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Fabric production planning for your order programme.
Fabric production planning starts with confirmed article quantities, colour splits and the approval dates required for your delivery programme. Fago Textile is based in Istanbul, Türkiye. Our core knitted fabric collection covers single jersey, interlock, rib, piqué, French terry, three-thread fleece and jacquard. Production planning begins with the construction, material, finished specification and quantities by colour.
Company-declared monthly production capacity: 500,000 metric tonnes. This is the company’s stated capacity, not a reservation of available output for an individual order. Request the supporting production information, process scope and available allocation relevant to your purchasing review. Order-specific availability and delivery dates are confirmed in the quotation.
Plan capacity against the actual brief.
| Specification | What to confirm for your order |
|---|---|
| Production location | Istanbul, Türkiye. Request facility and supplier-assessment information for your project. |
| Machine suitability | Identify the required construction and request relevant machine, gauge and width information. |
| Production allocation | Share committed quantities, colour splits, planned release dates and any recurring forecast. |
| Process scope | Confirm knitting, dyeing, printing, finishing and any specialist partner operations included in the proposal. |
| Approval milestones | Allow for sample review, colour approval and required tests before the agreed production release. |
| Delivery programme | Agree shipment frequency, packing requirements and destination with the order schedule. |
Prepare a useful supplier assessment.
For a new supplier review, tell us which documents, facility information and quality records your purchasing team needs. Current certification scope, the proposed manufacturing route and the order-specific specification should be reviewed together. A general capability discussion should be followed by written confirmation of the work included in your quotation.
For repeat contracts, explain expected demand changes and the notice available before each order release. This allows the production discussion to cover both the initial order and continuity requirements.
Before you confirm your fabric order.
A fabric production planning discussion should distinguish a supplier's general capacity from the allocation available for your specific construction and finish. Provide confirmed quantities and planned release dates, then ask which production stages and approvals control the proposed schedule. Include the destination and any fixed receiving dates for the garment factory.
For recurring fabric production planning, separate the initial purchase order from forecast demand. Explain the notice available before each release and identify changes in colour or material that may require a new approval. Keep the agreed process scope, delivery frequency and documentation requirements with the article specification so each shipment can be reviewed against the same programme.
For delivery terminology, consult the ICC information on Incoterms rules. Confirm the delivery term and named place in your own quotation.
Fabric production planning: build the release schedule
Prepare a schedule that separates the initial confirmed order from forecast demand. List quantities by article and colour, the dates when approvals can be provided and the requested shipment sequence. The production allocation for a particular order should be confirmed against its actual material and processing requirements.
Keep changes visible to the buying team
If an approved detail changes, record the new specification and ask how it affects sampling or the proposed schedule. Fabric production planning works best when commercial quantities, technical approvals and delivery requirements are reviewed together. Give the sales team the latest version of the brief and identify any fixed receiving date. Confirm the resulting milestones in writing before relying on them for the garment production programme.
Illustrative fabric and industry references. Approve physical samples and order-specific specifications.
Plan your next bulk fabric order.
Send your fabric specification, quantity by colour and destination. We will review sampling, production and delivery requirements.