October 5, 2026
Private-Label Hijab Tech Pack Requirements: What Commercial Buyers Must Specify Before Sampling
- A complete tech pack reduces sampling cycles because the factory can resolve construction decisions before sewing begins.
- Measurements, tolerances, fabric composition, edge finish, labels, and packaging should be treated as one controlled specification.
- Every revision needs a version number and approval date so the bulk line does not work from an obsolete file.
A private-label hijab tech pack is the shared production language between a brand and a factory. It should remove interpretation from the most expensive decisions: fabric, dimensions, seam finish, branding, packing, and acceptance criteria.
1. Product construction
Include a flat sketch, finished measurements, tolerance table, fabric composition, GSM, color references, edge treatment, thread specification, and label placement. For an instant hijab, add face-opening measurements, stretch range, and fit model information.
2. Branding and packaging
List woven-label artwork, care-label language, hangtag data, barcode format, polybag warning, carton assortment, and carton marks. Provide editable artwork and a print-proof approval step.
3. Quality and change control
Add the inspection method, sampling level, defect definitions, shrinkage limits, and approved reference sample. QIUYAN uses the signed PPS as the production reference and records any approved change before bulk cutting.
Frequently Asked Questions
+Can a factory create the tech pack from an existing sample?
+When should packaging be added to the tech pack?
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