START WITH A RASKOR STYLE
Use an existing shell, insulated jacket or 3-in-1 system as the product foundation.
Start with a RASKOR style, a reference sample, a tech pack or a product idea. Build the fabric, color, construction and brand details around the direction your market needs.
OEM / ODM / PRIVATE LABEL
HOODA FLEXIBLE START
Every project begins from a different point. The important part is making the next product decision clear enough to review together.
Use an existing shell, insulated jacket or 3-in-1 system as the product foundation.
Share a sample or clear reference direction for our team to review.
Bring your own product specification, measurements and construction notes.
Define the target user, market, function and look; details can be developed step by step.
PROJECT VARIABLES
Use the product platform as a starting point, then define the details that make the program feel specific to your brand.
Discuss your project direction
CATALOG-SUPPORTEDFABRIC DIRECTION
Supplied RASKOR catalog information includes polyester shell fabrics, nylon / spandex stretch fabric, three-layer laminated or bonded constructions, and selected water-repellent fabric callouts.
Water protection, breathability, wind protection and feel are product requirements to define with the selected style and approved material. Final performance should always be confirmed for the specific project.
PERFORMANCE TARGETS
Performance requirements should follow the end use, climate and product positioning. They are reviewed against the selected material and construction before sampling.
JACKET ARCHITECTURE
Construction affects weight, layering, use and the way a jacket is experienced. The right choice depends on the product direction rather than a fixed template.
A shell-and-lining direction for product programs that call for a lighter construction.
Catalog-supported construction used across selected technical shell directions.
An outer shell paired with a removable fleece, thermal or insulated layer.
Polar fleece liners, polyester lining and insulated layers can be reviewed for the program.
COLOR DEVELOPMENT
Start from an existing RASKOR color direction, a physical swatch, a Pantone reference or an approved sample. Color appearance should be confirmed in the relevant development and production sample.
Plan Your Color DirectionPANTONE / SWATCH / APPROVED SAMPLE
CHEST LOGOSLEEVE MARKINNER LABELPRIVATE-LABEL DIRECTION
Branding routes can be evaluated according to the fabric, artwork and end use. Placement can be planned across the chest, sleeve, back, inner label and liner.
TRIMS & FUNCTION
Functional components shape use, appearance and product identity. Each detail can be reviewed against the jacket direction and selected construction.


3-IN-1 CUSTOMIZATION
For a 3-in-1 project, define the outer shell and the removable fleece, thermal or insulated liner as one product system. Branding, trim and liner connection can be reviewed together.
Explore 3-in-1 Systems

LABELS & PACKAGING
Main labels, size labels, care labels, hangtags and packaging are part of a complete private-label product presentation. Send the required artwork and packing direction with your project brief.
OEM / ODM WORKFLOW
A clear workflow makes approvals visible, keeps product decisions traceable and prepares the program for the next stage.
PROJECT BRIEF
Bring what you have. A detailed tech pack is useful, but a product idea and the right context can also start a practical conversation.
Send Your RequirementsWHO WE WORK WITH
PROJECT QUESTIONS
Answers are intentionally product-specific. Material, development scope and approval requirements determine the final project path.
Yes. An existing RASKOR style can be used as a starting point for reviewing color, branding, components, lining and other project-specific details.
Yes. A new direction can begin with a tech pack, reference sample or product idea. The required development steps depend on the product complexity.
Pantone references and physical color samples can be reviewed. Final color should be confirmed through the relevant development and production-sample process.
Logo placement and decoration routes such as embroidery, heat transfer and screen printing can be evaluated against the fabric, artwork and product application.
Yes. Zipper, puller, cord, cord lock, cuff and other trim requirements can be discussed as part of the product brief.
Main labels, size labels, care labels, hangtags and packaging requirements can be planned with the project details.
Yes. A 3-in-1 project can combine an outer shell with a removable fleece, thermal or insulated liner, plus project-specific branding and trims.
A tech pack is helpful, but not essential. A reference sample, product images, target use, expected quantity and branding direction give the team a practical place to start.
MOQ depends on the product, material, color, components and customization level. Share your planned quantity so the project can be evaluated accurately.
Sample and production timing vary with style complexity, materials, approvals and order scope. Timing should be confirmed after the product brief is reviewed.