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Boutique & store stock
Our designs, your shelves.
From 5 pcs per style- Pick from 246 designs or our archive
- Choose leather and colour per style
- Our label or yours
Private Label & Wholesale Leather Jacket Manufacturer
Wholesale · Private label · Since 1998Any jacket.
Any jacket.
Any design.
Your label.
Send a photo, sketch or sample and our pattern master cuts a cardboard pattern of it in 2–3 hours. From 5 pieces per style in leather and 50 in textile, with your embroidery, printing and labels.
10,000+ patterns on fileSample before productionPrivate labelShips worldwide
5Pieces minimum per style
246Ready designs
10,000+Patterns on file
2–3 hrsTo cut a new pattern
1998Family workshop since
Any design, made for you
If you can show it, we can make it.
Found a jacket you love, drew one on paper, or have an old favourite to copy? Our pattern master replicates it on cardboard in about 2–3 hours, grades it to your sizes and we sew a sample for you to approve.
We also keep more than 10,000 patterns on file, from classic bikers to long coats, so many styles are ready to sample straight away.
Logos, trademarks and artwork must be owned or authorized by you.
STEP 1
Your designPhoto, sketch, tech pack or sample garment.
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Cardboard patternDrafted by our pattern master in 2–3 hours.
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Your sampleCut and sewn in your leather or fabric.
Ways to work with us
One workshop, four programs
Tell us who you sell to and we will quote the right mix of designs, materials and branding. Every order is confirmed in writing before production starts.
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Private label
Your brand, made by us.
From 5 pcs per style- Any design copied or created
- Your labels, tags and packaging
- Graded to your size chart
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Teams, schools & corporate
Jackets people keep for years.
From 5 pcs per style- Varsity and team jackets
- Chenille, embroidery, names, numbers
- Staff programs and gifts
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Textile private label
Hoodies, tracksuits and more.
From 50 pcs per style- Hoodies, sweats, tracksuits, tees
- Screen, DTF, embroidery, washes
- Knitwear and socks
Design library
246 designs ready to sample. 10,000+ in our archive.
Tap a design to see it bigger and press + to add it to your request. The design codes go straight into your quote form.
No designs match. Send us a photo instead and we will make it.
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Private label
Make it unmistakably yours
Every visible and hidden detail can carry your brand. We show you a sample before the full order is made.
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Woven neck labelYour brand on a woven or printed label inside the neck.
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Logo embroideryChest or back logos, embroidered, embossed or printed.
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Zips and hardwareYKK zips, snaps, studs and buckles in your chosen finish.
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Patches and namesSleeve patches, names, numbers and chenille letters.
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Lining and pocketsPrinted or quilted lining, inside pockets and custom trims.
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Tags and packagingHangtags, garment bags and boxes with your branding.
Artwork and brand elements must be owned or authorized by you.
Decoration & finishing
Every kind of embroidery, print and wash
Choose how your logo and artwork are applied. We help you pick the right method for your material, quantity and look.
Stitched branding that lasts as long as the jacket.
Flat embroidery
Thread stitched into the garment for a clean, durable logo.
Your artwork is digitized into a stitch file. Multi-head machines sew satin stitches for text and outlines and fill stitches for larger areas, with a backing behind the panel.
Best for: Logos, names, chest crests
3D puff embroidery
Raised, sculpted lettering that stands off the surface.
A foam layer is placed under the design and covered with dense satin stitches. The needle cuts the foam at the edges and the excess is torn away.
Best for: Bold initials, sleeve logos, caps
Chenille embroidery
The soft, looped texture of classic varsity letters.
Chenille machines loop yarn into a thick pile on a felt base. The letter gets an embroidered border and is sewn onto the jacket.
Best for: Varsity letters, team patches
Chain-stitch embroidery
Linked loops of thread with a vintage, hand-drawn look.
A chain-stitch machine forms each stitch as a loop through the one before, spiralling to fill shapes and flowing through script lettering.
Best for: Script names, western and workwear
Appliqué
Fabric or leather shapes stitched onto the garment.
Shapes are cut, placed on the panel and locked down with a satin or zigzag border. Covers large areas with less thread and adds a second texture.
Best for: Back designs, varsity, colour blocking
Embroidered patches
Badges made separately, then sewn or pressed on.
The design is embroidered on twill, cut out and finished with an overlocked (merrow) edge, then sewn on or backed with heat-seal or hook-and-loop.
