Approved product
Approved sample or clear product information that can be transferred to production.
We take your shirt and pyjama collection from approved sample to production.
We combine product information, size and colour breakdown and delivery requirements in one production plan, then manage every stage from cutting to packaging against the same scope.
Shirt production to dispatch readiness takes approximately 3-6 weeks, planned once order scope, approvals and material preparation are complete.
Our production facility in IstanbulBefore production starts
Accurate information forms the basis of the plan.
Low minimum order options are confirmed at quotation stage, based on style, colour, fabric, trims and production planning.Style and distribution
Style, colour, size range and approximate quantity distribution.
Material availability
Fabric, buttons, labels and other trim decisions.
Delivery format
Packaging requirements, target date and dispatch information.
Bulk production flow
Shirt and pyjama production for your brand, from Istanbul.
- 01
Clarify order scope
We collect style, colour, size, approximate quantity, packaging and target date information within the scope of a single production.
- Checkpoint
- Incomplete decisions and information affecting production
- Result of this step
- Agreed order scope
- 02
Material and production preparation
We evaluate fabric, trims, labels and approved product information together before starting production.
- Checkpoint
- Material availability and compatibility with the approved product
- Result of this step
- Production-ready information and material layout
- 03
Cutting preparation and cutting
We prepare the parts for production by transferring the approved pattern and size distribution to the cutting plan.
- Checkpoint
- Pattern, size distribution and cutting information
- Result of this step
- Cut product pieces ready for sewing
- 04
Sewing and creation of the product
We sew and assemble the cut pieces in a sequence suited to the product’s construction.
- Checkpoint
- Seams, measurements and view points
- Result of this step
- Product ready for finishing
- 05
In-process inspections
As the product progresses, we evaluate differences in size, appearance and workmanship at designated checkpoints.
- Checkpoint
- Compatibility and deviations from the approved sample
- Result of this step
- Production with all inspections completed
- 06
Final inspection and dispatch preparation
We complete pressing, final appearance checks, labelling, folding, packing and carton preparation in line with the order specification.
- Checkpoint
- Product, quantity and packaging requirements
- Result of this step
- Order ready for shipment
Inside our working factory
We show the process from within the production.
Instead of catalogue images, real details from Erten's cutting, sewing and production area.
Cutting preparation
The cutting area where pattern and order information enters the production workflow.
shirt workmanship
A real detail from the sewing and joining processes that create the product.
Production workflow
A working factory where cutting and sewing take place under one roof.
Maintain product standard
A production discipline that starts before the final inspection.
Consistent production requires more than inspecting the finished product; approved product details are reviewed at different production stages.Approved product
The sample and agreed garment specifications form the shared production reference.
Size and product information
The pattern, sizes, product details and order splits are tracked consistently throughout production.
checkpoints
Measurement, appearance and workmanship checks are not left only to the last stage.
Change management
The scope and impact of new decisions affecting production are clarified before they are implemented.
Progress and communication
We keep decisions affecting production visible.
We aim to share the issues that require the customer to make a decision or have information at the right stage during the order progress.- Required approval and decision points
- Situations that may affect the production plan
- Outstanding product or material decisions
- Packing and dispatch preparation
Preparing for shipment
Delivery arrangements are as much a part of the order as the product.
We clarify packaging and shipping details when the order scope is created, not after production is completed.Pressing and final appearance
The appearance of the products and their preparation before delivery are completed.
label and fold
Label placement and folding method follow the agreed order specifications.
Packaging
Product-protection and packaging requirements are prepared to the scope agreed before production.
Carton and shipment
Quantity, size and colour split, and carton preparation are checked before dispatch.
before you decide
Clear answers about bulk production.
01What information should I provide for a bulk-production assessment?
The product category, approved sample or product information, approximate quantity, size and colour split, packaging requirements and target date are enough to begin an initial assessment.
02How to evaluate the approximate production quantity?
We assess order quantity alongside the number of styles, garment construction, material availability, workmanship and target date, then confirm a workable production scope during the consultation.
03What information affects the production schedule?
Shirt production to dispatch readiness takes approximately 3-6 weeks, planned once order scope, approvals and material preparation are complete. Pyjama order capacity and timing are assessed separately.
04How to use approved sample in bulk production?
The approved sample is the shared reference for measurements, appearance, fabric, trims and workmanship. Production inspections are designed to protect these requirements.
05How to manage size and colour distribution?
Approved quantities by size and colour are added to the production plan and tracked against the same order scope throughout cutting, manufacturing and packing preparation.
06What checks are carried out during production?
During production, we assess measurements, stitching, appearance and workmanship against the garment construction so that potential variances are addressed before the next stage.
07How does the process proceed when a difference is detected?
We assess the effect of the variance on the product standard and production scope. The buying team confirms any required decision or approval before production proceeds.
08How do I get information about the progress of the order?
We share key approvals, developments that may affect production and dispatch-preparation details with the buying team, subject to the order scope.
09How to clarify labelling and packaging decisions?
Labelling, folding, product-protection and carton requirements are provided before production and confirmed for technical feasibility.
10Can customer-supplied fabric or trims be used?
Before bulk-production planning, we assess the suitability, quantity and delivery status of customer-supplied fabric or trims.
Content that supports your decision
Explore the checkpoints used to maintain the product standard.
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