Your next collection. Made in Peru.

Fabric sourcing and garment production, coordinated by your sourcing team in Lima.

Rolled fabrics in several colorsCones of undyed yarnClose view of fabric passing through a sewing machine

One agency team to connect the decisions.

Sourcing in Peru connects international apparel teams with fabric and trim suppliers in Peru and Brazil, and coordinates garment production with partners in Peru. We act as a sourcing agency: clarifying the brief, coordinating the work and keeping each decision visible from development through shipment.

Start with a sketch, mood board, reference image or technical pack. We can support the path from material selection and digital patterns to sampling, production coordination, quality checks, packaging and international logistics.

The current apparel order guideline starts at 800 pieces per color, with four colors and four sizes per style. The exact structure needs to be reconfirmed for your style before a quote.

Two ways
to begin.

Come with a developed tech pack or an earlier idea. The first useful step depends on what is already decided.

Material first

Find the fabric.

Start with garment type, composition, weight and color direction. We source and compare knit fabric options in Peru and Brazil.

Explore fabric sourcing
Product first

Develop the garment.

Move from a sketch or technical pack through drawings, patterns, fabric and trim decisions, sampling and production coordination.

Explore garment development
Cones of undyed yarn arranged on a work surface
Undyed yarn

Start with a material direction.
Verify the fabric.

Pima & Tanguis cottonYarn · jersey · piqué
Blends & stretchCotton blends · cotton Lycra
Other fibresModal · Tencel · polyester · alpaca
Read about raw materials

Check the order structure early.

800pieces per color, current starting guideline
4colors in the current style guideline
4sizes in the current style guideline

This is not a small-batch offer. The order structure must be reconfirmed for your style before a quote.

Have a collection in mind?

Share the product, material direction, quantity and timing you know. We’ll use the brief to identify the next decisions.

Start a sourcing brief