Clothing Manufacturer for Czech Brands

• A low first order. Our minimum is typically 50 pieces per item, so you can test a style before committing to volume. Read what MOQ means.
• Duty-free routes. Garments from our partner factories in the UK, the US and Pakistan can come into the Czech Republic at 0% if they meet the rules of origin.
• Room to grow. Repeat orders can reach around 50,000 pieces in a single shipment, from the same approved sample.
• A predictable timeline. Samples take 2–3 weeks, and bulk orders usually arrive 3–4 weeks from the order date, shipping included.

We make t-shirts, hoodies, jackets, jeans and sportswear for Czech labels.

The Czech Republic applies the EU's common customs tariff, so clothing from outside the EU normally pays 12%. Where the garment is made decides whether a 0% rate applies.

The Czech standard VAT rate is 21%. When customs releases goods into free circulation for a VAT payer, Section 23 of the VAT Act requires the payer to declare the import VAT in its VAT return for the period in which the goods were released, and the payer can deduct it under the usual rules. If the VAT is paid to the customs office instead, that also meets the obligation.

If your business is not yet a VAT payer, the import VAT is paid to customs and cannot be recovered, so add it to your landed cost; our landed cost guide shows how.

Under the Czech Packaging Act, importing packaging, including the packaging around goods, counts as placing it on the market. The importer has to make sure that packaging is taken back and recovered. There are three ways to meet the obligation:

• A joint-fulfilment contract with one authorised packaging company, such as EKO-KOM, which takes over the obligations for a fee based on the packaging you report. This is the usual route for a clothing brand.
• Running your own take-back and recovery system, with your own records and reporting.
• Passing the obligation on by contract to whoever buys the packaged goods from you to sell them on, where the contract says so explicitly.

The Czech Consumer Protection Act requires the seller to give the product information it lists in Czech when it is given in writing. Some of it can be given as symbols, such as care symbols, as long as they are clear, legible and complete. Fibre names follow the EU list, so cotton is "bavlna", elastane "elastan" and polyester "polyester".

1. Send your designs or a tech pack, with quantities per size and color.
2. We confirm the minimum, price, production country and timeline in your quote.
3. We make a sample in 2–3 weeks so you can check fit, fabric and finish.
4. Once you approve it, the bulk order usually arrives in the Czech Republic 3–4 weeks from the order date, shipping included.