LANDFORCELF

Peter Millar's manufacturers: polos, knitwear and outerwear

By Colin LandforcePublished

Peter Millar uses multiple apparel suppliers. Import records identify TAV for performance polos, Alphatex Knitting for sweaters, Thanulux for pants and shorts, and Castle Peak for outerwear.

TAV makes polos and shirts

TAL Apparel lists TAV as its Hung Yen factory. TAV is part of the TAL Apparel group.

Product descriptions in Peter Millar's import records include performance jersey polos, skorts and sport shirts for TAV.

Other suppliers and products

  • Alphatex Knitting: knitted sweaters, cashmere chore coats and Trenton sweater shirts.
  • Thanulux: performance five-pocket pants and Salem and Tillis shorts.
  • Castle Peak: Repeller vests, Performer jackets, fleece and softshell garments.
  • Nice Apparel: performance joggers and jersey polos.

These assignments come from product descriptions in the shipping records reviewed on September 15, 2026.

Who makes it

Transcript

Automatic transcript; names and numbers may contain errors.

I just found the manufacturer for Peter Miller, AKA the keeper of the quarter zip, AKA the QZ good, AKA the country club kingpins. Check tier seats. This is TAV in Vietnam, and here are the recent imports to Peter Miller. Tab, t a v, as far as I can tell, is a division of t a l apparel. This is the big league folks. They employ, like, 5,000 people in their factories. They also produce products for Patagonia, JC Penney, Michael Kors, Burberry, and more. Here's a quick rundown of their capabilities. There are a lot of excellent factories out there, but Tal is a little bit special. This is a rundown of their fabric innovations. They're straight up innovating tier materials, new technologies, new functionalities, and more. I'm gonna link to these guys in my newsletter. Link is in bio, and it's worth reminding you. Just because you have the factory, doesn't mean you have the brand to compete with somebody like Peter Miller.