Garment Manufacturing Agreement: Clauses and Sample Wording for Turkey
Nine clauses a garment manufacturing agreement with a Turkish workshop should cover, fill-in sample wording, Turkish default contract rules and a checklist to run before signing.
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Contract Manufacturing and Workshop Editor
Zeynep Arslan is Tekstil Rehberi's contract manufacturing and workshop editor. She writes practical guides on CMT pricing, contracts, tax obligations such as VAT withholding, setting up a workshop and incentives, and takes tax and regulatory details from official sources in force on the date of writing.
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CMT (cut, make, trim) is a garment contract-manufacturing model in which the buyer supplies the fabric and the factory cuts, sews and finishes the garments, charging a processing fee rather than a product price. Who supplies the trims (zippers, buttons, labels) must be written into the quote, because sources read the “T” differently.
Fason is the Turkish trade term for work that a company places with another firm while supplying the materials itself, either for a whole product or for one stage such as cutting, sewing, printing, embroidery or washing. In garments, cutting and sewing from buyer-supplied fabric is CMT (cut, make, trim).
CMT (cut, make, trim) sewing workshops in Turkey for buyers who supply their own fabric. Compare workshops by capacity, minimum order, lead time and quality control, and see what a quote should cover.
Contract workshops and service companies in Turkey for cutting, sewing, printing, embroidery, washing, pattern making, testing and logistics. Pick the stage you need and compare companies.
Wholesale clothing suppliers in Turkey for shops, boutiques and online sellers. See how manufacturer-wholesalers, wholesalers and dealers differ, and settle minimum order, price and delivery terms.