01 / Development
From a garment idea to an approved sample
A practical route for preparing an outdoor apparel project, reviewing the sample and agreeing what moves into production.
Read the guideYour ideas. Our shared craft.
Custom jackets, ski wear, hiking pants and swim trunks. Developed around your design. Made for your brand.
Fabric and colour minimums are reviewed separately. Sampling starts after the brief and required materials are confirmed; bulk timing starts after sample approval and material confirmation.
Five collections. Your own direction.
Explore real catalogue references, then develop the materials, fit and details for your customer.





A partner who works through the details
Fabric, fit, construction and finishing. Every decision belongs in one clear product brief.
Uni Best works with brands on outdoor apparel development and production. Bring a complete technical pack or a reference that explains your direction.
Inside Uni Best
Explore the references. Define the details for your collection.
Your development route
One approved sample and written specification give both teams a reference for production.

Send your tech pack or references, quantities, size range, target cost and delivery date.

Review materials, measurements, construction and your branding in a development sample.

Confirm the sample, specification, test requirements, labels and packaging.

Agree the order, inspection checkpoints and delivery schedule before bulk production.
See the garments. See the process.
Our original company and product films, with frames taken from the matching videos.
An archive tour of material review, cutting, garment production and finishing.
A close look at a ski jacket reference, including its lining, openings and finishing details.
Printed swim and beach short silhouettes from our product video archive.
Add a title and a short description in the editor.
A better brief starts here
Three practical guides to help your team prepare materials, measurements and approval requirements.
01 / Development
A practical route for preparing an outdoor apparel project, reviewing the sample and agreeing what moves into production.
Read the guide02 / Project preparation
A clear technical pack gives the development team one reference for the garment, its measurements and the details your brand wants approved.
Read the guide03 / Materials & claims
An outdoor garment’s performance claims should relate to its selected materials, construction and agreed evidence. Use a project brief to make the requirements specific.
Read the guideFrom your idea to your next collection
Share your design direction, quantities and delivery target with our team.