Menswear
Polos
Clean collars, contrast tipping and considered everyday fits.
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ASHA CREATIONS / WHAT WE MAKE
A range starts with
the right product.
Men’s and women’s knitwear, developed around the customer, fabric, fit and commercial brief. Explore categories as a starting point for a conversation—not a fixed catalogue.
EXPLORE THE RANGE
Different categories.
One considered approach.
Explore selected styles, then tell us what your next range needs.
Menswear
Knit shirts
Texture, pattern and relaxed collar shapes.
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Menswear
Sweatshirts
Graphic treatments, rib details and layering essentials.
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Menswear
Varsity jackets
Statement graphics, contrast panels and rib trims.
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Womenswear
T-shirts
Relaxed silhouettes and expressive placement prints.
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Womenswear
Rugby tops
Bold stripes, polo collars and cropped proportions.
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Womenswear
Hoodies
Relaxed layers with considered graphics and proportions.
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Womenswear
Jackets & shackets
Textured surfaces, pocket details and versatile layers.
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Womenswear
Bottoms
Easy silhouettes with distinctive appliqué details.
Discuss this categorySTART WITH THE FABRIC
Texture changes
the conversation.
Construction, composition, finish and weight should support the intended garment. Use these fabric families to begin the selection.
| Fabric family | Range conversation | What to review |
|---|---|---|
| Jersey | Core tees, tops and everyday layers | Handle, opacity, drape and after-wash dimensions. |
| Piqué | Polos and textured knit-led styles | Surface, collar pairing, structure and finished appearance. |
| French terry / fleece | Sweatshirts, hoodies, co-ords and joggers | Face and reverse, finish, warmth and after-wash performance. |
| Rib | Fitted styles, neckbands, cuffs and trims | Stretch, recovery and compatibility with the main fabric. |
| Waffle / honeycomb / slub | Surface interest within a knitwear range | Texture, dimensional behaviour and garment silhouette. |
| Specialty knits | A specific surface or performance brief | Development feasibility, sampling and testing requirements. |
A USEFUL FIRST BRIEF
Bring a reference.
We’ll ask the next questions.
A tech pack is helpful, but a clear reference style can also begin the discussion. Share the intended customer, quantity by style and colour, size range, target cost and delivery window.
Minimums, costing and timelines depend on the construction, fabric availability, finish and development scope. We discuss those against the actual style.
See how development works →Don’t move a programme.
Start with one style.
Develop one style with us. Judge the fabric, sample, communication and execution before deciding what comes next.