Frequently Asked Questions

DALTEKS manufactures shoulder and jacket pads for garment producers and moulded bra cups for lingerie manufacturers. It also supplies wholesale textile components such as boning, sleeve-head roll, interlining and lining.

No. DALTEKS supplies and manufactures for garment and lingerie producers on a wholesale basis; it does not offer individual retail sales.

Minimum quantities vary by product. Most bra cup models have a general minimum of 1,000 pairs; the exact quantity is confirmed on the product page or during quotation for the selected model and size.

Cup depth, base width, edge shape and pair symmetry are reviewed on a physical sample before ordering. The approved sample is recorded as the reference standard for bulk production.

Planned sample and order deliveries are available to producers on both the European and Asian sides of Istanbul. Delivery terms for other cities and exports are agreed during quotation.

Special colours may be selected from the colour catalogue. Available sizes and dimensions depend on the model and are confirmed during physical sampling.

Use the Request a Quote form, call +90 212 451 84 74, message +90 542 261 44 34 on WhatsApp, or email info@dalteks.net.

Send the product type, dimensions, thickness, application and estimated order quantity.

Prices are quoted per product because the model, dimensions and order quantity vary.

Custom dimensions and shapes can be assessed if production is feasible.

Yes. A physical sample helps assess dimensions and shape more accurately.

Yes. Each customer's pattern and product requirements are assessed separately.

DALTEKS works with shoulder pads, jacket support components, bra cups, moulded cups, interlinings and other textile components.

DALTEKS operates from Istanbul. Production and order processes are managed there.

Yes. Garment and clothing manufacturers in Istanbul can place orders.

Yes. Businesses in Merter and other Istanbul textile districts can place orders.

Yes. Garment and lingerie manufacturers in other parts of Turkey can place orders.

A shoulder pad supports the shoulder line in jackets, coats, dresses and blouses, helps control how the fabric sits on the pattern and contributes to a balanced silhouette.

Light foam styles may suit fine jackets and blouses; cotton or interfaced styles are considered for classic tailoring; higher-fill forms may suit coats. Final selection depends on fabric weight, pattern and the intended shoulder line.

A fusible pad is positioned with heat during application, while a sew-in pad is secured to the seam allowance. The method is selected according to the production line, fabric and garment pattern.

Shoulder pads are usually specified by form, width, length and thickness rather than generic garment sizes. Final dimensions follow the selected model and approved sample.

Yes. DALTEKS manufactures shoulder and jacket pads for different garment patterns. The suitable model is chosen according to the application and, when necessary, a sample.

Yes. Shoulder pads are made for bulk orders. The model, dimensions, thickness and order quantity are confirmed before production.

Yes. Shoulder pads in different shapes and thicknesses can be made for jackets, blazers, coats and similar garments.

Yes. The pad is selected against the blazer pattern, shoulder slope, fabric and intended appearance.

Yes. Custom pads can be developed from the required width, length, thickness and shape.

Yes. A physical sample can be used to assess the dimensions, shape and thickness before production.

Yes. With width, length and thickness, existing moulds can be checked or a suitable sample developed.

Choose according to the garment pattern, shoulder slope, fabric and intended appearance.

Thickness depends on the garment pattern and the intended shoulder shape. The same pad may not suit every fabric or style.

It is a pad shaped to follow the shoulder-to-sleeve transition in a raglan-sleeved garment.

It is a shoulder pad designed to be easier to position and hold in place during application.

An interfaced or layered pad may be used where a jacket needs a more defined and controlled shoulder shape.

Density describes the mass of foam per unit volume. Two foams of equal thickness can differ in density, firmness and how they hold their shape.

Shoulder pads are sold and priced in pairs. One pair contains a right and a left pad.

The price may vary by model, dimensions, thickness, construction and order quantity.

The minimum depends on the model, dimensions and production conditions. The exact quantity is confirmed in the quotation.

Requests based on a customer's model or sample can be assessed. Suitability is confirmed after reviewing the sample and order details.

An unpadded cup supports the shape without creating pronounced extra volume. A padded cup provides additional volume and support according to the intended style.

Bra cups are used in bras, bralettes, bustiers, swimwear, bikinis, eveningwear and other garments that require bust shaping or support.

Glop cup, bra cup and cup are often trade terms for the same moulded bust component. Construction and padding level still vary by product code.

The size series varies by model. Each product page lists the verified size range in its technical specifications.

Yes. Options include the DAL-JAA-2A model in sizes 110–140. Suitability is confirmed against the garment pattern and physical sample.

Yes. Bra cups in different shapes and sizes are made for lingerie, swimwear, bikinis, bustiers, eveningwear and similar garments.

Yes. Orders are assessed by model, size, padding construction and quantity.

They are sold and priced in pairs. A pair contains two cups, one for each side.

Padded cups can be produced for suitable models. The padding depends on the model and intended use.

Yes. Unpadded models are available for different applications.

