Voyager Textile

Private Label Apparel, Made to Specification

T-shirts, polos, hoodies, sweatshirts, trousers and shorts, developed and manufactured for your brand.

Made to specification · Sampling before bulk

Factory facts. Export experience.

Production for Europe, the United States, the UK and MENA
≈70
people in our production team
100K
pieces a month: monthly production capacity
300 pcs
minimum per colour and style
4–5 weeks
typical bulk production after sample approval
5–7
business days: sampling time

The minimum applies per colour and per style; sizes can be split within it. Available capacity is confirmed per project. Development, sampling and shipping are additional.

Made here. A few references.

Actual products from previous manufacturing. Each is a construction reference, produced to order.

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References show manufacturing construction and finishing, not stocked inventory or customer endorsement. Your design, fabric, fit and artwork are specified for your own project.

Your specification.
Cut and sewn in our factory.

See how it comes together

Who we manufacture for

Different programmes. A shared need for a clear specification and a reliable production partner.

Brands & retailers

Private-label collections with your fit, fabric, labels and packing specification.

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Merchandise & promotion

Branded apparel and textiles developed around client artwork and campaign requirements.

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Corporate & uniform buyers

Coordinated workwear, hospitality and scrub programmes, with repeat-order colour and fit control.

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Sourcing & procurement

A direct production contact for technical review, supplier qualification and export coordination.

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Who we are

The people you talk to
are the people who make it.

We develop and manufacture garments in our own factory. Our team handles specification review, pattern development, sampling, cutting, sewing, quality control and export preparation. You work directly with the production team.

Embroidery, transfer and sublimation printing run in-house. Specialist decoration is managed with established partners.

Why Voyager

Less guesswork. More control.

The important decisions are made before production. Then kept in the production record.

How to evaluate a manufacturer
A specification everyone works from
Measurements, materials, construction and artwork are reviewed before development, with open decisions resolved together.
Approval before commitment to bulk
Fit, colour, construction and branding are confirmed on a physical sample before bulk production begins.
Answers from the production team
Questions go straight to the people who plan and run production, which keeps technical decisions close to the cutting and sewing lines.
A record for the next order
Approved samples, patterns, colour standards and packing instructions are retained for follow-up production.
Construction and decoration, coordinated
In-house cutting, sewing, embroidery, transfer and sublimation are planned alongside any specialist partner work.

Manufacturing capabilities

From development to packed goods, one team coordinates the production.

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Development

Tech-pack review, patterns, fit and pre-production samples.

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Material sourcing

Fabric, colour and trims developed against your specification.

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Cutting & sewing

Fabric relaxation, cutting and garment assembly on our own lines.

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Decoration

In-house embroidery, transfer and sublimation; managed specialist printing.

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Quality control

In-line checks and piece-by-piece final inspection against the approved sample.

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Export preparation

Labels, packing, commercial documents and forwarder handover.

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Construction detail

One garment, six decisions

Explore the Rotax racing windbreaker. Select a numbered point to see the construction and specification decisions behind that detail.

Front view of the black, white and red Rotax hooded windbreaker, showing the full zip, printed panels, pockets and elasticated cuffs
Rear view of the same Rotax windbreaker, cropped to the raised hood and its neckline seam

Panel & necklinePattern

Hood construction

The raised hood shows how its panels form the hood around the head and join the neckline. Hood depth, opening and adjustment are specified and checked on the sample before bulk cutting.

Print registrationSublimation

Artwork placement

The chest artwork crosses the centre-front opening. Its size and position are set against the pattern pieces, then checked with the zip closed so the two sides read together.

Component controlClosure

Front zip

The full-length front zip is a specified component: tape, teeth, slider and puller are approved together. The sample also establishes how the zip sits against the lightweight shell.

Opening & recoverySleeve finish

Elasticated cuffs

The sleeve ends are gathered with elastic rather than a knitted rib. Finished opening, elastic width and recovery are checked so the cuff holds comfortably at the wrist.

Pocket constructionFunction

Zipped pockets

The side-pocket zip sits within the printed front panel. Opening length, position and stitching are recorded separately from the main zip, then checked for access and a clean finish.

Length & stitchingFit

Hem finish

The dark lower edge finishes the printed shell without a rib band. Hem depth, stitch line and finished body length form part of the approved measurements for each size.

VT-WB-003Rotax Racing Windbreaker

Front, back and close-up views of one actual manufacturing reference. The approved sample and specification define the standard for your own production.

Manufacturing Capabilities Product Catalogue

Explore our manufacturing reference catalogue.

A PDF of products we have manufactured, one from each main product group, documented from technical pack to finished garment. Made to buyers' specifications, not a stocked range.

Catalogue in preparationA two-page preview is online; the complete PDF is being finalised.

From our production

From technical pack to finished garment.

A colour-blocked T-shirt we manufactured, followed from its specification through one construction detail to the garment as worn.

Silent film, 21 seconds. The front and back technical drawings of a colour-blocked T-shirt appear with their construction markers and Pantone references. The point where its diagonal panels meet is enlarged on the drawing and matched to a photograph of the same sewn seam. The sleeve label, chest print and back-neck print follow as photographs. A model then wears the finished T-shirt, front and back. Finally the seam lines become the Voyager Textile mark.

Fabrics & materials

Start with use, construction and hand-feel. Then specify composition, weight and finish.

