Contact Our Workwear Manufacturing Team
Have a custom workwear project in mind? Share your design, garment type, quantity, branding and technical requirements, and our manufacturing team will review your project and discuss the next steps with you.
- Custom design & branding
- Sampling before production
- Small ranges to larger production orders
Choose the Easiest Way to Start
Whether you have a full tech pack or just an idea, reach out the way that suits you. Every enquiry goes directly to the NEGORAFIST team.
Email Our Team
Send your questions or project details to contact@negorafist.com and we will get back to you.
Send Your Tech Pack
Attach your tech pack, drawings, reference images or brand guidelines to the enquiry form below, or email them to our team.
Explore Our Range
Browse jackets, overalls, shirts, polo shirts, sweatshirts and more before you send us your requirements.
Tell Us About Your Workwear Project
The clearer your brief, the easier it is for our team to understand your project and give you a relevant response. Include as much of the following as you can:
- Garment type and estimated quantity
- Design, tech pack, drawing or reference sample
- Fabric preferences or required performance
- Brand colors and required size range
- Branding details: logo, placement, embroidery, printing or labels
- Intended application and working environment
- Technical or safety standards, if applicable
- Packaging requirements, delivery destination and timeline
Safety and certification
For garments that require specific protection or certification, include the applicable standards and technical requirements with your enquiry so the specification matches the intended use.
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Send Your Enquiry
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What Happens After You Contact Us
A clear process helps avoid misunderstandings and keeps your project moving from first enquiry to finished garments.
Share Your Requirements
Send your specifications, designs, reference garments, tech packs, branding files and quantities.
We Review the Specification
Our team reviews fabric, construction, design, branding, sizing, colors and functional features, and clarifies anything before production.
Develop the Sample
For custom projects, a sample lets you check fit, fabric, color, construction and branding before larger production.
Confirm and Produce
Once details are approved, production follows the agreed specification, with quality checks, packaging and delivery as agreed.
Questions Before You Get in Touch?
Here are quick answers to the questions buyers ask most often before starting a custom workwear project.
What information should I send for a workwear quotation?
Send the garment type, quantity, design or tech pack, fabric preferences, colors, sizes, branding requirements, intended application, technical standards if applicable, packaging requirements, and delivery destination.
Can I provide my own workwear design?
Yes. You can provide a tech pack, drawing, reference image, existing garment, measurements, branding files, or other product specifications as the starting point for a custom manufacturing project.
Can I order custom workwear with my company branding?
Yes. Custom workwear can incorporate company branding through suitable methods such as embroidery, printing, labels, and other decoration options. Provide your logo and preferred placement when you submit your requirements.
Can I request a sample before production?
For custom projects, sampling can help you review the garment before larger production. Your project requirements should specify the sample needs and the details you want to evaluate.
Can you manufacture workwear in bulk?
Custom workwear can be produced for larger orders. The appropriate production requirements depend on the garment, specifications, quantity, and project details. Contact NEGORAFIST with your requirements to discuss your order.
How can I start a custom workwear project?
Send NEGORAFIST your product requirements, design files or reference samples, estimated quantity, branding details, and intended application. The manufacturing team can then review the project and discuss the next steps.