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Innovatex Hub

Garments Division · Fashion Apparel

Fashion Apparel Manufactured to Your Tech Pack

Denim, chinos, knitwear and lightweight cotton for men, women and children — developed and produced in our own garment setup in Lahore, from fabric sourcing and pattern development through sampling, bulk production and export-ready packing.

About the Fashion Division

We make to a specification, not to a trend board

Fashion buyers arrive with a tech pack, a reference sample or a sketch, and a delivery window that has already been promised to someone else. Our job is to tell you quickly whether it can be made the way you have drawn it, what it will actually cost in the fabric you want, and where the construction needs to change.

Production runs in our own garment setup, which means the person who made your sample is on the same floor as the line that runs your bulk. Where a specialist process sits outside our capability, we tell you which part is going to a specialist partner rather than quietly subcontracting it.

We work with fashion brands, retailers and private-label buyers who need development and bulk from the same place.

The jeans section of the Innovatex Hub production floor
The jeans section of our production floor, Lahore.

Core Specialisation

Four product groups

Where our patterns, machinery and finishing are strongest — and where we can hold a specification through repeat orders.

01

Western Wear

  • Ladies wear
  • Men's wear
  • Kids wear
02

Denim Jeans

  • Heavy non-stretch fabric
  • Lightweight stretch fabric
  • Super-stretch fabrics
  • Comfort-stretch fabric
03

Cotton Chinos

  • Chino trousers
  • Bermuda shorts
  • Stretch skirts
  • Lightweight cargo trousers
04

Extra-Lightweight Cotton

  • Printed ladies tops
  • Highly embellished trousers
  • Multi-colour embroidered dresses
  • Super-stretch wide-leg trousers
Across those groups we produce T-shirts, polos, sweatshirts, joggers, leggings, activewear, dresses, jeans, shorts, skirts, jackets and shirts in knit and denim. Product types are limited to what our in-house setup can manufacture consistently — if something falls outside that, we will say so rather than take the order and find out later.
Rolls of denim fabric held in store before cutting
Denim held in store, checked in before cutting.

Denim

Where the stretch decides everything

Denim is the part of a fashion range where small fabric decisions have the largest consequences. Elastane content changes the pattern, the wash changes the hand and the shade, and both change how the finished garment ages on the customer.

We work across the full range — heavy non-stretch, lightweight stretch, comfort stretch and super stretch — and will tell you where the fit you have drawn will not hold in the fabric you have chosen. Wash and finish are developed to an approved standard and then held for the bulk run.

  • Denim styling and wash development to a buyer-approved standard
  • Pattern engineering and grading across the full size run
  • Reinforced seaming and bartack stitching at the stress points

Working Process

Seven steps from fabric to shipment

Each step has an output that has to be agreed before the next one starts.

1

Fabric Sourcing & Inspection

Fabric sourced against your specification and inspected on arrival for weight, width, shade and faults.

2

Pattern Development & Sampling

Patterns engineered from your tech pack or reference sample, then a physical sample for approval.

3

Cutting & Industrial Stitching

Bulk cutting against the approved marker and stitching on dedicated industrial lines.

4

Reinforcement

Bartack and reinforced seaming at the points that decide how the garment survives wear and wash.

5

Quality Inspection

Inline and final inspection against a written checklist for the order.

6

Finishing & Packaging

Pressing, folding, labelling and packing to your packing specification.

7

Export Documentation

Shipping and export documentation prepared and issued with the consignment.

Your Designs Stay Yours

Tech packs, artwork and branding are treated as confidential and used only for your order.

Manufacturing Capability

What we hold in-house

Industrial Stitching Lines

Dedicated lines for knit and denim construction, sized for repeat bulk orders.

Reinforced Seams & Bartack

Reinforcement at stress points so the garment survives the wash cycles it will actually get.

Embroidery & Logo Branding

Company logo embroidery, name patches and badge application to your artwork.

Heat Transfer Printing

Transfer printing and heat pressing for prints, labels and branding.

