Factory Size

10000 Sq.Ft.

Trading/Wholesale/Manufacturing

Manufacturer/Wholesaler

No. of Staff

50

Support Staff

10

Delivery Terms for Buyers

By Transport

Billing GST

As per requirement

Bank Account Details

As per requirement

Preferred Logistic Services

By Road

Other Offices

Jaipur

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Title

Protonze

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Description

Quality Assurance : Shop for Quality Assurance Men Clothing shirts, hoodies, pajamas, boxer shorts, tri-blend tees, polo shirts, and Comfort Color tees with thousands of designs. Should we not have exactly what you want, we have a personalized shirt template, or personalized tri-blend tee shirt template that is sure to impress with its quality. Cafepress is your destination for custom Quality Assurance Men Clothing t-shirts and Quality Assurance Men Clothing gifts!

Total Staff

50

Machinery Equipment

All Available As Par Latest Market Technology

Patent Copyrights

Yes ("Protonze Patent Trademark")

Awards

Best Rate With Good Quality Awards

Location

Jaipur

Profile

Manufacturer and Wholesaler of Casual And Formal Shirts, Casual And Formal Trousers, Jeans, Blazers, Suits, Waist Coats, T-Shirts, Woolen T-Shirts, Short Kurta, Lowers, Sweatshirts, Perfume, Belts

Sample Availability Policy

NO

Guarantees & warranties

No

Processing Support

Branding and Software, POS Machines, Alteration, Stationary, Carry Bags

After Sales Service

Free replacement against all kind of manufacturing defects

Question: The difference between single and double breasted suit. ?

Answer: A single breasted blazer is characterised by a small overlap at the centre front of the jacket, whilst a double-breasted blazer has a much wider overlap, wider lapels to balance the silhouette, and two columns of buttons rather than one. The former is a more minimal approach to suiting, whilst the double breasted suit provides ample opportunity to experiment with patterned or textured cloth, which features more heavily in double breasted garments.

Question: What are the rules for suit buttons. ?

Answer: When wearing a two or three button single breasted blazer, always secure the middle button. If your blazer has three, consider the first one optional- but never fasten the last button. A single button blazer should always remain closed when standing to maintain a smart appearance. Double breasted blazers should be fully fastened too with an optional last button, which, when left open can be a well-considered stylish detail.

Question: How are dress shirts sized?. ?

Answer: Dress shirts are commonly sized by collar measurement. Many British designers present this in inches, whilst European brands are more likely to offer their sizing in centimetres. To find your shirt size, bring a tape measure around your neck (where a shirt collar would sit). Allow enough room to fit your index finger under the tape measure to ensure the shirt isn’t too tight. As a rough guide a size Small = 14 - 14.5cms, Medium = 15 - 15.5cms, and a Large = 16 - 16.5cms.

Question: How much shirt cuff should you show. ?

Answer: This is really dependent on your own personal preference, however, as a rule of thumb, you should show between 1cm and 2cm of shirt cuff. A small amount of cuff is more conservative, while 2cm shows a flash of colour. Any more than this, and it just looks like your jacket arms are too short.

Question: Dress shirt sleeve length. ?

Answer: A dress shirt should reach down to what is called the kiss of the wrist. If you bend your wrist upwards, the break is where your shirt sleeve should reach. In terms of the cuff size, you should be able to slip two fingers within the cuff when it is buttoned up. This allows you to move your arms without the cuff pulling tight on your wrist, while it also allows enough space for a dress watch.