Best for: Club patches, crests, retail add-ons
Woven labels & patches
Fine-detail brand labels woven on a loom.
Jacquard looms weave your logo into fine damask threads so small text stays sharp. Labels are cut, folded and sewn into the neck, lining or side seam.
Best for: Neck labels, size and care labels
Sequin embroidery
Sparkling sequins stitched into the design.
A sequin attachment feeds and stitches each sequin in place, row by row, alongside regular thread work.
Best for: Fashion pieces, stage wearFrom bold screen prints to full-colour transfers.
Screen printing (plastisol)
Bold, opaque colour that sits on top of the fabric.
One mesh screen is made for each colour. Ink is pushed through with a squeegee and heat-cured. Very durable and cost-effective for larger runs.
Best for: Tees, hoodies, team gear
Water-based print
A soft print that soaks into the fibres.
Printed through screens like plastisol, but the ink dyes into the fabric instead of sitting on top, so you can barely feel it.
Best for: Premium tees, light cotton
Discharge print
Removes the garment dye and replaces it with colour.
A discharge agent in the ink lifts the dye as it cures and deposits the new colour. Works on 100% cotton or high-cotton garments with reactive dyes.
Best for: Vintage looks on dark cotton
Puff print
A raised, spongy print.
A puff additive in the ink expands under heat, lifting the print off the fabric.
Best for: Logos, streetwear graphics
High-density print
A sharp, raised print with crisp edges.
Thick ink is printed through a thicker stencil in several passes, building a clean, dimensional block.
Best for: Numbers, bold logos
DTG (direct to garment)
Full-colour, photographic prints with no screens.
The garment is pretreated, then an inkjet printer sprays water-based ink directly into the fibres and the print is heat-cured.
Best for: Detailed artwork, small runs on cotton
DTF (direct to film)
Vivid full-colour transfers for almost any fabric.
The design is printed on film, coated with adhesive powder, cured and heat-pressed onto the garment.
Best for: Cotton, polyester, fleece, nylon
Sublimation
Edge-to-edge prints that will not crack or peel.
Dye is printed on paper, then heat turns it into gas that bonds into polyester fibres. Works on white or light polyester.
Best for: Jerseys, linings, all-over prints
Heat-transfer vinyl
Crisp names and numbers.
Vinyl is plotter-cut, weeded and heat-pressed. Comes in matte, gloss, metallic, glitter and reflective.
Best for: Player names, numbers, personalization
Foil & metallic print
Mirror-shine gold, silver or colour.
An adhesive is printed first. Metallic foil is heat-pressed on and peeled away, staying only where the adhesive is.
Best for: Statement logos, fashion
Flock print
A velvet-soft raised texture.
Short fibres are bonded onto an adhesive print, giving a suede-like feel.
Best for: Collegiate lettering, retro graphics
Reflective print
Shines back in headlights.
Reflective film or ink with tiny glass beads bounces light straight back to its source.
Best for: Safety details, cycling, streetwear
Silicone & rubber print
Soft-touch, raised rubber logos.
Silicone ink is printed in layers or moulded, giving a flexible 3D logo with a matte or gloss finish.
Best for: Sportswear, tabs, small logosWays to brand and decorate the leather itself.
Embossing
A raised logo pressed into the leather.
A metal die and counter-die push the design up from behind with heat and pressure.
Best for: Chest logos, patches, collars
Debossing
A logo pressed down into the leather.
A heated metal die presses the design into the surface. Subtle, clean and permanent.
Best for: Subtle branding, labels, tabs
Hot foil stamping
Gold, silver or coloured foil pressed into leather.
A heated die presses foil into the leather so it bonds inside the impression.
Best for: Luxury logos, lining labels
Laser engraving
Fine, permanent engraving with no ink.
A laser burns away the surface layer to draw fine lines, text and patterns in darker tones.
Best for: Detailed art, monograms
Laser cutting & perforation
Cut-outs and perforated patterns.
A laser or cutting press punches holes and shapes, often over a contrast lining, for ventilation and a lighter look.
Best for: Racer panels, summer jackets
UV printing on leather
Full-colour printing directly on leather.
UV-curable ink is printed straight onto the leather and cured instantly with UV light, keeping fine detail and colour.
Best for: Artwork, photos, colourful logos
Hand painting & airbrush
One-of-a-kind artwork, painted by hand.
Artists paint with flexible leather paints and airbrush, then seal the finish.
