Frequently asked questions

It starts with a product brief, a target list of pieces and an estimated quantity. We prepare the fabric and pattern proposal, and production is planned after sample approval. If your tech pack is ready, we go straight to the sampling stage.

Fine-gauge knitted fabrics with high elastane content. Synthetic-based options use polyamide or polyester, including their recycled versions; designs that call for a cotton handle use blends of organic cotton, modal and TENCEL™ Lyocell. The stretch and recovery of the fabric are measured at intake.

Yes. Recycled content is within the scope of our GRS and RCS scope certificates; if you state the standard and the label level in your order, a Transaction Certificate is issued for the shipment.

The quantity threshold depends on the product type and the chosen fabric and is confirmed at the quotation stage. Orders below the stated quantity are also possible; the unit price changes accordingly.

A flatlock seam lies flat and leaves no raised seam allowance on the surface in contact with the skin. This is why it is preferred for close-fitting pieces such as leggings and bras; the seam type is decided together with the design.

Moisture management, quick drying and a cool feel are functions planned at the fabric sourcing stage. How the fabric behaves is seen at the sampling stage; every incoming lot is measured at intake for dimensional stability and stretch.

We carry out print applications such as transfer printing and pad printing in our own facility; our GRS scope certificate lists sewing and printing as in-house processes. We also offer solutions for other printing and decoration needs. Colour differences between lots are checked under UV light and by eye.

Recycled content is within the scope of our GRS and RCS scope certificates. You state the standard and the label level in your order, and a Transaction Certificate is issued for the shipment.

Five-stage in-house control: fabric and trim intake, cutting, in-line control on the sewing line, final inspection before packing and carton inspection before shipment. AQL 2.5 is applied in in-line checks and at final inspection.

You state GOTS and the label level in writing in your order ("Organic" at least 95%, "Made With Organic" at least 70% certified organic fibre). Our scope certificate shows our authorisation to produce; a Transaction Certificate is issued for your shipment.

Both are regenerated cellulose fibres made from wood pulp through a chemical process. Modal is made mainly from beech wood by a method similar to viscose and is very soft; lyocell is made in a closed-loop solvent process, gives a smooth surface and is stronger when wet. Both are described on the fibres page.

Every incoming fabric lot is measured for shrinkage and dimensional stability to washing; the pattern is planned around these values. An independent laboratory report can also be obtained on request.

Yes. Store assortments are prepared, and products are packed and shipped ready to go straight onto the store shelf.

Yes. Thanks to small, flexible sewing lines, repeat orders for continuously selling products are planned on the same lines as long as the minimum order quantity is met.

Class I has the strictest limit values of the standard and is designed for baby products up to 36 months; in our certificate, baby products, period underwear and absorbent men's underwear for light incontinence are in this class. Class II is for everyday products in direct contact with the skin; underwear is tested in this class.

Yes. Period underwear and absorbent men's underwear for light incontinence are within the scope of our OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Class I certificate; the layer construction is developed together with the product and approved on the sample.

Cotton and organic cotton are the base fibres; modal and TENCEL™ Lyocell blends add softness and a small share of elastane provides stretch. The fabric is a fine-gauge knit and is measured at intake for stretch and dimensional stability.

Yes. For never-out-of-stock products, repeat orders are planned on the same lines and to the same quality standard as long as the minimum order quantity is met; small, flexible sewing lines make this possible.

The product carries your brand's label; label, swing tag and pack type are specified in the tech pack. Store-by-store packing and assortment preparation are possible.

Product type and quantity, size breakdown, colour reference, print file and print area, label and packing preference. A sample is prepared from these; production is planned after approval.

We carry out print applications such as transfer printing and pad printing in our own facility; our GRS scope certificate lists sewing and printing as in-house processes. We also offer solutions for embroidery and other decoration needs; fabrics are selected to suit printing and embroidery.

The colour of every incoming fabric lot is checked under UV light and visually and compared with previous lots.

Our facility has passed an amfori BSCI audit and is registered on the Sedex platform with a four-pillar SMETA audit. Current audit reports are shared on request.

