Since 2010 · Sialkot, Pakistan · Delivered to the NetherlandsClothing Manufacturer for Dutch Brands
Pexton Apparel is a custom clothing manufacturer for Dutch brands, clubs and academies: private label sportswear, teamwear, activewear, martial arts uniforms and streetwear. We have made garments in Sialkot, Pakistan since 2010 and deliver duty paid (DDP) to Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, Eindhoven and across the Netherlands.
- MOQ of 30 pieces per design – mix sizes across the run
- Samples in about 8–10 days for standard customisation
- Bulk in about 10–12 days after sample approval
- Your brand on every piece – woven labels, hang tags, custom packaging
- Delivered duty paid (DDP) – EU customs, duty and VAT handled for you
Ask for a free quote
Tell us your product, quantities and delivery town in the Netherlands. We will reply with pricing, fabric options and a sampling plan.
Prefer to chat? WhatsApp +92 311 7644607 or email info@pextonapparel.com
Custom Teamwear, Activewear, Martial Arts and Streetwear for the Netherlands
From a football club in Brabant to a BJJ academy in Amsterdam or a streetwear label in Rotterdam, we cut and sew products to your own designs. Choose a category to see real examples.
Club Teamwear
Kits, training wear and tracksuits for football, field hockey, korfball and volleyball clubs.
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Football Kits
Club shirts, shorts, socks, training wear and goalkeeper kits for leagues and academies.
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Activewear & Gym Wear
Leggings, sports bras, training tops and shorts for fitness labels, gyms and studios.
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Martial Arts & BJJ
BJJ gis, belts, karate and taekwondo uniforms branded for your academy.
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Rash Guards & Fightwear
Sublimated rash guards, fight shorts and spats for BJJ, MMA and grappling teams.
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Custom Streetwear
Heavyweight hoodies, tees, acid-wash pieces, sweatpants and sets for independent labels.
View products →What Dutch Brands and Clubs Order From Us
Dutch buyers usually come to us for one of these. Each links to the page with full details.
- Club kits: football, field hockey and korfball kits, training wear and tracksuits for verenigingen and youth teams. See teamwear manufacturer and custom tracksuits.
- Cycling kit: club jerseys and bib shorts for wielerverenigingen and events. See cycling jersey manufacturer.
- Kickboxing and fightwear: Muay Thai and kickboxing shorts, rash guards and gym wear for fight gyms and brands. See Muay Thai shorts manufacturer and MMA clothing.
- Streetwear and private label: hoodies, t-shirts and sweatpants for independent labels. See private label streetwear and cut and sew.
- Activewear: leggings, sports bras and gym wear. See private label activewear.
Questions Dutch buyers ask first
- Small first order? 30 pieces per design, sizes mixed. See how mixing sizes works.
- What will it cost? See the price guide; DDP to the Netherlands, so duty and import VAT are in your quote.
- Quality? Sample approval before bulk, inspection before packing, and SGS, Intertek or QIMA welcome. See quality assurance.
- Labels? Dutch fibre names on composition labels. See woven vs printed labels.
How It Works: From Idea to Your Door in the Netherlands
One team handles your order from the first sketch to delivery – whether you are in Amsterdam, Utrecht, Groningen or a village in Friesland.
Send your brief
A tech pack, a sketch or reference photos all work. Free design help fills any gaps.
Sample in about 8–10 days
We draft the pattern and make your sample. Complex embellishment can take longer.
Approve or adjust
Check fit, fabric, colours and branding before a single bulk piece is cut.
Bulk in about 10–12 days
Production starts after your approval, with quality checks along the way.
Delivered to the Netherlands
Delivered duty paid (DDP) to your door, with paperwork prepared for EU customs.
Shipping to the Netherlands: EU Customs, Duty, GSP+ and VAT
Orders for the Netherlands are cleared under EU customs rules. We prepare the commercial invoice, product descriptions and fibre content for EU customs.
Imports into the Netherlands can attract customs duty and import VAT. The Dutch standard VAT rate is 21%, and clothing is taxed at the standard rate. Pakistan’s GSP+ status with the EU can reduce or remove duty on many garments, subject to rules of origin – a real advantage when you compare landed costs.
We ship delivered duty paid (DDP) to the Netherlands: customs duty and import VAT are included in your quote, so there is nothing to pay when the boxes arrive.
VAT source: Taxenlight – VAT in the Netherlands 2026. Rates can change; confirm with your tax adviser.
