PRODUCTION & FULL PACKAGE
Once your sample is approved, Final Row can take your project from development into small-batch production through our New York studio.
Our standard MOQ starts at 40 pieces per style, giving independent designers and growing brands the flexibility to begin with manageable quantities.
For brands ready to scale beyond local production, bulk production in South Korea is also available, with production communication and quality control managed through Final Row.
At a Glance
- New York Small-Batch Production: Available
- Standard MOQ: Starting at 40 pieces per style
- Typical Production Timeline: Approximately 4–7 weeks
- Size Grading: Available
- Fabric & Trim Sourcing: Available
- Labels & Packaging: Available
- Full-Package Production: Available
- Bulk Production in South Korea: Available
Production timelines, MOQs, and pricing may vary depending on construction, quantity, materials, finishing requirements, and current production schedule.
Small-Batch Production in New York
Once the final sample is approved, production can move directly into our New York studio.
Before cutting begins, we confirm:
- Final approved sample
- Production pattern
- Size range and grading
- Quantities
- Fabrics
- Trims
- Labels
- Construction details
- Finishing requirements
- Packaging requirements
Production pricing is based on the actual garment rather than a universal price list.
Construction, quantity, materials, finishing, and other production requirements are reviewed before the final quote is confirmed.
We publish general starting prices and MOQs whenever possible so brands can understand the basic investment before committing to production.
Full-Package Production
You can provide your own production materials or have Final Row manage the sourcing and preparation for you.
Depending on your project, our full-package service can include:
- Fabric sourcing
- Trims and components
- Buttons and zippers
- Care labels
- Woven brand labels
- Hangtags
- Product and inventory stickers
- Poly bags
- Size grading
- Production
- Quality control
- Final packaging
When sourcing is handled through Final Row, materials are selected according to the approved sample, specifications, quality requirements, and target production needs.
Material, sourcing, and additional development costs are quoted according to the individual project.
Our goal is simple: to deliver finished garments prepared for the next stage of your business — not simply garments that have been sewn.
Develop in New York. Scale When You're Ready.
For many brands, developing and producing locally provides greater control during the early stages of a collection.
Final Row allows brands to begin with pattern development, sampling, and small-batch production in New York without committing immediately to large production quantities.
When demand grows, clients can also choose bulk production in South Korea.
Final Row continues to manage production communication, approved specifications, and quality control, giving clients the ability to scale without having to independently manage an overseas production process.
Develop locally. Produce locally. Scale internationally when it makes sense for your brand.
Production Process
1. Final Sample Approval
Fit, construction, materials, and garment details are finalized.
2. Size Grading
The approved pattern is graded into the required production sizes.
3. Pre-Production Confirmation
Quantities, materials, trims, labels, finishing, and packaging are confirmed.
4. Cutting
Fabric is cut according to the finalized production patterns.
5. Production
Garments move through sewing, assembly, and finishing.
6. Quality Control
Construction, measurements, workmanship, finishing, and consistency are reviewed throughout production.
7. Final Quantity Check
Completed quantities are verified against the approved production order.
8. Packaging
Labels, hangtags, stickers, poly bags, and other approved packaging are completed as required.
9. Shipping or Pick-Up
Finished goods are prepared for shipment or pick-up from our New York studio.
Clear Answers Before Production
We do not say yes to every project.
Before accepting production, we review the garment construction, materials, quantity, timeline, and manufacturing requirements.
If a project is outside our capabilities, we will tell you. If we can produce it, we will clearly explain how we can do it.
We believe reliable production starts with realistic expectations, clear communication, and accountability from development through final delivery.