Fashion
Why Clothing Manufacturers Avoid PayPal for B2B Large Orders
If you ask a factory to take a $50,000 deposit via PayPal, many will say “sorry, we can’t.” That can feel annoying especially if you li...
How to Control Outsourced Garment Orders: A Complete Guide to Quality and On-Time Delivery
Outsourcing garment production is unavoidable for most clothing brands and manufacturers. As order volumes grow, many companies find th...
Do Cotton Blends Pill More Than Pure Cotton?
Yes often. Cotton blends (especially cotton–polyester) frequently look like they pill more than 100% cotton because strong synthetic fi...
Which Cotton Fabrics Best Suited for Heavy‑Duty Items and Workwear
Cotton is everywhere in clothing because it’s natural, breathable, and comfortable. But not all cotton fabrics are built the same. When...
Cotton Thread (Sewing Thread): What It Is, Pros & Cons, and Best Uses
Cotton thread is a sewing thread made from spun cotton fibers. It’s popular because it feels soft, looks “natural” on cotton fabric, an...
4 Point Fabric Inspection System and How Does It Really Work?
Many factories say they use the 4 Point Fabric Inspection System. Far fewer understand what it actually measures and more importantly, ...
What are MOQ, SPQ, and MPQ in Garment Industry?
Supplier quotes can look simple, but three tiny abbreviations often control your real cost: MOQ, SPQ, and MPQ. They decide how small yo...
Natural Fabric Softener Alternatives (no waxy build-up)
If you want softer clothes, less static, and a light “clean” smell without that coating fabric softeners leave behind there are a few s...
The Difference Between European T-Shirt Sizes And Asian T-Shirt Sizes
Buying a T-shirt sounds simple—until you shop across countries. A size “M” in one market can fit like a “S” or even a “L” in another. T...
6 Types of Garments That Don’t Need Fabric Softener
Fabric softener is often seen as a must-have, but not all clothes benefit from it. In some cases, it can damage fabric fibers, reduce p...