Clothing Packaging Service in Turkey

What the packaging service covers

Every garment we ship is folded and protected as standard, typically in a clear polybag with a size sticker, packed into export cartons with agreed assortments. The packaging service extends that baseline into branding: printed poly or paper bags, custom mailer boxes, hang tags with your artwork, branded tissue, stickers and seals.

Packing specification matters as much as materials. Retail deliveries need size-ratio packed cartons with barcode-labelled units that scan into store systems; e-commerce brands usually want single-unit packs their 3PL can pick and ship without repacking. We pack to whichever specification your channel requires, defined before production ends, not after.

Hang tags and swing tickets are produced to your artwork, including barcode and price printing where needed, and attached in the factory. Small details such as kimble position are specified rather than improvised, because retail buyers notice.

How packaging runs inside your production timeline

Packaging is planned at project kickoff alongside labels, not at the end. Custom-printed boxes and bags have their own suppliers and lead times, typically two to four weeks for printed items, and the only way they never delay a shipment is starting them while fabric is still being approved.

You approve physical samples of custom packaging: a printed mailer box in hand shows colour and board quality no PDF can. Approved packaging is delivered to the sewing factory, and the packing line folds, bags, tags and cartons the goods as the final production step under the same quality supervision as sewing.

Cartons are marked to your warehouse or 3PL requirements: contents, quantities, weights, carton numbering and any inbound labels your receiver mandates. Getting this right is unglamorous and saves you receiving fees and delays at the destination.

• Polybags, printed bags and paper alternatives
• Custom mailer boxes and rigid boxes
• Hang tags, barcode stickers, seals and tissue
• Retail ratio packs or e-commerce single packs
• Carton marking to warehouse and 3PL specs

Costs, minimums and sustainable options

Standard polybag packing is included in garment pricing. Custom items are quoted per piece and carry print-run minimums from their own suppliers: printed boxes and bags typically start in the hundreds to low thousands of units depending on the process, which aligns comfortably with our 300-piece production minimum for most projects.

Cost drivers are material, print process and size: a flexo-printed poly mailer costs a fraction of a rigid box with foil blocking. We price options against your unit economics honestly; a 20-euro retail garment rarely supports a 3-euro box, and we will say so instead of upselling.

Sustainable alternatives are available and real: recycled-content polybags, paper mailers, FSC-certified board for boxes and tags, and reduced-packaging specs for brands that want minimal material. Each has trade-offs in protection and cost that we lay out plainly.

Packaging decisions that affect logistics

Packaging changes freight maths. Boxes protect better and present better, but they consume carton volume; garments in boxes can increase shipped volume noticeably versus flat-packed polybags, and road freight to Europe is priced by space as well as weight. We calculate the difference for your specific product before you commit.

Folding specification also matters: a hoodie folded to a retail flat size fits store shelving and standard cartons, while an oversized fold wastes cube. For e-commerce, pack dimensions can decide which postal size band your customer shipments fall into, which is worth more than the packaging itself over a season.

Compliance details ride along here too: destination markets have labelling requirements for packaging materials and recycling marking, and we apply the relevant marks for your market as part of the specification.