Production questions, answered clearly.

Yes. Angora supports both emerging and established brands. The right path depends on how developed your collection already is, the number of styles, materials, quantities and whether you need sampling, sourcing support or a fuller production programme.

We use a flexible-quantity approach rather than presenting one universal number for every project. Quantities are reviewed according to style count, colors, size breakdown, materials, construction and the overall production programme. Share your estimated quantity in the Project Builder and we can review the right structure.

Yes. You can start with a tech pack, sketches, product references, sample garments or a combination of these. The Project Builder accepts PDF, JPG, PNG, WEBP and ZIP reference files up to 10 MB.

Sampling starts after the project direction, materials and technical requirements are reviewed. Patterns and prototypes are developed for fit, construction and detail review. Comments and approvals are used to move the product toward a production-ready version before bulk manufacturing.

Yes. A brand may arrive with nominated materials or ask for material guidance. We can review base fabrics, lining and support needs, color direction, trims and components as part of product development. Availability and documentation should be confirmed for the exact material selected.

Yes. Catalog references are starting points rather than fixed retail products. Colors, materials, prints, trims, labels, packaging and selected construction or silhouette details can be reviewed for customization, subject to technical feasibility.

Branding and packaging can be included as part of the finishing process. Labels, hangtags, care information and packaging requirements should be discussed early so specifications, sourcing and timing can be aligned with the production programme.

Timing depends on product complexity, material availability, sample revisions, approval speed, order scope and the production schedule. We prefer to discuss the target launch or delivery date early and confirm realistic timing after the project and materials are reviewed.

Yes. Angora exports to 10+ markets and works with international brands from its Istanbul production base. Delivery and shipment coordination are reviewed according to the destination and project requirements.

Angora has 100+ production professionals and 100K+ pieces production capacity. Actual project capacity and scheduling depend on product complexity, materials, quantities and the production calendar, so each programme is reviewed individually.

We can review recycled, certified or supplier-specific material options when they are appropriate for the product. Sustainability or certification claims should only be used after the exact material, supplier and supporting documentation have been confirmed.

Yes. Existing brands can share current product references, approved samples, technical files and production requirements for a supplier-transition review. We use those materials to clarify construction, materials, quality expectations, quantities and the approval path before production. Brands should only provide designs and files they are authorized to use.

The most useful starting information is your product category, current project stage, estimated style count, approximate quantity, material needs, target timing, primary market and any available references or tech packs. The Project Builder collects these details step by step.

Quality control is treated as part of the production journey rather than only a final inspection. Product consistency, measurements, construction and finishing expectations are kept visible through checkpoints, followed by final inspection and dispatch readiness.

Angora presents its Sedex membership and responsible business information as trust signals. Material, sustainability and certification claims are handled carefully: supplier-specific or product-specific claims should be supported by the relevant documentation before they are presented as facts.