APPAREL HOUSE LINE
House-brand tees, hoodies, kidswear, dresses. 160 / 310 GSM organic cotton, OEKO-TEX Class I, GOTS certified, white-label packaging by default.
SEE THE RANGE →
SOLUTIONS — FOR RETAILERS
Audit-ready private-label production for multi-brand retail.
Build house lines and private-label SKUs across apparel, bedding, table linens, accessories, and fabric-by-the-metre — all under one EU-based supply chain. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and GOTS documentation included with every shipment, audit-ready supply-chain traceability, EU labour standards, predictable per-SKU costs that hold across volume tiers.
EU PRODUCTION · OEKO-TEX 100 · GOTS · FULL SUPPLY-CHAIN DOCS
THE PROBLEM
Multi-brand retail is a vendor-management problem before it’s a product problem.
A house line spanning apparel + home textiles + accessories typically means three to five separate suppliers, three to five different documentation standards, three to five different audit cycles. EU compliance, ESG reporting, and customer disclosure pressure all compound the procurement burden. Costs creep up at every interface.
Where retailers feel the pain:
- AUDIT FRAGMENTATION Five suppliers means five sets of OEKO-TEX certs, five GOTS chains, five labour-standard audits. Every regulator wants the full set.
- SUPPLY-CHAIN OPACITY Asian-supplier private-label production rarely produces audit-ready supply-chain documentation. EU customers and regulators are asking harder questions every year.
- COST INSTABILITY Currency, freight, and tariff exposure on long-haul supply chains. EU production removes most of the variability from the unit economics.
THE FABRIXA ANSWER
One EU supplier, one documentation standard, one supply chain to audit.
Apparel, home textiles, fabric-by-the-metre — all on the same supplier relationship. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and GOTS certifications applied across the entire range, with full chain-of-custody documentation issued per shipment. Production in Portugal and Spain under EU labour standards, with traceability records sufficient for ESG reporting and external audit.
Vendor consolidation simplifies procurement. EU production removes most of the cost variability. One audit cycle covers the full range.
HOW IT WORKS
Vendor onboarding to first private-label production in 4–6 weeks.
Retailer onboarding mirrors standard vendor-onboarding playbooks — supplier questionnaire, documentation review, sample evaluation, contract terms, then production. Each step is designed to satisfy your procurement / compliance team’s checklist.
01
VENDOR REVIEW
Standard supplier questionnaire, OEKO-TEX / GOTS certificates, audit-record disclosure, EU labour-standards documentation submitted to your procurement team.
02
SAMPLE EVALUATION
Sample SKUs across the categories you’re targeting (apparel, bedding, accessories). Hand-feel, print fidelity, build quality assessed by your buying team.
03
CONTRACT TERMS
Master Supply Agreement covering quality, lead time, IP, liability, and ESG commitments. Contract signed at the retailer level, applies to all SKUs.
04
SKU SETUP
Individual SKU specs locked — piece, fabric base, colour profile, packaging spec, care label, dispatch destination. Reusable across reorders.
05
PRODUCTION RUN
Volume production, full QC, OEKO-TEX / GOTS docs included with each shipment, EDI integration available for purchase orders and dispatch notifications.
WHAT WE COVER
House lines across apparel, home, and fabric-by-the-metre.
Multi-brand retailers typically build house lines spanning two or three of these categories. One Fabrixa supplier relationship, one MSA, one documentation standard.
HOME-TEXTILE HOUSE LINE
House-brand bedding, cushions, curtains, table linens, accessories. EU production, hospitality-laundry-grade washability.
SEE THE RANGE →FABRIC-BY-METRE PROCUREMENT
Cotton bases for retailers operating their own cut-and-sew. Premium Half Panama disclosed wholesale at €7,90/m.
SEE THE RANGE →CO-BRANDED CAPSULES
House-line collaborations with influencer / designer brands. Same supply chain, same documentation, retailer takes the production margin.
PRIVATE-LABEL PROGRAMS
Multi-brand house programs across categories. Master spec, common sizing, predictable per-SKU costs across the portfolio.
HOSPITALITY GROUP ROLLOUT
Hotel and retail groups standardising textile spec across multiple properties. Volume tiers stack across all properties.
DOCUMENTATION & COMPLIANCE
What ships in every box, what we deliver on request.
Retailers care about documentation as much as product quality — sometimes more. Here’s what comes by default and what unlocks on request.
INCLUDED BY DEFAULT
Every shipment ships with:
- OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certificate reference per fabric base
- GOTS chain-of-custody reference for organic cotton bases
- Country-of-origin and EU labour-standards declaration
- Per-SKU production batch reference for traceability
- Care-label translation across destination markets
AVAILABLE ON REQUEST
For procurement / ESG teams:
- Full supplier audit trail (quarterly or annual)
- Carbon-footprint disclosure per SKU
- Master Supply Agreement template (or use yours)
- Ethical-supply-chain declaration for ESG reporting
- EDI integration for PO / dispatch / invoicing
COMMERCIAL TERMS
Volume tiers stack across the entire range — and across multiple brands.
A retailer ordering 1,000 units / month split across apparel and home-textile SKUs hits the Scale tier on the combined volume, not per category. Net-30 terms unlock at the Scale tier with credit-check passed. Multi-property hospitality groups stack volume across all properties under a master account.
INTRO
1–99 units / mo
Initial sampling and capsule production. Pre-pay billing. Retailer evaluates supplier before scaling.
STEADY
100–999 units / mo
Steady-state house-line production. Volume tier 2, monthly invoicing. Account manager assigned.
SCALE
1,000–9,999 units / mo
Multi-category house-line production. Volume tier 3 + net-30 terms. Dedicated production capacity.
ENTERPRISE
10,000+ units / mo
Multi-brand retail, hospitality groups, large private-label programs. Custom pricing and dedicated team.
READY TO TALK?
Open a procurement conversation.
Tell us your retail format, your house-line ambitions, and your typical SKU volume. We send the supplier questionnaire, the certification refs, and the MSA template for your procurement team to review.