Why Buyers Move Their Modest Range to ModestRise
Our own production lines
Cutting, sewing and finishing sit in our own facility rather than being subcontracted across a village of workshops. That means your order does not get bumped when a subcontractor takes a bigger job, and the person answering your question about a defect can walk to the machine that produced it.
Low minimums that stay low
50 pieces per style and colour, with sizes mixed freely inside that minimum. We do not multiply the MOQ by size, and we do not apply a separate minimum per category. It is enough to test a real style in a real market without committing to inventory you may not sell.
Same-lot dyeing
Where fabric allows, an entire order is cut from a single dye lot, and we strike a physical shade band that you approve before bulk. On multi-lot orders we cut and pack sequentially per lot instead of mixing panels — mixed lots are the single most common cause of a “two different colours” complaint.
Certified fabrics on request
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 and GRS 4.0 recycled fabrics are held as standard options, with certificates issued against your production lot. BSCI social compliance and ISO 9001 quality management cover the facility itself, and reports are sent on request rather than described.
AQL 2.5 final inspection
Documented inline checks through cutting and sewing, a 3-point inspection at 30% completion, and a final AQL 2.5 inspection before packing. Everything is photographed and the images reach you before the balance payment falls due, so you approve against evidence.
DDP delivery, one landed number
We quote door to door with import duty calculated and included from the start. No customs invoice to reconcile three weeks after the goods arrive, no surprise clearance charge passed to your finance team. FOB and CIF are also available if you prefer your own forwarder.
Pattern and spec archiving
Your pattern set, approved sample, shade band and construction notes stay on file after the order ships. A reorder on an archived specification runs 10–15 days and is matched against the physical reference, not against a written description that drifts between seasons.
Nine categories, one shipment
Order abayas, hijabs and a prayer set in the same production window, share the size grading, and consolidate everything into one carton plan. Consolidation is the cheapest freight saving available to a modest-wear brand, and it is only possible when one factory makes all of it.

