About

We make blanks, and nothing else.

No retail line, no in-house print shop, no competing with our customers. FITYS exists to supply the people who decorate garments for a living.

The idea

A blank is a component, not a product.

Nobody buys a plain tee because of the tee. They buy it because of what goes on it. That means a blank has one job: to make the finished garment better than the artwork alone would suggest, and to do it the same way every single time.

FITYS was built around that idea. We do not chase a hundred styles, we do not release a seasonal collection, and we do not print our own graphics and compete with the shops we sell to. We hold nine garments, in colours people actually order, at a quality level we can repeat.

The rest of the business is logistics and honesty. Publish the numbers, hold the tolerances, keep the shelves full, and answer the phone.

What we do not do

  • Sell to consumers
  • Run our own graphic tee brand
  • Print or decorate garments
  • Charge for colour cards or samples
  • Discontinue core colours without notice
  • Describe a fabric as buttery

How we work

Four commitments we put in writing.

01

Published specifications

Every weight, yarn count, measurement and tolerance is on the website, not behind a login. If we change a specification, we change the version number and tell every account.

02

No silent substitutions

If a mill changes, a yarn source moves or a construction detail is revised, you hear about it before the goods arrive, not after your customer complains.

03

Stock over range

We would rather have nine styles always available than thirty that are half out of stock. Depth beats breadth when you have a deadline.

04

Your brand, not ours

Tear-away necks as standard, no visible outer branding, and no interest in building a consumer label that competes with yours.

Manufacturing

Where the garments come from.

We work with a small number of long-term partner factories rather than spreading production across whoever is cheapest that quarter. Fewer partners means fewer variables: the same knitters, the same dye house, the same sewing lines, and people who know what our tolerances are without being reminded.

Every partner is audited for labour standards and working conditions before we place a first order, and re-audited annually by a third party. Audit summaries are available to account holders on request.

Supply chain at a glance

  • Partner factories — a small, fixed group
  • Dye house — single source for core colours
  • Audits — third party, annual
  • Cotton — long-staple, traceable to gin
  • Chemistry — OEKO-TEX certified dye stuffs
  • Water — closed-loop treatment at the dye house

Come and test it.

The fastest way to judge a blank is to print it. Tell us what you run and we will send the styles worth your time.