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Company Profile
A third-generation exporter built on long-term buyer relationships rather than spot orders. Head office on Daska Road plus a second unit in the Small Industries Estate.
3rdGeneration Family Factory
2Production Units, Sialkot
30+Export Destinations
25–40 dTypical Bulk Lead Time
// All Categories //
Five Manufacturing Divisions, One Accountable Supplier
Each division runs its own pattern library, machinery set and inspection checklist — so a sublimated cycling jersey and a brushed-fleece hoodie both leave the floor with the same documented quality trail.
Sportswear
Sublimated team kits in moisture-wicking polyester interlock and micro-mesh, with reinforced flatlock seams for contact sports.
Basketball, Soccer & Cycling
Activewear
Four-way stretch leggings, sports bras, tank tops and bottoms built on nylon/spandex and recycled poly blends with bonded waistbands.
Studio & Gym Programmes
Knitwear
Hoodies, sweatpants, henleys and long-sleeve shirts in combed cotton, French terry and brushed fleece — garment-washed on request.
Fleece & Jersey Basics
Outerwear
Softshells, windbreakers and waterproof rain jackets with taped seams, waterproof zips and breathable membrane laminates.
Weather Protection
Fitness Accessories
Leather weightlifting belts, nylon belts, lifting straps, gym and cycling gloves, knee & elbow pads, wraps and MMA gloves.
Leather & Nylon Goods// Private Label //
Bring Your Tech Pack. We Handle The Rest.
Pattern grading, fabric sourcing, trim development, woven labels, heat-transfer branding, polybag artwork and export documentation — managed by one merchandiser.
SublimationScreen PrintEmbroiderySilicone PrintBonded Seams
// Company //
Who You Are Actually Buying From
Haraka Sports is a family-owned manufacturer operating two units in Sialkot — Pakistan's sporting goods cluster. The third generation now runs the business, and the same team that quotes your programme also signs off the final carton.
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Production Capacity
Specialised chain-system stitching lines, hydraulic cutting presses and dedicated sublimation and finishing areas allow parallel runs across apparel and accessories.
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Quality Control
Incoming fabric testing, in-line roving checks and end-line AQL inspection. Rejections are logged with root cause so repeat faults are corrected, not repeated.
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Sales & Merchandising
One English-speaking merchandiser per account, weekly written production updates and photo evidence at cutting, stitching and pre-shipment milestones.
// Production Process //
Six Controlled Stages, Documented Per Purchase Order
Nothing moves to the next stage without a signed checklist. This is the workflow your order follows from the moment fabric arrives at our store.
Fabric Checking & Material Approval
Every incoming lot is quarantined until our QA department clears it. Parameters such as GSM, width, shrinkage, colour fastness and hand-feel are verified against the approved swatch before the store receives the goods.
- Lot-wise GSM and width verification
- Colour fastness to wash, rub and perspiration
- Shade-band matching against buyer swatch
- Non-conforming lots returned to the mill, not blended into bulk
Cutting & Bundle Numbering
A bill of materials is issued per purchase order, and the cutting department draws only what that order requires. Articles are cut by fabric cutters or hydraulic presses depending on the product, then every panel is checked against the specification sheet.
- Marker efficiency reviewed before spreading
- Panel-level dimension audit versus spec sheet
- Size-wise bundle numbering to prevent shade mixing
- Interlining and fusing tested for bond strength
Stitching On A Specialised Chain System
Numbered panels reach a highly efficient chain-system line where each operator owns a single operation. Work specialisation keeps stitch quality consistent across thousands of pieces and shortens learning curves on repeat styles.
- Flatlock, overlock, bartack and coverstitch operations
- Hourly in-line roving inspection by QC
- Needle control and metal-detection policy
- SPI and seam-strength checks on critical seams
Finishing & End-Line Audit
Every garment is pressed on boiler steam irons, then trimmed, thread-cut and touched up. Each piece is inspected for material, measurement and workmanship. Depending on the nature of the fault, a piece is either reworked or rejected outright.
- Boiler steam pressing for stable garment shape
- Measurement audit against graded size chart
- Documented rework versus rejection decision
- Branding, labels and hangtags verified per style
Packing & Pre-Shipment Inspection
Before packing, in-house inspectors re-check material quality, stitching, finishing, tagging and marking. Appointed inspectors also pull random items at any stage — including cartons already sealed for shipping — with checkpoints matched to the production stage.
- Random unannounced audits, including sealed cartons
- Assortment, ratio and carton-marking verification
- Barcode and polybag artwork confirmation
- Third-party inspection access on request
Development & R&D
The third generation in the business continues the values that made us a preferred source. Our ongoing R&D programme keeps products aligned with current trends, materials and technology, backed by time-served manufacturing expertise — applied to entry-level products as rigorously as to high-end models.
- In-house pattern room and graded tech packs
- Fabric and trim trials before commitment
- Fit samples and sublimation strike-offs in 7–12 working days
- Mock-up design support for team and club programmes
1970sFamily Trade Heritage
// Why Buyers Stay //
Experience You Can Verify, Not Just Read About
Sourcing teams rarely fail because of price — they fail on unclear specifications, unverified fabric and silence during production. Haraka Sports was built to remove those three risks. We quote against a written specification, test what arrives at our gate, and report progress before you ask.
Realistic MOQs
From 50 pcs/style on sublimated team wear; 150–300 pcs/style for cut-and-sew programmes.
Transparent Timelines
Sampling 7–12 working days, bulk 25–40 days based on fabric and embellishment.
Fabric Traceability
Mill, lot number and test results recorded per purchase order for audit requests.
Face-To-Face Access
We exhibit at international sourcing expos and host buyer visits at both Sialkot units.
Upcoming Event
International Sourcing Expo Australia
Meet our merchandising team in person, review physical samples across all five divisions and discuss development timelines for your next season.
See Events & Exhibitions// Buyer Questions //
Sourcing FAQs From Overseas Buyers
For sublimated team wear such as basketball, soccer and cycling kits we accept development runs from 50 pieces per style. Cut-and-sew activewear and knitwear programmes typically start at 150–300 pieces per style, split across sizes and up to four colourways.
Fit samples and sublimation strike-offs are released in 7–12 working days after technical pack approval. Bulk lead time is 25–40 days depending on fabric development, embellishment method and order volume. Repeat orders on approved patterns run at the shorter end of that range.
Yes. Our in-house design and pattern room builds private label collections from mood board to graded tech pack, including woven labels, heat-transfer branding, custom hangtags, size sets and polybag artwork. You own the artwork and the pattern.
Every incoming fabric lot is tested for GSM, shrinkage, colour fastness and pilling. In-line and end-line AQL 2.5 inspections are documented per purchase order, and our facilities operate under third-party audited social compliance programmes. Buyer-nominated inspection agencies are welcome at any stage.
Because sportswear, activewear, knitwear, outerwear and leather/nylon fitness accessories are produced in our own units, mixed programmes can be consolidated into a single export shipment — reducing freight cost and simplifying your documentation.