Clothing Manufacturer for Belgian 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 Belgium 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 Belgian labels.

Belgium 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.

Belgium's standard VAT rate is 21%, and import VAT is normally paid to customs when the goods are cleared. With an ET 14.000 licence from the FPS Finance, you declare it on your periodic VAT return instead and deduct it on the same return, as far as you have the right to deduct. You no longer pre-finance the VAT at the border.

The licence is free, needs no deposit and is for businesses with a Belgian VAT number that file periodic returns. It only applies from the date it is granted, so apply before your first shipment is cleared. Once you hold it, import VAT can no longer be paid to customs instead.

Belgium's take-back obligation for packaging applies to companies that place more than 300 kg of household and industrial packaging on the Belgian market in a year. For goods packed abroad, the responsible company is the one that imports them and does not unpack them itself. A brand that imports polybagged garments and sells them as they are is therefore responsible for those polybags. If you unpack the shipping cartons yourself, the cartons become your industrial packaging waste.

• Household packaging that reaches consumers, such as polybags and mailers: join Fost Plus.
• Industrial packaging such as shipping cartons and pallet wrap: join Valipac.
• Both kinds: join both organisations, or report directly to the Interregional Packaging Commission (IVC) with your own proof of recycling.

EU rules require the fibre composition label in the official language or languages of the country where the clothing is sold. Belgium's Code of Economic Law adds that mandatory labelling must be at least in a language the average consumer understands, taking into account the language region where the goods are offered.

So a label for shops in Flanders needs Dutch, one for Wallonia French, and the Brussels-Capital Region is bilingual. If you sell across Belgium, print the fibre names in Dutch and French, plus German for the German-speaking region: cotton is "katoen", "coton" and "Baumwolle", and elastane "elastaan", "élasthanne" and "Elasthan".

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