Best for: Back art, custom pieces
Quilting
Padded, stitched patterns.
Leather is layered over padding and stitched in diamond, channel or custom patterns.
Best for: Shoulders, sleeves, linings
Studs & rivets
Metal hardware set into the leather.
Studs, spikes, rivets and conchos are set by hand or press through punched holes.
Best for: Biker, western, stage wear
Whipstitch, braiding & fringe
Laced edges, braids and fringe.
Leather strips are cut and laced through punched edges, braided, or cut into fringe along yokes and sleeves.
Best for: Western and bohemian styles
Leather patches
Branded leather labels and patches.
Leather patches are cut, debossed or printed with your logo and stitched onto jackets, denim or bags.
Best for: Waistbands, hems, merch
Antique & burnished finish
Aged, shaded colour.
The leather is hand-rubbed, waxed and burnished so edges and high points darken for a worn-in look.
Best for: Vintage flight and biker jackets
Washed leather
Soft, broken-in leather from day one.
Finished garments or hides are drum-washed to soften the leather and bring out natural creases.
Best for: Relaxed jackets, shirtsGarment washes and dye effects for textile pieces.
Acid wash
High-contrast, marbled fading.
Pumice stones soaked in bleach or potassium permanganate are tumbled with dry garments. The stones fade the fabric in random marbled patterns, then garments are neutralised and washed.
Best for: Denim, heavy cotton, fleece
Stone wash
A soft, faded, broken-in look.
Garments tumble in water with pumice stones that gently abrade the surface, fading colour on seams and edges.
Best for: Denim jackets, workwear
Enzyme wash
A soft hand with a light, even fade.
Natural cellulase enzymes remove surface fibres in the wash, softening the fabric with less wear than stones.
Best for: Tees, hoodies, twill
Snow wash
Speckled, frosty contrast.
A variation of acid wash using small stones and bleach in a dry tumble, leaving fine white speckles.
Best for: Denim, statement pieces
Bleach wash
An overall lighter, washed-out shade.
Garments are washed in controlled bleach baths, then neutralised, lifting the colour evenly.
Best for: Light denim, summer pieces
Garment dye
Rich colour on pre-shrunk garments.
Garments are sewn in undyed fabric, then dyed as finished pieces, so seams and stitching take colour slightly differently.
Best for: Tees, sweats, overshirts
Vintage wash
Faded, lived-in colour.
Garments are coloured with a surface dye, then washed so the colour lifts away at seams and folds for a vintage look.
Best for: Vintage tees and sweats
Tie-dye
Bold, hand-made patterns.
Sections are folded, twisted and bound, then dyed, so every piece comes out one of a kind.
Best for: Hoodies, tees, drops
Dip-dye & ombré
Colour that fades from dark to light.
Garments are dipped into dye in stages so colour grades smoothly from one end to the other.
Best for: Tees, knits, statement pieces
How it’s made
From any design to your door
Quantity, sample fee, price, lead time, payment, freight and duties are all agreed in writing before we start.
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Send any design
A photo, sketch, tech pack or sample garment, plus quantities, sizes and where it ships.
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Pattern in 2–3 hours
Our pattern master drafts a cardboard pattern of your design and grades it to your size range.
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Sample
We cut and sew a sample in your chosen leather or fabric, with your branding.
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Approve in writing
You sign off fit, colour, hardware and branding. Production starts only after that.
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Cutting
Each hide is checked for marks and cut piece by piece by hand. Fabrics are cut in layers.
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Decoration
Embroidery, printing, embossing or quilting is done on the flat panels before assembly.
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Stitching
Panels, linings, pockets, zips and hardware are sewn together.
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Finishing & check
Edges are finished, washes applied and every piece checked against your approved sample.
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Your packing
Your labels, hangtags, bags and packing instructions are followed.
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Worldwide shipping
Shipped with a packing list. Freight, duties and taxes are agreed up front.
Materials
Leathers, fabrics and 48 colours
Quote a colour name or WB-C code. Screens change how colour looks, so we send a physical cutting to approve the exact shade.
Leathers
LambskinSheepskinCowhideSteerhideGoatskinBuffaloCalfskinHorsehideFull-grainTop-grainSuedeNubuckAnilineSemi-anilineProtected (coated)Waxed pull-upDistressedPatentMetallicShearlingCrocodile*Python*Ostrich*
* Exotic leathers by request, with the right trade documents. Availability depends on the destination country.
