Novetra specializes in private label shirt manufacturing for men’s, women’s (casual & business) and children’s shirts. We support brands from development to bulk production with a structured, quality-driven process.
Yes. Novetra develops exclusive custom fabrics tailored to each brand’s commercial and creative objectives.

Based on your brief, we either create fabrics specifically for your collection or propose exclusive options aligned with your target price, positioning and delivery timeline. Our goal is to balance design value, cost control and production reliability.
Yes. We can produce with 100% organic cotton based on your specifications and preferred certification expectations. We can also source certified materials upon request.
Our standard MOQ is 350 pcs per style.

MOQ can vary for highly specialized fabric developments, complex constructions or special finishing processes (confirmed after tech pack review).
Yes — women’s casual and business shirts.
Yes.
To start efficiently, we require:
  • Tech pack (or reference sample + measurements)
  • Fabric details (composition, weight, weave)
  • Trims & branding requirements
  • Target quantities per style and delivery window
We typically work through:
  • Proto Sample (design intent / first build)
  • Fit Sample (fit, measurements, construction refinements)
  • Pre-Production (PP) Sample (final materials & construction reference for bulk)
Yes. Upon request, we provide size-set samples to validate grading before bulk production.
Sampling typically takes 7–14 days after details are confirmed and materials are available. Complex developments may require additional time.
Sample cost is charged at 2× the estimated bulk unit price. This reflects pattern work, setup and non-repetitive development cost.
Yes — when suitable, we can support 3D or virtual sampling to speed up early-stage approvals.
Yes. For dyed fabrics, we can support lab dips. For printed fabrics, strike-offs can be provided depending on technique and material flow as an approval step before bulk production.
Bulk production is typically 4–12 weeks, depending on order size, fabric lead time complexity.
Capacity depends on style complexity and calendar availability. Production is planned by allocating capacity per style range and delivery window, then confirmed after order breakdown is finalized.
Quality is built into the process through multi-stage controls including inline, end-line and final checks.

If third-party inspection companies are used, inspections are coordinated and aligned with buyer expectations, often based on AQL sampling.
Yes. Easy-care and non-iron options are available depending on fabric type and construction. Performance expectations are confirmed during sampling.
Yes. Testing can be arranged based on requirements such as shrinkage, color fastness, pilling and dimensional stability. Testing scope is agreed per project.
Certified materials can be sourced when requested, including OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 and organic cotton labeling options. Availability depends on fabric selection and supply route.
Full private label branding is supported, including woven or printed labels, care labels, size labels, hangtags, packaging, folding methods and branded buttons or accessories if required.
Artwork can be provided by the client or branding elements can be aligned into a consistent set based on brand direction.
Standard export documentation is supported, including commercial invoice and packing list, along with production confirmations aligned with approvals.
Pricing is quoted based on tech pack and construction details, fabric and trim requirements, branding and packaging scope, quantities and delivery schedule.
Common terms include EXW and FOB, depending on shipping setup and preference. Other terms can be discussed case by case.
Standard terms are one-third deposit to start production, with the balance paid before shipment.
Shipping by air, road or sea is supported depending on urgency, volume and agreed Incoterms.
Yes. Confidentiality is respected and an NDA can be signed when required.
Yes. Alternatives can be proposed to improve cost-performance, scalability and production stability while protecting design intent.
Milestone-based updates are provided from sampling through bulk production. Reporting format can be aligned if required.
If a quality or specification issue is verified, root cause analysis is conducted and a solution is agreed, such as repair, replacement, credit or another mutually agreed resolution.

1. What does Novetra specialize in?

Novetra specializes in private label shirt manufacturing for men’s, women’s (casual & business) and children’s shirts. We support brands from development to bulk production with a structured, quality-driven process.

2. Do you develop custom fabrics?

Yes. Novetra develops exclusive custom fabrics tailored to each brand’s commercial and creative objectives.

Based on your brief, we either create fabrics specifically for your collection or propose exclusive options aligned with your target price, positioning, and delivery timeline. Our goal is to balance design value, cost control, and production reliability.