It is a cup with side extensions that help it fit the garment or bra pattern.

A push-up cup is shaped to provide more padding and support in selected areas of the bust.

Yes. Triangular cups can be made for swimwear, bikinis, bralettes and similar garments.

Yes. Available U-shaped models can be assessed against the garment pattern.

Yes. Suitable cup models can be made for strapless bras, bustiers and eveningwear.

Yes. Cup models suitable for swimwear and bikini patterns can be considered.

Yes. A suitable moulded cup can be used in a bustier if its shape matches the garment pattern.

Yes. Suitable models can be sewn into evening dresses.

Yes. Cups in suitable shapes and sizes can support corsets and structured tops.

Compare the cup with the garment pattern, size, fabric and intended bust shape.

Yes. Triangular, U-shaped, strapless and other forms can be assessed separately for each style.

If the model allows it, thinner and softer material options can be assessed.

Yes. Less rounded alternatives with a closer fit can be considered.

Some models can be developed with padding. This can change the softness and shape of the cup.

Softer padded options can be considered for suitable models.

Yes. Where available, similar shapes with different firmness, thickness or foam construction can be compared.

Firmness, thickness or covering can be changed on some models. The mould may impose technical limits.

The sample can be examined to find the closest existing foam, firmness, thickness and shape.

Yes. Thinner, softer, flatter or differently shaped alternatives can be assessed.

First, the model, size and intended use are identified. An existing physical sample or garment pattern can then be assessed.

Yes. State the model, size and shape needed so suitable samples can be considered.

A photo allows an initial assessment. A physical sample is more reliable for confirming suitability.

Yes. A physical sample, photo or dimensions can be compared with existing moulds to find a similar model.

Yes. Existing models with a similar shape can be identified from the supplied image.

Yes. Its size, shape, padding and dimensions can be assessed for production suitability.

Available sizes vary by model. Existing moulds are checked for the specific product.

Yes, if technically feasible. Mould cost and lead time are assessed separately.

Yes. New small-size moulds can be developed if the current size range does not extend that far.

If technically feasible, a smaller mould can be prepared. The shape must also be checked again.

A mould of similar dimensions can sometimes serve as a reference. A different shape or depth may require a separate mould.

The measurements can be compared with current moulds. If none fits, the need for a new mould is assessed.

If dimensions for the model are available, the width, height and other necessary measurements can be shared.

Yes. Samples in different sizes can be prepared from existing moulds.

Yes, based on available moulds. Any missing size that needs a new mould is assessed separately.

If the tab does not match the garment pattern, another model or a new mould may be needed.

Yes, if the fabric is suitable. Its compatibility with lamination is checked beforehand.

Yes. A covered sample can be prepared if suitable fabric and sufficient yardage are supplied.

Provide the fabric width, composition, colour and quantity to be sent.

It depends on the cup and the covering method. The layers are confirmed against a sample.

Lamination joins two or more textile layers to form a specified construction.

The quantity depends on the model and current availability. State the number of pairs needed for confirmation.

Yes. Ready samples can be collected by courier. Please confirm they are ready before arranging collection.

Yes. Once approved, the size, material, colour and quantity are confirmed before production is scheduled.

Yes. A sample can be prepared for material and shape approval before bulk production.

An estimated preparation time can be given after checking the model, size, colour, quantity and mould availability.

Urgent requests can be assessed according to the production schedule and whether the mould is ready.

Usually yes. Sampling from an existing mould is generally faster than making a new one.

Yes. Making a new mould adds work and can extend sampling and production time.

Available colours depend on the fabric and covering stock. A custom colour may require sourcing fabric.

Yes, provided the required materials are available.

Yes. The code, size and image can be shared together to avoid confusion between models.

Request a quotation for boning and related components with the type, dimensions and quantity.

It is a textile support component used to shape the top of the sleeve in jackets and similarly structured garments.

It adds shape and support to selected parts of a garment.

Stay tape can support selected seam and edge areas in garment production.

It supports the shape of a collar, especially in jackets and similar garments.

It can help keep strapless or low-cut garments in place against the body.

Yes. DALTEKS manufactures shoulder pads for garment production in Turkey. Different shapes, thicknesses and custom dimensions can be evaluated according to the garment pattern and sample.

Yes. DALTEKS manufactures bra cups and moulded cup products for lingerie, swimwear, bustiers and eveningwear.

Yes. Bulk shoulder pad orders can be produced according to the required model, dimensions, thickness and quantity.

Yes. Wholesale bra cup orders can be evaluated by model, size, padding structure and order quantity.

Yes. Custom shoulder pads can be evaluated according to width, length, thickness, shape and garment sample.

Production based on a customer's approved sample or specifications can be evaluated. Final production requirements are confirmed before serial production.

Bulk foam bra cup production can be evaluated according to cup shape, size, padding structure and intended garment use.

DALTEKS works with shoulder pads, bra cups, moulded cups, garment support components and various textile auxiliary products for garment manufacturers.