Fabrics
Cotton jerseyFrench terryFleeceTwillCanvasDenimNylonPolyesterWool & meltonKnitsRipstopSoftshell
Linings: satin, quilted, cotton, fleece, sherpa or printed with your artwork.
48 colours in stock
Neutrals and earth
Deep and saturated
Bright and pastel
Metallic finishes
Colour names and WB-C codes are in the catalog.
Good to know
Clear terms, in writing
Every order includes
- A written quote and specification for each style
- A sample or mockup to approve before production
- Your labels, tags and packing instructions followed
- Pre-shipment check against your approved sample
- Packing list and shipping labels for your destination
- One contact from brief to delivery
Terms at a glance
MinimumLeather from 5 pieces per style. Textile from 50 pieces per style. Retailers can also buy our ready-made styles on Faire.
PatternsAny design copied or created. New patterns take about 2–3 hours. 10,000+ on file.
SamplesMade before every new style. Any sample fee is shown in your quote.
Lead timeDepends on design, materials, decoration and quantity. Confirmed in writing with your quote.
PaymentAgreed in your quote before production starts.
ShippingWorldwide. Freight, duties and taxes are made clear up front.
Single piecesUnder 5 pieces, use our custom jacket builder.
Free download
Get the wholesale catalog
Everything you need to plan a collection and ask for a quote, in one 35-page PDF.
- Design your collectionp. 3–6
- Leather library, 20 profilesp. 7–16
- Metallic finishesp. 17–18
- 48 leather colours with WB-C codesp. 19–21
- Customization optionsp. 22
- 60 jacket designsp. 23–28
- 20 coats and long coatsp. 29–30
- Buyer guide and quotation worksheetp. 31–35
Quote & catalog
Tell us about your order
Send the form and your catalog download appears straight away. We reply to every request by email.
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1Download the catalogRight after you send the form.
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2We reply by emailWith questions or a quote for your designs and quantities.
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3Approve your sampleNothing is produced until you approve it.
Prefer email? Send photos and sketches to sales@whiteburaq.com
White Buraq, Duluth, Georgia, USA · +1 678-451-8878
Retailers: our ready-made styles are also on Faire, with net-60 terms and free returns on your first order. Search for White Buraq on Faire to order stock without a quote.
Request received
Thank you. Your catalog is ready.
We will reply by email. In the meantime, download our 35-page wholesale catalog. You can email photos or sketches of your designs to sales@whiteburaq.com.
Buying textile apparel? We will send the textile line sheet with our reply.
Questions
Wholesale FAQ
What is your minimum order?
Leather products start from 5 pieces per style and textile products from 50 pieces per style. Your exact minimum is confirmed in your quote. Your price per piece is confirmed in your quote.
Can you really make any design?
Yes. Send a photo, sketch, tech pack or a sample garment and our pattern master drafts a cardboard pattern in about 2–3 hours. We also keep more than 10,000 patterns on file. Logos, trademarks and artwork must be owned or authorized by you.
Do you make a sample first?
Yes. You approve a sample or mockup of the leather, colour, fit and branding before we make the full order. Any sample fee is shown in your quote.
Which embroidery and printing can you do?
Flat, 3D puff, chenille, chain-stitch, appliqué, patches and woven labels, plus screen, water-based, discharge, puff, high-density, DTG, DTF, sublimation, vinyl, foil, flock, reflective and silicone printing. On leather we emboss, deboss, foil stamp, laser engrave, perforate and UV print.
Can you acid wash or garment dye?
Yes, for textile products: acid, stone, enzyme, snow and bleach washes, garment dye, vintage wash, tie-dye and dip-dye. Leather can be antiqued, burnished or drum-washed.
Can you grade my own size chart?
Yes. We grade the pattern to your size range and measurements, including tall, big and women’s fits.
How long does production take?
It depends on the design, materials, quantity and decoration. We confirm the production time in writing with your quote, before you place the order.
Do you ship outside the US?
Yes, we ship worldwide. Freight, duties and taxes for your destination are made clear in your quote.
Can I order just one or two pieces?
For 1–4 pieces, use our custom jacket builder for one-off pieces and very small runs.
Do you offer exotic leathers?
Exotic leathers are available by request for some projects. They need the right trade documents, and availability depends on the destination country.
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From 5 pieces in leather and 50 in textile, with your label on every piece.
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