Sourcing hub · Unbranded only
Blank apparel, sourced from evidence — not a catalogue screenshot.
Tees, fleece, and canvas bags from factories that can state a fabric weight, hold a minimum, and repeat the fit. Use WWTop Yupoo for the silhouette; we build the written spec, sample plan, and landed cost behind it.
Planning ranges below, not a live price list. Every number is confirmed for your specification in writing.
Source by category
Pick the product. Keep the same standard.
Each category brief carries the same four answers: what the fabric is, what the minimum is, how long the sample takes, and what the quote excludes. The photos are labelled references, not live stock.
Ref. photo · WWTop
Ref. photo · WWTop
Ref. photo · WWTop
Original diagramNeed a category that is not listed?
Woven tops, pants, aprons, caps, and simple accessories can be quoted from a specification or a clear reference. Send the construction details and target quantity.
Catalogue lens
What a Yupoo reference adds to a blank program.
A catalogue is useful for narrowing a direction quickly. It becomes a production brief only when the silhouette, fabric surface, and construction are translated into numbers a factory can quote and a sample can prove.
Separate the production core from the browsing
WWTop Yupoo also lists shoes, bags, and accessories. Our production scope is narrower: cut-and-sew apparel, fleece, and canvas totes that can be specified, sampled, and inspected.
Read the surface, then ask for the number
A photo can show a dry hand, a brushed back, or a washed surface. It cannot show GSM, fibre content, shrinkage, or pilling. Those are confirmed with a swatch and a written test.
Turn “oversized” into a fit block
Drop shoulder, body width, armhole depth, and sleeve opening are pattern decisions. We record them so the next colourway or reorder is the same garment, not a new guess.
Reference images are credited and labelled. We do not copy another company’s logo, artwork, or trade dress, and a catalogue listing is never treated as proof of stock, certification, or factory ownership.
Want the visual reference behind this page?
Browse the WWTop Yupoo catalogueDefinitions
“Blank” does not mean “no standard”.
A blank garment is unbranded, but it is not unspecified. Fabric composition, yarn count, weight, shrinkage, stitch density, fit block, and colour tolerance all decide whether the second order matches the first.
We treat the word as a starting point: no external brand or licensed artwork, with a written specification behind every option. If the only description is a photo, it is not ready to quote.
What “blank” covers
- Unbranded fabric and trims
- Neutral size and care labels
- Your print, embroidery, or private label
What we decline
- Branded or counterfeit goods
- Another company’s artwork or logo
- Seller catalogues presented as stock
The four numbers in every quote
MOQ, sample cost, production lead time, and exclusions. If a quote omits one of them, it is not comparable with another quote — and it is not ready to approve.
- MOQ
- Per colour, per size curve
- Sample
- Fee, freight, and credit terms
- Lead time
- After approval and deposit
- Excluded
- Freight, duty, labels, testing
Planning ranges
What the categories usually look like.
These are reference bands for early planning, not a stock list. Fabric availability and factory capacity decide the final minimum.
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| Category | Typical fabric | Weight band | Planning MOQ | Common use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blank T-shirts | Jersey, interlock, heavy jersey | 150–320 GSM | 50–100 pcs | Print and retail blanks |
| Blank hoodies | French terry, loopback, brushed fleece | 280–480 GSM | 100–200 pcs | Heavyweight fleece programs |
| Tote bags | Cotton canvas, calico, recycled canvas | 8–16 oz | 100–300 pcs | Retail and promotional bags |
| Other cut-and-sew | Woven tops, pants, caps, aprons | By specification | 100–300 pcs | Private-label extensions |
Fabric first
Composition, weight, shrinkage, and colour tolerance are written down before a sample is ordered.
Fit before volume
Measurements are checked against a fit block and a signed comment sheet, not a photo.
Same spec, same line
The factory that makes the approved sample states where bulk will run, and under which QC standard.
Before the deposit
What can be verified — and what cannot.
A supplier can show a licence, a machine list, a QC checklist, and a payment account in the legal name. Those are verifiable. A claim that “the quality is the best” is not.
We separate the two in writing. If a point cannot be evidenced, it stays a question rather than becoming a marketing line on this site.
- 01
Business identity
Licence, registered address, and payment-account name must agree.
- 02
Material evidence
Fabric specification, swatch, shrinkage test, and trim samples.
- 03
Quality process
First-article approval, in-line checks, final inspection, and defect terms.
- 04
Recourse
A named remedy if the bulk does not match the approved sample.
Start here
What to send in the first brief.
A short, specific brief is enough to shortlist supply. You do not need a finished tech pack.
Product and use
Category, silhouette, and what the garment has to do. A reference image is useful if it is not branded.
Quantity and colour
Target pieces, size curve, and colour count. Fewer colours usually means a lower minimum.
Destination and deadline
Country, delivery city, and the date the goods need to arrive — not just the date you want to order.
Not sure what to specify?
Send the problem and the quantity. We will turn it into a specification you can compare and approve.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
If your question is not here, send a brief. We answer in plain language, with conditions.
What counts as blank apparel?
Blank apparel is an unfinished, unbranded garment: no external brand, no licensed artwork, and no seller logo. It may still carry a neutral size and care label. You add your own decoration or private label later.
Can I order mixed categories in one brief?
Yes. A single brief can cover tees, fleece, and totes, but each category is quoted separately because fabric, MOQ, and lead time differ. Mixing categories does not usually reduce the minimum for any one of them.
What is the smallest first order you will quote?
It depends on the category and whether the fabric is in stock. Sample-only requests are always accepted. Small bulk runs may start around 50–100 pieces for stock blanks. Private-label runs usually start higher because fabric and trims are booked for the run.
Are the fabric weights on this page guaranteed?
No. The ranges are planning references. The actual weight, composition, shrinkage, and tolerance are confirmed in the specification and on the approved sample for your order.
Do you publish a price list?
No. Unit price moves with fabric, quantity, colour count, decoration, packaging, and freight. We quote against a written specification so the number can be compared like for like.
What do the product photographs show?
They are labelled reference photos from the promoted partner catalogue. They show silhouette, fabric, and finish; they are not a stock list or a quote. Every option is confirmed with a written specification, a sample, and a current MOQ.
Next step
A blank program starts with a spec, not a catalog.
Tell us the category, quantity, destination, and deadline. We will confirm what can be sourced, what it takes to sample, and what the quote excludes.