01 / MATERIAL SELECTION
Choose the fabric, then the colour.
Compare the actual swatch, its texture and the part it belongs to. Keep a named fabric and colour reference with the sample brief.
Discuss this production stepMANUFACTURING / EXPORT COORDINATION
Our pet product factory.
See the making.
Get to know the work behind a bulk order. PRETTY has its own factory and a trading company for export coordination. See our apparel and neckwear process films, then request the product and company records relevant to your sourcing project.
INSIDE THE TEXTILE WORKROOM
The people behind
the pieces.
From the sewing station to the finishing table, explore the work behind our pet apparel and neckwear.
Watch the process filmsWorkroom photograph based on our supplied footage.
A PRODUCT-LED CONVERSATION
From a finished piece
to a production brief.
The manufacturing conversation starts with a named style or model. Connect the material choices, sample revision and packing plan so the product you approve and the order you place share the same reference.
01
Materials
Review the fabric, colour direction, trims and the part each material belongs to.
02
Sample review
Identify the selected style, requested changes, measurement points and sample version.
03
Order preparation
Confirm quantities, packing, labels, product checks and responsibilities for the order.
AT THE WORKTABLE
Small decisions.
A better-defined batch.
Look at the fabric, follow the cut, then plan the pack. Switch each photograph to its source process film and bring the relevant questions into your manufacturing brief.
02 / CUTTING THE COMPONENTS
Turn the pattern into a piece.
The shape begins at the cutting table. Review the pattern version, joining edges and allowances before the sample becomes the batch reference.
Discuss this production step
03 / GARMENT PACKING
Plan how the finished piece travels.
Bring folding, product labels and packing into the conversation early. Agree the unit pack and size mix alongside the garment specification.
Discuss this production stepRetouched stills and short extracts from supplied workroom footage. These show the process; product checks and acceptance records are agreed for the selected order.
Watch the five process filmsFROM THE WORKROOM / PROCESS FILMS
Watch the work
take shape.
Short extracts from our supplied workroom footage. Select a stage to see the work and the details to agree for your order.
A CLOSER FACTORY REVIEW
The records behind
a supplier decision.
Use the workroom films to see the textile process, then evaluate the named product and supplier separately. Request the company details, sample record and order-specific information your buying team needs.
| Review area | Start here | Request for your project |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturing process | Watch the supplied textile workroom footage | Discuss the operations relevant to your selected style |
| Finished product | Review the visible construction and sample reference | Ask for dimensions, materials and the sample revision |
| Checks & evidence | Define what your market and product require | Agree the applicable checks, report scope and acceptance criteria |
| Company & shipment | Understand factory and trading-company roles | Request company details and agree order documentation |
YOUR NEXT CONVERSATION
Set the agenda for a factory discussion.
Choose the points you want to review. Your selection will be added to the editable specification notes in your enquiry.
WHO DOES WHAT
Know who makes it.
Know who handles export.
Our factory
Materials, pattern or component requirements, sample changes and the manufacturing details of your selected product. Request the scope relevant to the style or model you are sourcing.
Our trading company
Export coordination and the commercial documentation agreed for your order. Confirm the legal company details, contracting party and invoicing arrangements during supplier evaluation.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
Factory & supplier review questions.
Who manufactures the products and who handles export?
Our factory handles product and manufacturing discussions. Our trading company coordinates export and agreed commercial documentation. Before placing an order, request the relevant company details and identify the contracting and invoicing parties.
Can we use the process films to evaluate every product family?
The films on this page show textile work relevant to apparel and neckwear: marking, cutting, sewing, finishing and packing. For a cat tree project, request the manufacturing and component information for the selected model separately.
What information should we request during supplier evaluation?
Start with company details, the named product specification, sample revision and packing information. Add the product checks and documents your purchasing process requires. A factory photograph introduces the work; it does not replace model-specific records or order terms.
Can we request an inspection or product test report?
Include the product, destination and required assessment in your enquiry. The availability and scope of relevant records need to be confirmed for that project. Check that any report identifies the applicable product, date, method and result; do not assume it covers every style.
NEXT STEP / SOURCING BRIEF
Let’s look at your project together.
Share the product family, estimated batch quantity, destination and custom requirements.