Private label production in Italy, from your first small run

There is none. Caprice Bespoke has no minimum order quantity, so you can produce a single garment or a full collection. New brands can launch a Made-in-Italy line without committing to hundreds or thousands of units up front.

Yes. We produce private label and white label garments under your own brand and label, from your designs or a reference. You own the brand; we handle Italian production from sample to finished garment.

No. You can start with a sketch, a sample to copy, or a reference image. If you have a tech pack we will use it; if not, we help turn your idea into a production-ready specification.

Yes. Our made-to-order model produces each garment after it sells, so you can run small batches or single pieces and avoid overstock, markdowns and tied-up cash.

We produce tailoring and ready-to-wear: jackets, suits, shirts, trousers, knitwear, outerwear and accessories, in made-to-measure or standard sizing, all Made in Italy.

Yes. We can deliver finished garments to you or ship made-to-order pieces direct to your customers, which suits brands selling online without holding stock.

Production starts with a sample, not a bulk run. From your sketch, tech pack or reference, we produce a first sample in the chosen fabric and construction, then send it to you to review fit, finishing and details. You give feedback, we refine, and we repeat until the sample is right. Only once you approve that sample do we move to production, so the finished garments match what you signed off. This protects you from committing budget to a full run before you have held the actual product in your hands.

Timing depends on three things: how many sampling rounds your design needs, the availability of your chosen fabric, and the size of the production run. A single refined sample moves faster than a multi-style collection, and in-stock Italian cloth is quicker than a milled-to-order fabric. Rather than quote a generic number, we confirm a realistic schedule for your specific project before you commit, covering sampling, approval and production as distinct stages so you always know what happens next and when.