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What Is a Bomber Jacket? Construction, Rib Trim and Fabric for a Custom Program
A bomber jacket is a waist-length, zip-front jacket finished with knitted rib at the collar, cuffs and hem. The rib is what makes it a bomber — and it is also the component most likely to argue with the shell after the first wash.
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Water Resistant vs Waterproof: What a Jacket Program Can Actually Claim
Water resistant sheds light exposure and eventually wets out; waterproof is a barrier construction. What matters for a jacket program is the test method, the seam construction and the claim language behind each word.
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Is Pima Cotton Toxic? What a Buyer Should Actually Test
The fiber is not the risk. Dyeing and finishing are, and the destination market decides which limits apply. Here are the numbers, the product classes and the point in the calendar where testing has to happen.
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Supima vs Pima Cotton: What the Trademark Actually Requires
Pima is a fiber. Supima is a trademark with an audited chain of custody behind it. Here is what the licensed route now obliges your supply chain to do, and what it costs.
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What Is Pima Cotton? A Manufacturer's Guide to Staple, Yarn and Sourcing
Pima is a cotton variety with an extra-long staple, and the difference shows up in the yarn. Here is what the word is defined as, what it is not, and how to specify and verify it on a real order.
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What Is Private Label Clothing and How Does It Work With a Factory?
Private label means a factory makes the garment and your brand goes on the label. Here is what you own, what you become responsible for, and how the order runs.
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Linen Shirt Specification: Control Wrinkling, Shrinkage and Hand Feel
Decide between 100% linen and a linen blend, then write the weight, weave, finish, dimensional-change and labeling fields a factory needs before sampling a warm-weather shirt.
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Buying Polo Shirts in Bulk: Blank Wholesale vs Custom Manufacturing
Compare blank wholesale polos, decorated stock garments and full-custom manufacturing by control, MOQ, cost, lead time, approvals and reorder needs.
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