OEM & Contract Manufacturing
Your vision.
Our manufacturing.
Custom sewn goods built around your product, your brand, and the way it needs to perform. From bags and slings to packs and laser cut components, we help turn ideas into production.
Start your project ↗Explore our capabilities ↓Built for your next product line.
Launch something new, expand an existing collection, or bring a production partner into your process.
Bags & Pouches
Range bags, duffels, sea bags, utility pouches, organizers, and padded equipment cases. Custom dimensions, closures, liners, and internal layouts.
Slings & Straps
Rifle slings, camera straps, wrist straps, and webbing assemblies. Options for padding, adjustment hardware, colorways, and branded details.
Packs & Pack Components
Custom backpacks, external pockets, organization panels, and sewn pack components developed around your specifications and intended use.
Laser Cut Components
Fabric panels, laminate components, scrim, and repeatable production parts. Custom shapes and layouts for standalone components or complete sewn products.
Custom Fabric Tags
Custom fabric tag and label manufacturing for your brand. Order tags on their own or have them sewn into your finished products, with artwork, dimensions, and placement tailored to your project.
Private Label & Collaborations
Custom product runs, co-branded releases, and private label sewn goods. Bring your identity into the materials, colors, stitching, labels, and packaging.
From a rough concept
to a finished run.
Whether you have a sample, a technical drawing, or an idea that needs development, we can review the project and establish a practical path to production.
- Product development, pattern development, and sampling
- Industrial sewing and bar tack reinforcement
- Laser cutting for compatible textiles and laminates
- Webbing, padding, lining, zipper, and hardware integration
- Material selection and sourcing coordination
- Custom fabric tag and label manufacturing, finishing, and packaging coordination
Material options may include Cordura nylon, coated fabrics, pack cloth, webbing, laminates, and foam. Domestic, Berry compliant, and NIR material requirements can be reviewed during quoting; availability and suitability depend on the project.
A clear path to production.
Share the brief.
Send your concept, intended use, estimated quantity, reference images, and target timeline.
Define the build.
We review construction, materials, branding, development needs, and project pricing.
Approve the sample.
For projects requiring development, finalize the sample and specifications before the production run.
Make it happen.
Once details and terms are approved, we schedule production, complete the run, and prepare it for delivery.
Good details.
Better quotes.
The more you can share up front, the more useful our initial review will be. You do not need a complete technical package to start a conversation.
What should I include in a quote request?
Your business name, product description, estimated order quantity, dimensions, preferred materials and colors, branding requirements, and target delivery date. Include a target unit cost if you have one. Mention any drawings, samples, or reference photos you can provide.
What are your minimum order quantities?
Minimums vary by product complexity, material requirements, color count, and customization. Send your estimated quantity so we can review the right production approach for your project.
Can you work from an existing design?
Yes. We can review your specifications, patterns, or physical sample and discuss manufacturing requirements. We can also review projects that need pattern development or prototyping.
How much does development cost, and how long does production take?
Development costs, sample requirements, and production lead times are quoted individually. They depend on the design, material availability, order volume, and production schedule.
Bring your next project to ARID.
Tell us what you want to make and where you want to take it. We’ll review the details and discuss the next steps.
Request an OEM quote ↗Use “OEM / Contract Manufacturing” as your inquiry subject and include your estimated quantity and project timeline.