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Golf Studio Apparel / New York

Private-label sportswearat retail scale

Product development, manufacturing and shipment under one commercial relationship.

Program experience

Millions

Of units designed, manufactured and delivered in the last twelve months.

50+

Years of combined apparel-industry experience across the founders.

40+

Domestic & international destinations served.

A considered partner

Golf Studio Apparel manages high-volume private-label sportswear programs for retailers, taking responsibility for product development, manufacturing and shipment under one commercial relationship.

Production across
Asia & Africa

Six operating capabilities

The work behind an apparel order

  1. Our designers and development teams shape product briefs, develop patterns and work through fabric, construction and trim choices. Target costing informs those decisions as the garment takes shape.

  2. Factory recommendations account for product specialization, available capacity, target cost, country of origin and timing. Material and construction requirements also shape the viable production options.

  3. Once the product and factory are agreed, we coordinate production allocation, approval dates and manufacturing milestones. Sample decisions, material availability and factory progress inform the schedule.

  4. Retailer requirements determine each program’s testing and inspection activity. We coordinate factory QC, independent inspection providers and third-party laboratories at the relevant production stages, then manage the follow-up required by their findings.

  5. For applicable U.S. and Canadian LDP/DDP programs, Golf Studio can act as Importer of Record. We coordinate shipment information, documentation and customs-broker communication for those imports.

  6. For U.S. and Canadian programs requiring domestic delivery, we coordinate freight and contracted 3PL warehouse partners, with B2B delivery to retailer distribution centers.

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Product categories

Four product worlds

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Starting a program

Start with what you have.

An idea, sketch, reference garment, tech pack or existing program can be enough to begin. Share the product objective and target economics so we can assess the development work needed.

That may involve shaping the design, sourcing fabrics, developing samples and resolving fit. Target costing guides those decisions while the product takes shape.

  1. 01Brief
  2. 02Development
  3. 03Sampling & fit
  4. 04Production
  5. 05Testing & compliance
  6. 06DC delivery
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Production choices

Evaluate the options around the order

We evaluate factory specialization and capacity alongside materials, construction, target cost, country of origin and timing.

Viable alternatives are presented with our recommendations. You can make the final selection with Golf Studio’s guidance, while your contract and day-to-day communication remain with us. Our team manages the factories and service providers involved in the agreed program.

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Large retail programs

Plan for the retailer’s requirements

Approval calendars affect production allocation. Testing deadlines, packaging decisions and routing guides belong in the plan early.

We coordinate retailer requirements such as labeling and EDI/ASN alongside the production schedule. Where U.S. or Canadian domestic delivery is part of the agreement, that work includes contracted warehousing and distribution-center delivery.

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Detail, fit and review
Warehousing and distribution-center delivery apply where U.S. or Canadian domestic delivery is part of the agreement.
Requirement
Approval calendars
Testing deadlines
Packaging decisions
Routing guides
Labeling
EDI / ASN
Contracted warehousing
Distribution-center delivery

Your next program

Let’s review the brief

Tell us what you plan to make, the approximate volume and the timing you have in mind.

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