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Manufacturing across the Western Hemisphere

Manufacture closer.
Commit later.

We work out your manufacturing options: factory, cost, quantity and timing. So you can place orders closer to actual demand, with less money riding on a forecast.

Start with your product

Start with one product.

Show us what you want to make. A person at WestOS answers within one business day.

About how many?
When do you need it?
Where should we answer?

A photo, a screenshot, a link or a few words.No fee to submitNo production commitment

From product to production.

More time to decide.

Do the preparation early. Choose the next run with more sales behind you.

Prepare the production path.

Work out the factory, fabric, sample and terms for a product you already sell. Know what it would take to make more.

Any sample, material or capacity commitments are agreed with you first.

A blue T-shirt sample being checked beside fabric swatches and a pattern

See what sells.

Keep selling. Learn which sizes and colors move. With a production path worked out, you can use more of that information before choosing the next quantity.

The latest decision date depends on materials, capacity and delivery time.

A customer buying a blue T-shirt in a clothing shop

Choose the next run.

Decide how much to make, confirm the terms, and place the production order. WestOS coordinates the run through delivery.

Production and shipping still take time. Your option makes that timing explicit.

Blue T-shirts being sewn and inspected in a workshop

Know the terms before you order.

A production path for your product, with the economics and timing in one place. You can assess it before committing to the run.

Explore your product

Illustrative option

Heavyweight cotton tees

Delivered to Los Angeles

$5.10 per unit, delivered

Minimum order
400 units
Production decision
10 February 2027
Production window
3–24 March 2027
Warehouse arrival
5–12 April 2027
Before the production decision
Sample, material availability and any preparation costs agreed first.

Example figures only, not a factory quote or reserved capacity. Your option identifies the factory, specifications, inclusions and agreed terms.

Meet the manufacturers.

Explore what each factory makes, the equipment it uses and the orders it can take. Our profiles bring together the findings from our visits and conversations with each manufacturer.

A paneled garment sample on a factory worktable
Desafío / Latin Jeans · August 2026

The sample.

Illustration
Explore the network
The WestOS team and partners at Colombiamoda in Medellín

Tell us what you’re making.

Alec Bond and Nicholas Young, co-founders. Based in Kentucky, working with manufacturers in Colombia.

Start with your product
What am I committing to?

An assessment reserves no materials or capacity. Preparation and production are separate decisions. Before preparation, agree its scope, costs, expiry and what remains payable if you do not order. Changed or expired terms need checking again.

Be ready to make more.

Understand your production options before you need them.

Explore your product