OEM · ODM · PRIVATE LABEL
Women's Lingerie & Underwear Manufacturer
MRM Intimates supports global brands with women’s OEM, ODM and private-label projects. Share your collection direction to discuss materials, sampling and project-specific production requirements.
From your first reference
to a considered sample review.
Coordinated black lace set.
02 / THE COLLECTION DIRECTIONS
Find your
collection direction.
Begin with a product category. Then bring the materials, structure and sample details into focus.
Four directions. A conversation around your brief.
Lace Bras
A starting point for lace-led styling, with materials and details to review together.
Explore Category
Sports Bras
Discuss intended use, structure and the requirements for your sample.
Explore Category
Women's Panties & Briefs
Outline your silhouette, fabric, fit and finish preferences.
Explore Category
Lingerie Sets & Bodysuits
Bring reference styles and discuss the details of a coordinated collection.
Explore CategoryCollection images illustrate design directions. Final materials, construction and sample details are reviewed against your brief.
03 / MATERIAL DIRECTION
Materials & Details for
Your Lingerie Collection
A reference becomes more useful when texture, placement and finishing details are discussed together.
A closer look Reference
Material references. Composition, availability and finish are confirmed against your project.
Explore the material direction
01 / Lace
Begin with the character of the fabric.
A lace reference helps communicate the pattern, transparency and overall feel you want for your lingerie collection. Show the detail at the scale it will appear on the garment.
- What to share
- Reference image, intended placement and preferred handfeel.
- Review in sampling
- Pattern direction, edge placement and the appearance of seams in the sample.
02 / Mesh
Make the role of each layer clear.
Use a mesh reference to discuss the visual openness, coverage and placement of a panel. Describe how it should look and feel with the other layers of the garment.
- What to share
- Front and back references, coverage preferences and panel locations.
- Review in sampling
- Layer combinations, seam placement and the appearance of the assembled sample.
03 / Elastics & trims
Specify the details around the garment.
Photographs and physical references can explain the width, finish and placement you want for elastics, straps and other trims. Treat each detail as part of the complete sample brief.
- What to share
- Trim references, target widths, colour direction and intended positions.
- Review in sampling
- How the trim sits, its appearance at joins and the feel of the finished edge.
04 / FROM REFERENCE TO SAMPLE
Fit, Construction
& Sample Review
A clear brief connects the overall silhouette to the details that need to be reviewed.
Choose a point on the reference or an item below to explore the sample discussion.
Construction references. Confirm positions, fit and finishing against your sample.
Show how the straps should sit.
Mark the preferred strap width, attachment points and adjustment position on your reference. During sample review, compare the way the straps sit with the rest of the garment.
- Bring to the discussion
- A marked reference photograph and the intended strap width.
- Check in the sample
- Attachment position, adjustment access and the feel of the assembled sample.
Review the cup shape and edge finish.
Use the reference to discuss coverage, the cup outline and how its edges and seams should look. A fit reference and size chart make the brief clearer; fit and support are checked on the physical sample.
- Bring to the discussion
- Front and side references, a size chart and notes on cup-edge finishing.
- Check in the sample
- Coverage, cup outline, edge finish and fit in the assembled sample.
Connect the band details to the fit brief.
The front reference shows the band area; the detail view illustrates the fastening and adjoining seams. Use back-view references and measurements to define the closure arrangement for your sample.
- Bring to the discussion
- Back-view reference, measurement points and the preferred closure arrangement.
- Check in the sample
- Band dimensions, closure placement and the finish at the garment edges.
05 A shared development path
From Your Lingerie Brief
to Bulk Production
Five stages to organise the brief, the sample and the final order. Each stage connects what you provide with what needs to be agreed.
01 / 05
Start with a clear product direction.
A reference becomes more useful when it is connected to your market, size range and planned order.
- You provide
- Reference images or a technical pack, product category, target market, sizes and estimated quantities.
- We agree
- The intended fit, product scope and which details need further development.
- Next reference
- A shared development brief and a list of open questions.
02 / 05
Bring fabric and construction together.
Review the look and feel alongside the structure, trims and performance requirements of the garment.
- You provide
- Fabric preferences, colour direction, trim references and any required test specifications.
- We agree
- Available material options, colour references, substitutions and sample requirements.
