7 OEM suppliers that can support planning through logistics

A first supplier to review when launching bags or leather goods as an entry product. Toho supports planning, sourcing, production, inspection, packing, and logistics, with references including UNITED ARROWS, BEAMS, Yohji Yamamoto, Takashimaya, and Isetan Mitsukoshi. A strong fit for brands that want to translate their identity into accessories while keeping the launch practical.

A practical Tokyo-based partner for T-shirts, sweatshirts, totes, caps, and other merch, connecting printing, embroidery, transfer work, inspection, folding, bagging, and logistics. References such as Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten and Ryohin Keikaku make it compelling for ecommerce brands, event merch, and novelty projects that want a small start and room to repeat.

An apparel OEM that can cover knitwear, cut-and-sew, wovens, and denim in one conversation. BUSTERS supports 1.5G to 16G knit development, WHOLEGARMENT, hand knitting, trial knitting, specification creation from sketches or photos, sampling, production, inspection, and delivery to designated warehouses. Useful for brands shaping a first collection.

A domestic sewing hub that starts from baby and children's apparel and extends into adult apparel, home goods, and pet wear. Ogura Meriyasu supports planning through logistics, and its formaldehyde controls and OEKO-TEX STeP background are valuable trust signals for brands where safety matters. References include UNITED ARROWS, SANYO SHOKAI, and ONWARD KASHIYAMA.

A specialist OEM to review when hats are either a brand's core item or an add-on category. Kinokawa Seibou can support knitted hats, braid hats, woven-combination hats, yarn selection, planning, production, inspection, packing, and logistics. It operates SHIMA SEIKI flat knitting machines and has references with Moonbat, Aurora, Kurihara, department stores, and select shops.