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Real photos. Real production.
Most buyers sourcing apparel from Pakistan never get to visit. This page is the next best thing — a stage-by-stage walk through our Daska factory: pattern making, cutting, sewing, custom decoration, pressing and the sample room where every order ships from.
Pattern Making & Fabric Cutting
Every order starts as a tech pack and a marker. Our pattern team digitises customer specs into nested markers using Lectra-compatible CAD, then prints full-size markers on plotter paper that gets pinned to fabric on the cutting tables. Workers cut by hand with straight knives and band saws — slower than a fully-automated CNC line, but it gives us flexibility for the 50–500 piece runs that big factories can't touch.
Sewing & Assembly
Our sewing line runs single-needle lockstitch, twin-needle coverstitch, and 5-thread overlock machines — the standard setup for cut-and-sew streetwear, hoodies, jerseys and joggers. Operators work in batches; team leads do mid-process inspection at every 10th piece. We typically run 6–8 sewing stations per garment for hoodies (collar, sleeve, side seam, hem, pocket, drawcord, label, finish).
Custom Decoration — Screen Print, Embroidery, DTG
This is where blank cut-and-sew becomes branded product. Manual screen-print frames, an embroidery cluster, and a direct-to-garment (DTG) printer share the decoration room with the pattern wall where sample garments hang for reference. We run plastisol, water-based, and discharge inks; chenille and 3D puff embroidery; and DTG for short-run photo-real prints.
Pressing, Steaming & Finishing
Finished garments need to ship wrinkle-free and properly shaped. Our pressing room uses heated platens, hand-held steamers, and a vacuum table. Every piece is pressed twice — once after sewing, once after decoration — before it moves to QC. The two-table setup lets us run pressing and packing in parallel during high-volume weeks.
Sample Room & Buyer Showroom
Before any container ships, every buyer's order has a master sample we keep on the showroom wall. This is also where buyers tour when they visit Sialkot. Hoodies, jerseys, sweatpants and shorts representing the last 6 months of production hang as reference — both for shade-matching reorders and as a portfolio for new prospects.
What you can verify in person — or on video call
Many sourcing platforms show stock factory photos. Every image on this page is from our actual production floor in Daska, Sialkot — shot in 2025 during real production runs. If you want to see more, we offer scheduled video tours.
Ready to start an order?
Send your tech pack, brand reference or hand sketch — we'll come back within one business day with FOB pricing, sample lead time, and a production timeline tailored to your launch.