OEM, ODM & private-label protective clothing
Built for your market. Manufactured under your brand.
NamNox Pro helps brands, distributors and importers develop bite-, cut- and slash-resistant clothing—from existing-product customisation to confidential new garment development and bulk production.
A manufacturing partner for protective brands
One development platform across three protection categories.
Launching protective clothing requires more than placing a logo on an existing garment. The wearer, hazard, coverage, construction, target market and intended claim must remain connected to the commercial brief.
NamNox Pro combines BiteX™, CutX™ and SlashX™ development routes with pattern making, sampling, private labelling, bulk production and repeat-order control. You can begin with one product or build a coordinated protective range.
OEM route
Customise an existing product.
Begin with a NamNox Pro garment route and adapt suitable commercial details for your market.
- Colours and approved materials
- Size range and grading
- Labels, logos and trims
- Packaging and presentation
- Defined protection-zone options
ODM route
Develop a new protective garment.
Bring a brief, sketch, sample or market requirement and work through a structured development process.
- Hazard and wearer definition
- New patterns and prototypes
- Material-system selection
- Coverage and construction mapping
- Testing and claim planning
Customisation capabilities
Configure the product around your customer and market.
Available options depend on the protection category, garment, quantities and approved specification.
Garment format and styling
Adapt existing routes or develop new shirts, jackets, hoodies, trousers, base layers, gloves and specialist formats.
Protection-zone configuration
Map vulnerable areas around the intended hazard, wearer, movement and garment system.
Custom sizing and grading
Develop an appropriate size range, measurements and grading route for the intended customer base.
Labels, logos and trims
Apply approved woven labels, care labels, heat transfers, embroidery, colourways and trim details.
Private-label presentation
Configure bags, hangtags, barcode information, size marking and carton requirements for distribution.
Specifications and claims
Keep materials, construction, care, evidence and product wording connected to the approved route.
Eight-step development process
A controlled route from brief to bulk production.
Project brief
Define buyer, market, hazard, garment, quantities and target positioning.
Product route
Select OEM customisation or new ODM development.
Technical definition
Map materials, coverage, construction, sizing and branding.
Quotation
Confirm the proposed specification, sampling route and commercial basis.
Prototype
Create samples for appearance, fit, movement and construction review.
Validation
Review revisions, evidence requirements and pre-production details.
Approval
Lock product, size, workmanship, labels and packing specifications.
Production
Manufacture, inspect, pack and prepare the order for B2B supply.
Commercial planning
Clear quantities, timing and approvals.
Protective-clothing projects vary in complexity. Minimum order quantity, sampling cost and lead time therefore depend on the garment, materials, branding, size range, testing requirements and production volume.
Three product platforms
Build one category or a complete protective collection.
Bite-resistant clothing
Garment routes for care, education, healthcare and other defined bite, scratch or pinch exposures.
Cut-resistant workwear
Protective clothing concepts for glass, metal, fabrication and sharp-edge industrial applications.
Slash-resistant clothing
Discreet and operational routes for security, public-safety and other defined laceration risks.
Common buyer questions
What brands and distributors usually need to know.
Can you copy a competitor’s product?
We can develop around a legitimate brief or reference, but we do not recommend copying protected designs, branding or unsupported claims.
Can development remain confidential?
Yes. Suitable projects can be handled discreetly, and formal confidentiality arrangements can be discussed where required.
Can we start with a small range?
Yes. Many buyers begin with one or a few focused products, then expand after sampling, market review and commercial approval.
Develop your protective clothing range
Bring us your market, product idea and commercial brief.
Share the protection category, garment type, target buyer, quantity, branding, destination, required evidence and launch goals. We will recommend the appropriate OEM or ODM route.