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Serbian importers, wholesale showrooms and fashion brands often look to Turkey for women's clothing because the factories are close and a sample can be checked before bulk. Search language mixes English (private label clothing manufacturer Turkey, Turkish clothing wholesale) with Serbian veleprodaja odeće iz Turske, turska odeća veleprodaja and product terms like ženske pantalone or ženski kostim. Erasko Tekstil is a Merter manufacturer for that private-label job — not a ready boutique catalogue.
Buyers in Belgrade, Novi Sad, Niš and Kragujevac usually need a manufacturer who can turn a style into stock under their label — whether they arrived via a search for Turkish clothing wholesale or for veleprodaja odeće iz Turske — without a long wait between seasons. Istanbul is a practical answer. Production is close enough for a truck route through Bulgaria into Serbia, so goods move by road rather than by a long ocean crossing. That makes it easier to fill a season with smaller, more frequent orders instead of one large container planned months ahead.
The second reason is specialisation. Merter, where Erasko works, is a clothing district. Pattern making, cutting, sewing, ironing and packing happen close together, and fabric suppliers are nearby. For a buyer, that means fewer handovers between companies and fewer places where a style can go wrong.
Turkey and Serbia also have a free trade agreement. Whether a particular shipment qualifies for preferential duty depends on the rules of origin and on the paperwork that travels with the goods, so confirm the details for your products with your customs broker before the first order.
This guide is for three kinds of buyer in Serbia. First, importers and wholesalers who supply boutiques and want women's clothing under their own label. Second, Serbian fashion brands that design their own collections and need a factory to produce them. Third, multi-store retailers who want a private label line next to the brands they already sell. If you only need a few ready pieces for one shop, Erasko's women's ready-to-wear line, Cotiful, may be a better fit.
Erasko Tekstil makes women's ready-to-wear: dresses, blouses, trousers, skirts, suits, knitwear and similar styles. The company works as a contract manufacturer, which means it produces your design with your label. You choose the fabric and the colour, and the patterns are prepared from your direction. The team is organised in four stages: pattern and design, production planning, sewing and ironing, and packing and shipping.
The warehouse holds more than 100 fabric types, including woven, knitted and cotton cloth. If you need a specific colour, the chosen fabric can be dyed at a dyehouse and then cut. If you do not have a finished design yet, the design team can work from a reference photo, a sample garment or a short brief.
1. Send the brief. Send the style or a reference photo, your size chart, the fabric you want and the market you sell in. If you sell in Serbia and also supply shops in Montenegro or Bosnia and Herzegovina, say so, because it helps the team understand your customer.
2. Fabric and colour. Choose from the fabric stock or ask for a specific cloth. Colour can be matched by dyeing the chosen fabric.
3. Sample. Erasko makes a sample and waits for your approval before bulk production starts. Check the fit on a real person, the fabric in daylight, and the details: seams, buttons, zips and labels. Ask for changes at this stage, not after cutting.
4. Production. After approval, the style is cut and sewn to the size chart you set.
5. Quality check. Before packing, the quality team checks thread ends, pressing, sizes and the shipment.
6. Packing and shipping. Goods are packed with your labels and prepared for transport to Serbia. Agree with your forwarder how the goods travel and which documents they need.
Price, quantity and timing depend on the style, the fabric and the season. Erasko confirms them for each style after it sees your brief, rather than quoting a general number.
Whether you choose Erasko or another factory, a few checks protect a Serbian buyer. Ask for the company name and the full address, and visit if you can. Ask for a sample before any bulk order. Make sure your size chart is agreed in writing. Ask who checks quality before shipping and what they check. Ask how the goods will be packed and labelled. Keep the whole conversation in one thread so that the details you agree are easy to find later.
Be careful with any supplier that promises every category in every quantity, or gives a price without seeing the style. A good manufacturer asks questions first: the fabric, the size range, the label, the market. That is a sign it is planning your order properly.
Can I visit the factory? Yes. Erasko is at Mehmet Nesih Özmen Mah. Alaybey Sokak No: 14/1, Güngören-Merter, Istanbul. You can visit before the first order to see fabrics and meet the team.
Can you produce under my brand? Yes. Private label is the core of the work. Your label goes in the garment.
Do I need a finished technical file? It helps, but it is not required. A reference photo, a sample garment and a size chart are enough to start the conversation.
Which language do we use? Send your brief in English. Clear photos and a size chart help more than long text.
Send your style and size chart
Tell us the product, the fabric and the market you sell in. We will reply with the next step.