Whylet manufactures private label and bulk apparel — fabric development, pattern and sampling, cut-and-sew production, inspection, finishing and dispatch. One production route, one point of accountability.
Send a spec, a sample or a sketch — we’ll tell you what’s buildable and what it takes.
Whylet is the operating brand of its parent company, Polar Start. Same ownership, same team, same accountability.
Most orders need fabric, making and finishing. Some only need one. Tell us where your product already is and we’ll scope from there.
Yarn and fabric sourced to your specification, then knitted or woven, dyed, washed and finished to the hand-feel and shade you approve. Fabric is inspected before it reaches the cutting table.
First patterns drafted and graded across your size set, markers planned for yield, then cutting and multi-needle assembly. You approve a fit sample before a single bulk panel is cut.
Inspection at defined checkpoints rather than one pass at the end, measurement checks against your spec sheet, then retail-ready labelling, folding, cartoning and handover for shipment.
Every order runs the same sequence. Stages that don’t apply to your product are dropped, not billed.
Product, quantity, specs and target dates confirmed in writing.
Material sourced or supplied, then knitted, dyed and finished.
Pattern, proto and fit sample submitted for your sign-off.
Markers laid, bulk cut and garments assembled to the approved sample.
In-line and end-line inspection against your measurement sheet.
Pressed, labelled, folded and cartoned to your packing list.
Cartons checked, documented and released for collection.
No sales sequence and no obligation. Three steps to a costed, scoped proposal you can act on.
You send the product, quantity and any specs, tech packs or reference samples you already have. If something is missing, we tell you exactly what we need.
You get the applicable stages, a realistic lead time and an indicative cost — including a straight answer if your quantity or timeline isn’t a fit for us.
Sampling begins only once scope is agreed. Bulk begins only once you have signed off the fit sample. You are never committed by an inquiry.
The failures that cost you money are rarely about machinery. They’re about specification drift, silent delays and quality found too late.
Fabric, making and finishing coordinated together — so no stage can blame the one before it.
Your measurement sheet and approved sample are the reference. Changes get raised with you, not absorbed quietly.
Inspection happens at set points during production, so defects surface while they can still be corrected.
Orders leave labelled, folded and cartoned to your packing list — ready for the shelf, not for rework.
The questions buyers ask us most often, answered directly. Anything not covered here, ask us in your inquiry.
Send an inquiryAt minimum: the garment type, target quantity and your timeline. A tech pack, measurement sheet or a physical reference sample makes the quote far more accurate — but if you only have a sketch or a photo, send that and we’ll tell you what else is needed.
Yes. Production here is specification-led, so an existing tech pack, graded pattern or approved sample shortens development considerably. We’ll still run a fit sample against it before bulk so both sides are working from the same confirmed reference.
No. The three capability groups are modular. If you already have a nominated mill or are supplying fabric yourself, we can start at pattern and production. If you want the material developed from yarn, we cover that too.
Inspection is built into the run at defined checkpoints rather than left to a single end-of-line pass, which is what makes mid-production correction possible at all. If something deviates from the approved sample or measurement sheet, it’s raised with you while the order can still be adjusted.
Same business, same ownership. The company began trading as Polar Start and Whylet is the brand it operates under today, so you may see either name on documentation. Nothing about the production, team or accountability changes between them.
Tell us what you need made. We’ll confirm whether it’s a fit, what the route looks like and what it will take — before anyone talks about commitment.
Prefer email? Write to contact@whylet.com. We typically reply within one to two business days.
Five fields. The more detail in the last one, the more useful our reply will be.
A member of the production team will read it and reply directly, usually within one to two business days.