Sarpteks production — From development to delivery
01 / The cut
Every cut.
Considered.
Fabric, pattern and construction come together through precise preparation.
A particular strength in blazers and waistcoats. Expertise across women’s woven garments.
02 / The workflow
One team.
Every stage.
All stages are managed by Sarpteks, connecting technical decisions with the practical work of production.
- 01Patterns
- 02Fabric preparation
- 03Precision cutting
- 04Garment construction
- 05Pressing & finishing
- 06Packing & presentation
03 / Production
Ready for
production.
From an approved sample to a finished order, the collection moves through one connected operation.
- 500
- Minimum order quantity
- 3–4 weeks
- After fabric is ready
Monthly capacity: approximately 300,000 garments across all facilities.
See the work in progressConceptual motion study · Real operations shown in the accompanying films
INSIDE SARPTEKS
The making. Up close.
Six moments from our own operations. Follow the work from paper patterns to the finished package.
Patterns
Paper patterns define the pieces that will become a garment.
Fabric preparation
Fabric is spread in aligned layers before moving to the cutting table.
Precision cutting
The automated cutting table follows the prepared layout, piece by piece.
Garment construction
A closer look at the stitching, handling and assembly behind each garment.
Pressing & finishing
Careful pressing gives the garment its shape and a considered finish.
Packing & presentation
The final presentation, shown here through packaging for our own brand, Thalure.
Our specialism
The language of tailoring.
Strong in blazers and waistcoats. Experienced across trench coats, trousers, skirts, dresses and the wider women’s woven category.
