Private-label clothing for Indian brands, made next door in Nepal

• Clothing brands and D2C startups: launch a range in several colours without a container-sized order.
• Streetwear labels: oversized and heavyweight tees and hoodies, cut to your pattern.
• Wholesalers and traders: basics in core colours, delivered by road to north India.
• Uniform and corporate buyers: polos, T-shirts and sweatshirts, with each reorder made to the approved sample. Uniform programmes.
• Export houses: knitwear made to your buyer’s tech pack when your own lines are full.

T-shirts in regular and oversized fits, polo shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies in fleece or French terry, knit shorts and kids’ co-ord sets, cut and sewn to your tech pack, with your woven labels, care labels, hangtags and packing. Printing and embroidery are arranged through partner workshops and coordinated by our team. Choosing a weight? What 180, 200 and 240 GSM mean.

• Small minimums: 200 pieces per style and colour, 1,000 per order, so a first drop can carry five colours of one style.
• 0% basic customs duty when the Nepal–India treaty’s origin rules are met; IGST is payable as on any purchase. How the treaty works.
• Indian fabric counts as local under the treaty, and we can source it for you, or use yours.
• By road, not by sea: delivery to the Bhairahawa–Sunauli or Birgunj–Raxaul border, or on to your city by agreement.
• Pay in rupees: INR or USD bank transfer, or a Letter of Credit.

• Sample. Send your tech pack or a reference garment. Samples take 7–14 days.
• Approval. You approve the sample and colours in writing; we check each style against the treaty’s origin rule before quoting it duty-free.
• Bulk. Bulk is dispatched 25–30 days after sample approval, with a final AQL 2.5 inspection.
• Delivery. By truck to the border, where your customs agent clears the goods with our certificate of origin, then on to your warehouse. See your landed cost in the ₹ import duty calculator.