OEM / ODM · Sialkot, Pakistan
ZESTLET develops private-label fleece mid-layer pullovers for apparel brands, importers and wholesale buyers. This full-sleeve hunting layer can be specified around a half-zip entry, raised collar, raglan sleeve movement and a drop-back hem. Confirm actual construction, materials, measurements, closures, care, performance and sourcing against buyer-approved samples before production.
Develop a private-label hunting fleece mid-layer with ZESTLET. Agree the half-zip opening, raised collar, layering ease, raglan sleeve movement, cuffs, hem and fabric against your technical pack and physical sample.
At a glance
Design and construction options are finalized against your approved tech pack and sample.
| Specification | Standard / design option | Customizable |
|---|---|---|
| Layering allowance | Set chest, back and sleeve ease against the actual base layer and outer shell. | To approved technical pack |
| Neck closure | Specify half-zip opening length, zipper component, raised collar height and neck-edge finish on the approved sample. | To approved technical pack |
| Sleeves and cuffs | Review raglan shoulder reach, elbow bend, cuff finish and any layered thumb opening under the intended outer layer. | To approved technical pack |
| Hem coverage | Define body length and drop-back coverage for reaching and sitting. | To approved technical pack |
| Seam placement | Check contact areas under straps and at the underarm, neck and side body. | Buyer-approved |
| Material | Record body fabric, backing if specified, composition, construction, weight and care by supplier reference. | Actual swatches required |
| Colour and assortment | Approve physical colour standards, print scale where applicable, size grading and quantities by variant. | Project-specific |
ZESTLET develops private-label fleece mid-layer pullovers for apparel brands, importers and wholesale buyers. This full-sleeve hunting layer can be specified around a half-zip entry, raised collar, raglan sleeve movement and a drop-back hem. Confirm actual construction, materials, measurements, closures, care, performance and sourcing against buyer-approved samples before production.
Define whether the pullover sits over a base layer, directly against skin or beneath an outer shell. Test ease at the chest, back and sleeves while reaching, drawing a bow, climbing and sitting. The chosen layer sequence affects collar height, hem coverage and cuff use; record the intended kit with the fit comments.
Specify half-zip length, slider, neck guard and collar finish on the technical pack. Check the zipper operation with gloves if relevant and review seam bulk at the neck, raglan shoulder, underarm and side body beneath straps. Test the actual sample rather than assuming a supplier reference has the same finish.
Select the actual fleece construction, fibre declaration, stretch, weight, finish and care instructions with the buyer. A grid texture or ash-grey concept image does not verify composition, warmth, moisture transfer, odor treatment or drying performance. Keep the chosen swatch and sample revision linked to any advertised claim.
Fleece construction, fibre composition, weight and care method depend on the selected supplier material and approved bill of materials.
| Property | Option / specification |
|---|---|
| Composition | Buyer-selected fleece body and any backing or reinforcement on the approved bill of materials |
| Application | Configured hunting mid-layer pullover |
| Development considerations | Compare actual supplier swatches for face and reverse construction, fibre declaration, stretch direction, weight, finish, colour and care. Review dimensional stability and handle on the finished sample; a visual grid pattern alone does not establish performance. |
| Property | Option / specification |
|---|---|
| Composition | Zipper or other approved entry, thread, binding, cuff and hem components |
| Application | Neck, sleeve and garment openings |
| Development considerations | Approve supplier references, dimensions, colour, assembly and contact comfort. Check operation and seam finish on the actual sample. Review substitutions before release and update the bill of materials. |
Try the sample over the intended base layer and beneath the chosen outer garment. Check reach, bend, seated posture, collar contact and hem coverage; record finished measurements separately from wearer measurements.
Check opening length, slider travel, top stop, neck guard and collar height. Review comfort against the neck and ease of operation, then record the approved component and assembly detail.
Assess shoulder reach and elbow bend while wearing expected gloves or equipment. Confirm that the cuff finish and any thumb opening suit the intended layer sequence without excess pressure or bunching.
Follow the buyer-approved care method and inspect dimensions, seams, surface and closure after care. Do not advertise temperature or moisture-performance claims unless the selected material and evidence support them.
Provide logo files, method, placement, dimensions and revision. Approve application on the selected fleece and check comfort, stretch and durability in the sample.
Confirm material declaration, size, origin and care information from the final bill of materials. Include only supported claims and authorized marks.
Retain the approved sample, technical pack, swatches, artwork, measurements and inspection points under one revision. Reapprove changes that affect fit, material or performance.
Send your artwork (AI, PDF, PSD, PNG) and we return a digital mock-up before production.
Watch our hand-embroidery production reelThe ZH023 quotation should identify manufacturing and component sourcing, actual material references, specialist processes, minimums, sampling requirements and responsibilities. Confirm schedule and destination before acceptance. A competitor reference is not a ZESTLET supply specification.
Identify the destination, wearer and sales channel for this adult apparel program. Share importer and retailer requirements so labels, material declarations and packing can be reviewed for the configured item.
Confirm applicable material, substance, labelling and documentation requirements for the final configuration. Use authorized artwork and accurate product information. No certification, universal temperature rating or unverified performance claim is included in this development brief.
Agree sample quantities, inspection points and acceptance criteria. Review finished dimensions, workmanship, closure operation and appearance after the nominated care process. Select pilling, colourfastness, recovery or other testing only where it matches the actual item and advertised claims. Retain evidence with the bill of materials and sample revision.
For UK, US, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand or other destination inquiries, state the market, intended use and buyer requirements. Confirm the actual material declaration, labeling, origin, artwork permission and any specialized import or event documentation before approving dispatch. A market name is not a certification or a promise of unrestricted availability.
Review your destination and documentation briefSend drawings or reference views, use case, wearer range, layer sequence, destination and quantities by size and colour.
Agree layering ease, half-zip, collar, raglan sleeve, cuff and hem details. Add measurement diagrams, tolerances and component references; mark open decisions.
Review supplier swatches and closure components. Confirm fibre declarations, colour, care, minimums and sample scope before production planning.
Test the actual garment with the intended layers and equipment. Record one numbered comment list tied to the sample revision.
Release the final sample, bill of materials, graded measurements, artwork, inspection criteria and packing plan together.
Compare finished goods with the approved reference, verify sizes and quantities, inspect closures and labels, and agree delivery documents.
Define unit protection, folded presentation, size and colour identification, barcode artwork and carton assortment for the confirmed configuration. For multipacks, state the exact quantity and variant mix. Approve labels, carton marks, freight terms and destination charges before production.
Set fit over the intended base layer and beneath the selected outer garment. Review chest, back, sleeve and hem ease while reaching, bending and sitting, then approve the physical sample.
Yes, subject to the technical pack and sample review. Specify opening length, zipper and collar details, cuff finish, and whether a thumb opening is required.
Share the desired supplier reference, fibre declaration, construction, stretch, weight, colour and care needs. Confirm actual feasibility and performance with swatches and the approved sample.
Discuss authorized labels, decoration, hangtags and packaging. Approve placement on the selected material and retain the artwork revision.
Provide the drawing or reference views, layer position, size range, quantities by size and colour, materials, destination, branding and packing scope. Identify decisions that need sample review.
They depend on material and component minimums, variant assortment, sampling and destination. Request a written quotation and schedule after the scope is reviewed.
No. These images show design appearance only. Confirm construction, composition, care and any performance claim using actual swatches, the approved sample and applicable evidence.
Start your development
Request a quotation, free sample or fabric swatches. Sample shipping is paid by the buyer.
Contact: ZESTLET Sales Team · Sialkot, Pakistan · sales@zestlet.com · +92 329 4213122
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