For a first cut-and-sew release, start by defining the garment, fabric direction, color, and quantity you need. That gives you a practical basis for comparing materials and deciding whether you need retail yardage or a full wholesale roll.
Begin with the product
Choose the garment or project first. A T-shirt, sweatshirt, pant, trim, denim garment, or another apparel piece may call for different fabric characteristics. Keep the first development phase focused so you can evaluate the actual material and construction for that use.
Develop before production
Retail fabric is available by the yard, which can suit a sample, test garment, or fabric comparison. Once the material and color are confirmed for production, wholesale begins at one full roll. Roll yardage varies by fabric, so ask about the specific option you are considering.
Compare the exact material
Review the actual product details where listed, including construction, composition, weight, stretch, finish, usable width, and available quantity. If your decision depends on feel or color, evaluate the specific material rather than relying on a category name alone.
Make a useful quote request
- Garment or intended use
- Fabric or fabric direction
- Color or color direction
- Quantity needed
- Whether you need retail yardage or a full wholesale roll
KBM offers in-house knit fabrics alongside carefully sourced and selected textiles. Browse fabrics or request a wholesale quote.