3. Can you produce 100% organic cotton?

Yes. We can produce with 100% organic cotton based on your specifications and preferred certification expectations. We can also source certified materials upon request.

4. What is your MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity)?

Our standard MOQ is 350 pcs per style.

MOQ can vary for highly specialized fabric developments, complex constructions, or special finishing processes (confirmed after tech pack review).

5. Do you produce women’s shirts?

Yes — women’s casual and business shirts.

6. Do you produce children’s shirts?

Yes.

7. What do you need to start?

To start efficiently, we require:

  • Tech pack (or reference sample + measurements)
  • Fabric details (composition, weight, weave)
  • Trims & branding requirements
  • Target quantities per style and delivery window

8. What sample types do you offer?

We typically work through:

  • Proto Sample (design intent / first build)
  • Fit Sample (fit, measurements, construction refinements)
  • Pre-Production (PP) Sample (final materials & construction reference for bulk)

9. Do you provide size-set or graded samples?

Yes. Upon request, we provide size-set samples to validate grading before bulk production.

10. What is the sampling lead time?

Sampling typically takes 7–14 days after details are confirmed and materials are available. Complex developments may require additional time.

11. What is the sample cost?

Sample cost is charged at 2× the estimated bulk unit price. This reflects pattern work, setup, and non-repetitive development cost.

12. Do you support 3D or virtual sampling?

Yes — when suitable, we can support 3D or virtual sampling to speed up early-stage approvals.

13. Do you manage lab dips or strike-offs for color and print approvals?

Yes. For dyed fabrics, we can support lab dips. For printed fabrics, strike-offs can be provided depending on technique and material flow as an approval step before bulk production.

14. What is the bulk production lead time?

Bulk production is typically 4–12 weeks, depending on order size, fabric lead time, and complexity.

15. What is your production capacity?

Capacity depends on style complexity and calendar availability. Production is planned by allocating capacity per style range and delivery window, then confirmed after order breakdown is finalized.

16. How do you ensure quality?

Quality is built into the process through multi-stage controls including inline, end-line, and final checks.

If third-party inspection companies are used, inspections are coordinated and aligned with buyer expectations, often based on AQL sampling.

17. Do you offer non-iron or easy-care fabrics?

Yes. Easy-care and non-iron options are available depending on fabric type and construction. Performance expectations are confirmed during sampling.

18. Do you conduct fabric and garment testing?

Yes. Testing can be arranged based on requirements such as shrinkage, color fastness, pilling, and dimensional stability. Testing scope is agreed per project.

19. Do you support sustainability or material certifications?

Certified materials can be sourced when requested, including OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 and organic cotton labeling options. Availability depends on fabric selection and supply route.

20. What branding and labeling options do you offer?

Full private label branding is supported, including woven or printed labels, care labels, size labels, hangtags, packaging, folding methods, and branded buttons or accessories if required.

21. Who provides the artwork for labels and hangtags?

Artwork can be provided by the client, or branding elements can be aligned into a consistent set based on brand direction.

22. What production documents do you provide?

Standard export documentation is supported, including commercial invoice and packing list, along with production confirmations aligned with approvals.

23. How do you quote pricing?

Pricing is quoted based on tech pack and construction details, fabric and trim requirements, branding and packaging scope, quantities, and delivery schedule.

24. What trade terms do you work with (Incoterms)?

Common terms include EXW and FOB, depending on shipping setup and preference. Other terms can be discussed case by case.

25. What are your payment terms?

Standard terms are one-third deposit to start production, with the balance paid before shipment.

26. What shipping methods do you support?

Shipping by air, road, or sea is supported depending on urgency, volume, and agreed Incoterms.

27. Can you keep our designs confidential?

Yes. Confidentiality is respected and an NDA can be signed when required.

28. Can you help refine our collection for cost and feasibility?

Yes. Alternatives can be proposed to improve cost-performance, scalability, and production stability while protecting design intent.

29. How do we track progress?

Milestone-based updates are provided from sampling through bulk production. Reporting format can be aligned if required.

30. What happens if there is an issue with the order?

If a quality or specification issue is verified, root cause analysis is conducted and a solution is agreed, such as repair, replacement, credit, or another mutually agreed resolution.