- Next reference
- A material and trim direction to carry into sampling.
03 / 05
Use the sample to resolve the details.
Review the physical garment against an agreed size chart and record the changes that matter.
- You provide
- A base size chart, fit comments, reference samples where available and labelling requirements.
- We agree
- Measurements, construction, appearance and the changes required before approval.
- Next reference
- Documented sample feedback and an agreed revision or approval decision.
04 / 05
Agree the production reference.
Keep the approved garment and written specification aligned before the order moves forward.
- You provide
- Approved sample comments, final sizes, colours, quantities and packaging details.
- We agree
- The order specification, commercial terms, inspection requirements and project schedule.
- Next reference
- An agreed order reference for production and inspection.
05 / 05
Keep the agreed specification in view.
Define the review points and delivery requirements around the confirmed order.
- You provide
- The approved product specification, inspection plan and delivery instructions.
- We agree
- What will be inspected, how findings will be recorded and which approvals are required.
- Next reference
- An agreed inspection and handover record for the order.
Order details are
project specific.
Minimum order
Assessed by style, colour, material availability and development scope.
Sample fees
Quoted after reviewing the work and sourcing required for your sample.
Timing
Agree the sample and production schedule after the project is assessed.
Have a reference but need help organising the details?
Discuss your development brief06 Define the standard together
Quality Checks for
Women's Intimates
A clear specification gives the sample and the order a shared reference. Agree what will be checked, how it will be recorded and how exceptions will be handled.
Product requirements vary by style and market. Confirm any requested testing and supporting documents as part of the project brief.
What to agree before production
- 01
Measurements & fit reference
Agree the size chart, measurement method and tolerances. Keep the approved sample available as the comparison reference.
- 02
Construction & finishing
Identify the relevant checks for seams, elastic application, straps, closures and other details used in the selected style.
- 03
Materials & colour
Confirm the fabric and trim specifications, colour reference and any required test methods or supporting documents.
- 04
Inspection & packing
Agree the inspection scope, reporting format, labels and packaging requirements, including how exceptions will be reviewed.
07 Before you start
Women's Lingerie
Manufacturing FAQs
Practical starting points for materials, fit, sampling and order planning.
Your product brief sets the direction.
The details are confirmed together.
01What should I prepare for a first enquiry?
Share reference images or a technical pack, your target market, size range and estimated quantities by style and colour. Include a reference sample if available, and note any details you need help defining.
02How are fabrics, lace and trims confirmed?
Share your preferred appearance, composition, stretch, colour and handfeel, plus any required test specifications. Review options through material references or physical samples, and agree any substitutions before confirming the production specification.
03How do we agree the fit and size range?
Provide a size chart and describe your target customer and fit preference. Review sample measurements and fit, record revisions, and agree the approved reference, grading, tolerances and any additional size samples.
04What is the minimum order quantity?
The minimum depends on the style, colours, fabrics, trims and development requirements. Send your planned quantities by style and colour so the applicable minimum can be confirmed in your project quotation.
05What are the sample fees and lead times?
Sample fees and timing depend on construction, material sourcing and the number of revisions. Request a written sample quotation and schedule covering what is included, revision arrangements and shipping before development begins.
06Should I adapt an existing style or develop a new one?
For a suitable existing style, specify the changes you want to materials, colours, trims or labelling. For new development, share your references and requirements so structure, fit and sourcing can be reviewed before the development scope is agreed.
07How can I discuss my women’s lingerie project?
Use the project enquiry page to send your references and planned quantities. Include your target market and preferred launch or delivery date so feasibility and the next steps can be reviewed.
08 / START A CONVERSATION
Let’s Discuss Your
Women’s Collection.
Share your product references, target market and planned quantities. These details help us review the materials, sampling requirements and quotation for your project.
Discuss Your Project sales@mrmintimates.comStart with these four details.
- 01
Product direction
Bras, briefs, lingerie sets or the style you have in mind.
- 02
Estimated quantity
Estimated pieces by style and colour, with your intended size range.
- 03
Target market & timing
Your selling market and target dates for samples or delivery.
- 04
Reference & changes
Reference images, a sample or technical pack, plus any changes to discuss.
Materials, construction, quantities and timing are reviewed for your specific project.