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VDG Ashvi B2B VDG ASHVI B2BManufacturing a better tomorrow
Clothing production line for custom garment manufacturing

Custom production

Bring the product brief.
Leave with a production plan.

Every decision written down before anything is cut.

VDG Ashvi converts your garment requirement into an actionable specification, sample, quantity-based quotation and monitored manufacturing workflow.

From specification to dispatch

Every decision is captured before scale.

The process is designed to reduce unclear expectations. Product, material, quantity, commercial terms and the approval reference stay connected.

Define the requirement

Share the style, reference, target quantity, fabric, GSM, colour, size range, branding, packaging and delivery location.

Capability review

VDG checks the requirement against suitable production capability, MOQ, capacity and practical lead time.

Quotation and sample

Review the quantity-based commercial offer, then approve a sample that becomes the reference for production.

Production visibility

Follow the major manufacturing milestones from material readiness and cutting through stitching, finishing and packing.

Quality checkpoints

Use the approved reference and agreed specification to guide in-process checks and pre-dispatch inspection.

Delivery and repeat order

Dispatch against the confirmed plan. Reuse the approved specification when you need the same configuration again.

Prepare a stronger RFQ

Give production the information it needs.

A detailed brief produces a more useful quote. If some choices are open, mark them clearly so the team can suggest practical options instead of guessing.

  • Reference images or an existing sample
  • Fabric composition, GSM and colour direction
  • Size set, measurements and intended fit
  • Target quantity and delivery location
  • Labels, print, embroidery and packaging needs

Start the conversation

Send the brief. Get a real answer.

Open an account to raise an RFQ against a live style, or talk the requirement through first if the specification is still taking shape.