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Single jerseyCompositionCotton, cotton blendsIndicative weight140–250 g/m²ApplicationsT-shirts & everyday apparelPiquéCompositionCotton, cotton/polyesterIndicative weight160–220 g/m²ApplicationsPolos & corporate clothingLoopback & fleeceCompositionCotton, cotton/polyesterIndicative weight220–500 g/m²ApplicationsHoodies, sweatshirts & joggersPerformance knitsCompositionPolyester, stretch blendsIndicative weightSpecified per projectApplicationsSportswear & sublimationTwill & woven fabricsCompositionCotton, polyester blendsIndicative weightSpecified per projectApplicationsTrousers, workwear & uniformsTowelling & terryCompositionCotton and specified blendsIndicative weightSpecified per projectApplicationsTowels, bathrobes & ponchos

Indicative sourcing ranges from our fabric guides, not a fixed stock offer. Loopback is typically 220–320 g/m²; brushed fleece 280–500 g/m². Exact composition, GSM and finish are confirmed per project. Line diagrams illustrate structures, not actual swatches.

Stock shades or your Pantone reference.

Custom Pantone colour production from 300 pcs, with lab dips approved before bulk dyeing. Polyester-based fabrics are assessed separately.

How colour is developed

Branding & finishing

The identity of your product is in the application, the label and the final pack.

Plan artwork & logo placement
Embroidered chest logo on a navy piqué polo, beside its contrast-tipped collar and button placket.
In-house

Embroidery, transfer & sublimation

Stitching, heat transfer and polyester sublimation matched to the fabric, artwork and placement.

Managed specialist partners

Screen printing & raised effects

Specialist processes coordinated by Voyager, with feasibility and samples reviewed before bulk.

Integrated into production

Labels, trims & packaging

Woven and printed labels, hangtags, trims and packing instructions bring the finished programme together.

Application, colour and placement are confirmed during sampling.

How we work

A clear route from first enquiry to dispatch.

The complete production journey
  1. 01

    Share the brief

    Product, approximate quantity and destination. A reference or sketch is a useful start.

  2. 02

    Agree the specification

    Review fabric, fit, colour, artwork, trims, costing and the development plan.

  3. 03

    Approve the sample

    Review the physical garment. Resolve revisions before authorising bulk.

  4. 04

    Make the order

    Plan materials, cut, sew and decorate to the approved production record.

  5. 05

    Inspect & pack

    Check the finished garments and pack to your agreed instructions.

  6. 06

    Prepare & dispatch

    Complete export documents and coordinate handover to your forwarder.

4–5 weeks typical bulk production after sample approval. Development, sampling and shipping are additional.

Compliance & quality evidence

Define what the order needs. Review what the documentation actually covers.

Quality is checked against your approval.

In-line checks during sewing and piece-by-piece final inspection compare the goods with the approved sample and specification.

Share measurement tolerances, test requirements and inspection arrangements during technical review.

Our quality-control approach
Certified materials
OEKO-TEX®, GOTS and GRS material options can be sourced where specified. Availability, certificate scope and order documentation are confirmed for the selected input. Understand material certification.
Buyer audits and factory visits
Buyer audits and factory visits can be arranged during project onboarding. Share your site and process requirements before development. Review factory qualification.
Applicable frameworks
REACH, Sedex/SMETA and ISO requirements serve different purposes. They are not interchangeable certificates. Applicable scope is reviewed with the buyer. Compare audit frameworks.
Buyer-requested documentation
We review supplier material documents, production records and any required testing or inspection arrangements. Required evidence and any gaps should be agreed before the order.

Standards, programmes and materials

  • SedexAudit framework
  • OEKO-TEX®Certified material option
  • GOTSCertified material option
  • ISOStandards referenced
  • Recycled BlendedMaterial option
  • GRSCertified material option
  • TENCEL™Fibre option

Before we begin.

Frequently asked questions about choosing a supplier and starting production.

Discuss your requirements
Where is Voyager Textile based, and who makes the garments?

Voyager Textile is a direct apparel manufacturer and exporter based in Türkiye. Our own team develops, cuts, sews and inspects garments. Embroidery, transfer and sublimation printing are in-house; specialist decoration is coordinated with established partners.

What is your minimum order quantity?

300 pcs per colour and per style, for all custom apparel production, including custom Pantone colours and all-over sublimation. Sizes can be split within the 300. Polyester-based colour development is assessed separately.

Can we start without a complete tech pack?

Yes. Share the product type, approximate quantity and what you want to achieve. Reference photographs, a sketch or an article code from our catalogue can start the discussion. We clarify the missing technical details before sampling and costing are finalised.

Do we approve a sample before bulk production?

Yes. Bulk starts only after sample approval. You review fit, construction, colour and branding on the physical garment. Sampling timing depends on development, fabric availability, custom colour and decoration, and is confirmed after technical review.

How long does production take?

Bulk production typically takes 4–5 weeks after sample approval. Development, sampling and shipping are additional. Available capacity and the schedule for your particular product are confirmed during quotation.

Can you source certified materials and provide quality documents?

OEKO-TEX®, GOTS and GRS material options can be sourced where specified. Availability, certificate scope and order documentation are confirmed for the selected input.

Can you handle repeat orders and international shipping?

Yes. Approved samples, patterns, colour standards and packing instructions are retained for repeat production. We work with buyers in Europe and the United States, prepare export documents and coordinate dispatch with your forwarder or agreed logistics. Shipping time is separate from bulk production time.

One brief starts the conversation.

Request a production quote

Tell us what you want to make. Required fields are marked; technical details can follow. A clear idea is enough. We’ll work through the details together.

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Manufacturing in Türkiye. Tailored for international markets.

We manufacture in Türkiye for brands and corporate buyers in Europe, the United Kingdom, the United States and the MENA region. Product development, sampling, bulk production and quality control are planned around each customer's technical requirements.

Manufacturing
Türkiye
Export markets
Europe · United States · UK · MENA
Production enquiries
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