Yes. In corporate collections such as visitor souvenirs, children's and adult sizes are planned together with the same fabric and print; we also work this way in licensed product manufacturing.

Delivery is planned stage by stage: fabric intake, cutting, sewing, printing and packing are each scheduled separately, and the order has the same contact person from start to finish. Lead time depends on the scope of the order, the product group and fabric sourcing. Send your tech pack to sales@hcorganize.com and we will share the timeline for your project.

Children's products above 36 months are tested under our Class II certificate. Baby products up to 36 months require Class I; we hold a separate certificate for this, described on the babywear page.

Snaps, buttons and similar small trims undergo strength testing; trims are chosen according to children's clothing safety requirements and recorded in the tech pack.

Yes. Kidswear is within the scope of our GOTS and OCS/GRS/RCS scope certificates; if you state the standard and the label level in your order, a Transaction Certificate is issued for the shipment.

We develop patterns with size charts suited to the European market; if you have your own size chart, we work to it. The size breakdown is agreed together at the order stage.

Yes. For licensed products made with the brand owner's approval, we produce children's and adult sizes together; colour accuracy and print consistency are held to the licensor's reference.

It is the strictest set of limit values in the standard; baby and toddler products up to 36 months are tested in this class. In our certificate, baby products are in this class. Products such as socks and everyday clothing are covered by our Class II certificate; the two should not be confused.

You state GOTS and the label level in writing in your order ("Organic" at least 95%, "Made With Organic" at least 70% certified organic fibre). Our scope certificate covers babywear; a Transaction Certificate is issued for your shipment.

Seams are planned outward-facing or flat so that the seam allowance does not bother the skin; the label position and type are specified in the tech pack. These details are checked together at sample approval.

Yes. Planning is suited to small first orders; the quantity threshold is confirmed at the quotation stage according to product type and fabric. As the collection grows, repeat orders are planned with the same pattern and fabric.

Yes. Snaps and trims undergo strength testing and the results are recorded in the tech pack. Trims are chosen according to babywear safety requirements.

It starts with the sock type, size breakdown, colour and pattern details; yarn choice and knitting plan come from us, and production is planned after sample approval. The product carries your brand's label and packaging. Packaging options: header card (sewn or fastened with a tagging pin), sleeve and box.

On a Tecnopea automatic steam boarding machine. Socks on forms are steamed, pressed and passed through a heated tunnel; robotic arms then take them off the forms and stack them on a conveyor belt, so every pair comes out with the same shape and dimensions.

The toe is closed automatically on the machine while the sock is being knitted, joined stitch by stitch; there is no separate sewing step. As a result no thick seam ridge forms at the toe, and the result is repeatable from pair to pair.

Our machines have 132, 144, 156, 168 and 200 needles. The needle count determines how dense the knit is: a lower count gives a thicker, fuller sock, a higher count a finer, denser one. It is chosen together according to the product type.

Yes. Recycled polyamide is used in our socks and is registered at the Blended level for the sock product group in our RCS certificate; if specified in the order, a Transaction Certificate is issued for the shipment.

Class II. Everyday products in direct contact with the skin are tested in this class, and socks are within this scope in our certificate. Class I is only for baby products and the two underwear products listed in the certificate.

Yes. In children's sizes, with the same automatic toe closing and Tecnopea automatic steam boarding as adult socks; the size range is decided together at the order stage.

It starts with the product type, size breakdown, fabric and colour preferences; patterns and samples are prepared in our facility. Proto, fit, size set and PP samples are prepared according to the customer's request; production is planned after sample approval.

The outer fabric, inner surface and absorbent layer structure are selected together according to the product type and the brand's tech pack. We source the fabric and layer materials and turn them into the finished product; the selection is tested and approved at the sample stage.

Fabric colour, pattern, lace and waistband details are set according to your brand. Colour differences between lots are checked under UV light and by eye.

Yes. The product goes out with your brand's label, care instructions and packaging; packaging options are agreed together at the order stage.

Our company's certificates are listed on this page. Certificate scope varies by product group and order; for menstrual products the scope is confirmed separately before the order is placed.

We ship to Europe, the United Kingdom, the USA and Australia; the shipping plan is set up for each order.