Bulk Production Handling

Capacity to run bulk without development work queueing behind it.

Export-Grade Packaging

Packing, cartoning and palletising to export standard, with barcode and RFID labelling where required.

Cutting denim to the approved marker
Cutting to the approved marker.
Trims laid out during sampling and assembly
Trims laid out during sampling.

Private Label & Customisation

Built under your brand

We support fashion brands, retailers and private-label customers, turning approved specifications and tech packs into samples and then bulk — coordinating material selection, fit, workmanship, finishing and packaging along the way.

  • Company logo embroidery
  • Custom colours and fabrics
  • Private labelling under your own brand (OEM)
  • Name patches
  • Barcode and RFID labelling
  • Export packaging to your specification
Heat transfer application on a finished garment
Heat transfer application in finishing.
Quality checks at the sewing, trims and assembly stages
Checks at the sewing, trims and assembly stages.

Quality Control

Six checks, written down

  • Fabric GSM verification — weight confirmed against the specification before cutting
  • Shrinkage and wash testing — so sizing still holds after the customer's first wash
  • Colour fastness testing — particularly on prints, dyed denim and multi-colour styles
  • Seam strength testing — on the seams that carry load in wear
  • Durability testing — against the wear expectation for the product type
  • Final inspection before shipment — against the written checklist for that order
On MOQ and lead time. Both depend on product type, fabric, construction and finishing, so we confirm them after a technical review of your enquiry rather than quoting a fixed figure that turns out not to apply to your style.

Why Innovatex Hub

Development and bulk in the same building

Fashion orders go wrong in the handover — between the sample room and the line, between the buyer's tech pack and what actually gets cut. Keeping both under one roof is how we keep that handover short.

  • Specialised in garment manufacturing rather than trading
  • Compliance-ready manufacturing and documentation
  • Strong production capability for repeat bulk
  • Competitive pricing with reliable delivery timelines
  • Customisation flexibility across fabric, fit and finishing
  • Export-oriented operations, with documentation handled in-house
  • On-site solar generation reducing the energy footprint of production

Buyer markets we work with:

PakistanUnited Arab EmiratesUnited Kingdom DenmarkWider EuropeMiddle EastUnited States
The Innovatex Hub production team in Lahore
The team behind the floor.

Questions

Frequently asked

What products does the Fashion Apparel division make?
We produce knit and denim fashion apparel for men, women and children, including T-shirts, polos, sweatshirts, joggers, leggings, activewear, dresses, jeans, shorts, skirts, jackets and shirts. Product types are limited to what our in-house setup can manufacture consistently.
Do you manufacture in-house or outsource?
Fashion apparel is manufactured through Innovatex Hub's own in-house garment setup, giving direct control over development, production, quality and delivery. Where a specialist process is required, we tell you which part is handled by a specialist partner.
Do you work with private-label and own-brand customers?
Yes. We support fashion brands, retailers and private-label customers, converting approved specifications and tech packs into samples and bulk production while coordinating material selection, fit, workmanship, finishing and packaging.
Can you develop garments from our tech pack or sample?
Yes. Send your tech pack, reference sample or design and we will advise on feasibility, materials and construction, then proceed through sampling and approval before bulk production.
What are your minimum order quantities and lead times?
MOQ and lead time depend on product type, fabric, construction and finishing. Both are confirmed after technical review of your enquiry rather than quoted as a fixed figure.
What information do you need to quote?
Please provide product type, quantity by style, size range, fabric and trims, branding and packaging requirements, destination and required delivery date. A tech pack or reference image helps us respond faster.
A note on the photographs. The images on this page are of our own facility, floor and team. Photography of finished production garments is being added as it is shot — we would rather show you our own work than someone else's.

Send Your Fashion Garment Enquiry

Send us your tech pack, reference sample or sketch with quantities, size range and delivery date, and we will come back on feasibility, materials and construction. Prefer to talk it through? Call +92 331 4200217.