale, distributors, corporate/promotional and private-label buyers.
East Africa buyer route ready for country-specific content.
West Africa buyer route ready for country-specific content.
Large-market route ready for buyer and shipment-specific content.
Add countries only when the product, freight and sales proposition are ready.
The workflow is intentionally short. Buyers do not need to create an account, navigate a retail cart or decode a 40-page brochure before talking to you.
Select the style, fabric/GSM, colour direction, size range and approximate quantity.
Add printing, embroidery, labels, packaging and other branding requirements where applicable.
Commercial terms depend on the confirmed garment, quantity, customization, packing and destination.
Coordinate documentation, packing and shipment requirements for the agreed destination.
Keep these visible throughout the site. They are the variables that turn a generic T-shirt inquiry into a useful RFQ.
Complete the three short steps. The final button opens a WhatsApp message containing the requirement in a format your sales conversation can actually use.
Start with the garment and approximate order quantity.
Give enough information for a useful first conversation.
Your contact details are used only to construct the inquiry.
The answers stay close to the supplied catalog material. Anything not supported by the catalog is left as a quotation-stage confirmation rather than invented as a promise.
The supplied T-shirt catalog lists MOQ 100 for its listed variants. The supplied hoodie brochure also lists MOQ 100. Custom measurement/cut-and-stitch is separately noted as requiring MOQ above 1,000 pieces.
The supplied T-shirt and hoodie catalogs list S, M, L, XL and XXL. A 1:3:3:2:1 size ratio is shown, with an extra-charge note for XXL.
The supplied brochures list DTF, embroidery, screen printing, puff printing, rubber printing and reflective printing. Final feasibility and commercial terms depend on the selected garment.
Yes, the site is structured for a requirement-based conversation. Send the product mix, quantities, destination and specifications for discussion.
The supplied catalog contains product-specific pricing and also entries that direct the buyer to sales. A single website price would therefore risk presenting an old or incomplete figure as a current export quotation.
The supplied material supports customization/branding discussions. Exact private-label elements such as labels, tags and packaging should be confirmed for the selected garment and order.