Before you order for the Netherlands
- Delivery address in the Netherlands confirmed
- Dutch fibre names agreed for your labels
- Textile EPR (UPV Textiel) registration checked (see below)
- Season planned – football and hockey start dates, Christmas, spring drops
Clothing Labels and Textile Rules for the Netherlands
The Netherlands follows the EU Textile Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011. Garments must carry a fibre composition label with the standard EU fibre names and percentages, in the language of the country where they are sold – for the Netherlands, in Dutch (for example “100% katoen”). Many brands use multilingual labels so one product can be sold across the EU.
Textile producer responsibility: the Netherlands has an extended producer responsibility scheme for clothing and household textiles (UPV Textiel). Producers, importers and foreign suppliers who sell textiles in the Netherlands must register with Rijkswaterstaat and report each year; a seller based outside the Netherlands must appoint an authorised representative there. Check with your adviser how this applies to your business.
Making childrenswear or junior club kit? Drawstrings on children’s clothing are covered by safety standard EN 14682. Tell us at the quote stage and we design around it.
Labels we can add to every Dutch order
- Main woven brand label (neck or hem)
- Fibre composition label in Dutch, or multilingual
- Wash care label with care symbols
- Country of origin: “Made in Pakistan”
- Size labels and custom hang tags
- Custom branded packaging
You remain the brand owner on record, so please confirm your final label wording with your compliance adviser.
Why Dutch Brands and Clubs Choose Our Private Label Clothing Factory
Whether you are launching your first label, kitting out a club or adding a second factory, here is what you get.
Low MOQ of 30 pieces
As a low MOQ clothing manufacturer, we let you start small, test the market and reorder what sells.
Sportswear specialists
Sialkot has made sports goods for generations. Teamwear, football kits and fightwear are core products for us.
Cut and sew to your fit
Patterns built to your measurements, so your fit is yours alone – not a catalogue blank.
Free design support
Not sure about fabric weight or print method? We help turn your idea into a production-ready spec.
Quality you can check
We inspect during production and before packing, and SGS, Intertek or QIMA inspections are welcome.
Factory-direct since 2010
Talk directly to the team in Sialkot that makes your order, by WhatsApp or email.
Free Resources for Dutch Brands
Prepare your brief with these free tools and we can quote faster and sample more accurately.
Tech Pack Template
A free, fillable PDF covering fabric, measurements, artwork and labelling.
Size Charts
Base size charts to adapt for your Dutch and European customers.
Fabric Swatches
Our real fabric library with weights and finishes.
Custom Clothing Price Guide
What influences the price of custom garments.
FAQs: Working With a Clothing Manufacturer for Dutch Brands
What is your minimum order for Dutch brands and clubs?
Our MOQ is 30 pieces per design, and sizes can be mixed. That keeps a first order small enough for a new label or a single club squad.
Do you work in English?
Yes. Our team in Sialkot handles quotes, sampling and production updates in English, by email or WhatsApp.
Who pays duty and VAT on orders to the Netherlands?
Imports into the Netherlands can attract customs duty and import VAT. The Dutch standard VAT rate is 21%, and clothing is taxed at that rate. Pakistan’s GSP+ status can reduce or remove duty on many garments, subject to rules of origin. We ship delivered duty paid (DDP) to the Netherlands, with duty and VAT included in your quote, so there is nothing to pay on arrival.
Do my labels need to be in Dutch?
Yes. Under EU Regulation 1007/2011, the fibre composition must be shown in the language of the country where the garment is sold, so Dutch for the Netherlands. We can make Dutch or multilingual labels.
What is UPV Textiel?
It is the Dutch extended producer responsibility scheme for clothing and household textiles. Producers, importers and foreign suppliers who sell textiles in the Netherlands must register with Rijkswaterstaat and report each year. Check with your adviser how it applies to you.
Can you make football and field hockey kits for Dutch clubs?
Yes. We make sublimated jerseys, shorts, socks, training wear and tracksuits with club crests, sponsor logos, names and numbers, from 30 pieces per design.
Can you produce streetwear and activewear for Dutch start-up brands?
Yes. We make hoodies, tees, sweatpants and sets, plus leggings, sports bras and training tops, all under your own label.
How long does an order take to reach the Netherlands?
Samples take about 8–10 days for standard customisation and bulk about 10–12 days after approval, plus shipping time. We confirm a full timeline with your quote.
Let’s Make Your Next Range
Send your tech pack, sketches or reference photos. We will reply with a free quote, fabric suggestions and a sampling timeline for delivery to the Netherlands.