Clothing Manufacturer for Slovenian 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 Slovenia 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, sportswear and leggings for Slovenian labels.

Slovenia 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.

Slovenia's standard VAT rate is 22%, and import VAT is normally paid as if it were a customs duty. Under Article 77 of the VAT Act, a business identified for VAT in Slovenia that receives the goods can instead show the import VAT in its VAT return and pay it by the return's due date. In the customs declaration at the time of import, it gives its Slovenian VAT number, the taxable amount, the VAT rate and the amount of VAT. It can then deduct the VAT under the usual rules.

A recipient that is registered for VAT in Slovenia but has no seat there can use the same route only by appointing a tax representative registered for VAT in Slovenia, who is jointly liable for the import VAT.

Slovenia's packaging decree treats the owner of a Slovenian brand as the packer (embaler) when goods carrying that brand are imported for resale. So a Slovenian clothing label whose polybagged garments are made abroad has extended producer responsibility for that packaging. In practice that means:

• Being entered in the producer register kept by the environment ministry, which records your activity, how you meet your obligations and the weight of packaging you place on the market.
• Meeting the obligations on your own or, more simply, jointly with other producers through a contract with a packaging waste company (družba za ravnanje z odpadno embalažo). You then tell your business customers about the contract on your invoices or delivery notes.
• Keeping records and reporting the packaging you place on the market, by material.

If the packaging you report is less than 1,000 kg a year, the packaging waste company can charge a flat fee instead of a fee per kilogram.

EU rules require the fibre content label in the official language of the country of sale, Slovene, and Slovenia's Consumer Protection Act requires product information in a language consumers in Slovenia can readily understand, allowing widely understood symbols such as care symbols. In the areas where the Italian and Hungarian communities live, businesses also deal with consumers in Italian or Hungarian. Fibre names follow the EU list, so cotton is "bombaž", elastane "elastan" and polyester "poliester".

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 Slovenia 3–4 weeks from the order date, shipping included.