Industries · Textiles, apparel & footwear
Everything a garment
wears except the cloth
Tur has made trims and packaging for the world's apparel brands since 1985 — sole supplier to Levi's Pakistan in the late eighties, Nike's Asia-nominated vendor through the nineties, and running the same discipline today.
The whole garment
What we make for a single shirt
A finished garment carries between four and nine printed components before it reaches a shelf. We make all of them — one approval cycle, one colour standard, one delivery.
Board, die-cut and strung.
Hover or tap each point. Every component shown is produced in this building — printed, die-cut, finished and packed under one quality system.
Full product range
Eighteen categories from one house
Hangtags
Board, die-cut, strung or pinned. Any finish.
Hanger Tags
Size and category markers for hanging stock.
Care Labels
6+2 colour, ultrasonic soft edge, multi-language.
Woven & Printed Labels
Brand, size and composition labels.
Price & Barcode Tickets
Verified for scan grade before dispatch.
Size Strips
Shelf and rail size marking.
Waistbands
Denim and trouser waistbands, foil and emboss.
Belly Bands
Folded-garment wraps that hold and brand.
Collar Bands
Formal shirting collar support and branding.
Back-Pocket Flashers
Denim pocket flashers — the Levi's discipline.
Shirt Inserts
Collar supports, butterflies and backing boards.
Suiting Inserts
Structural inserts for tailored garments.
Bed Sheet Inserts
Home-textile inserts and display boards.
Butterfly Boards
Shirt presentation formers.
Retail Boxes
Folding cartons and rigid presentation boxes.
Footwear Boxes
Structural shoe boxes with ribbon and drawer options.
Paper Bags
Reinforced handles, turned tops, foil options.
Shipping Cartons
Outer cartons printed to buyer marking standards.
Who we make it for
The brands that set the tolerance
Much of our finest work carries names we are not free to print. You have held it anyway.
Coming in 2027
The Digital Product Passport lands on your hangtag
The EU's Digital Product Passport will require every garment sold in the Union to carry a data carrier — in practice, a QR code on the label, hangtag or garment tag. The textile delegated act is expected in 2027.
Industry analysis puts Pakistan and Bangladesh 18–30 months behind the early-ready markets on this. We would rather be the reason that changes. Variable-data printing and in-line verification already run on the TurFlex line.
Begin
Send us the specification
A die-line, a sample, a photograph of something you want matched — or just the brief. We will tell you what it takes to make, what it will cost, and when it can ship.