Starting your own clothing line is a challenge. Finding reliable local suppliers for textile manufacturing remains difficult, and order minimums are often high.
At Montloup, we manufacture your fabrics in Canada in small batches and help you make the right choices for your product.
What we do for you
Fabric manufacturing
The Montloup pre-order system was designed to allow emerging creators and brands to source Canadian-made fabrics without having to order large quantities :
Vous avez une idée, mais vous ne savez pas toujours par où commencer ni quelles décisions prendre. Montloup agit comme partenaire externe pour vous aider à structurer votre projet, éviter les erreurs coûteuses et avancer avec confiance.
Nous pouvons vous accompagner dans :
Le choix des fibres et fils
Le stylisme et couleurs
Le choix des matières premières
La compréhension de l'écosystème, le fonctionnement de l'industrie
L'identification des fournisseurs et partenaires les mieux adaptés
L'optimisation des choix en fonction de votre budget
La production (tissus, coupe, couture, conditionnement)
For these preliminary steps, we can refer you to trusted partners.
We can then assist you with:
Choosing the right fabrics and colours
Creating samples
Placing the production order for the fabric
Placing the order for labels and trims
Sending all components (fabrics, trims, and labels) to the factory for cutting and sewing
Monitoring production
Performing quality control
Managing packaging and conditioning
For fabrics, the minimum is generally one roll, or about 35 to 75 m depending on the fabric. The matching rib is sold by the meter. For manufacturing, minimums vary depending on the manufacturer, but often start at around 50 units per style and colour.
We prioritize eco-friendly fibers, low-impact processes, and local production. Most of our yarns are certified ecological or non-harmful to the environment. Our fabrics are knitted and finished in Ontario or Quebec, and the origin of the materials will be communicated to you based on your project.
Our scope of action ranges from design selection to the sewing of the final label:
Design
Choice of fibres and yarns
Styling and colour choices
Choice of raw materials
Identification of the most suitable suppliers and partners
