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Where Brands Take Flight.

Control The Flight is a creative studio and production platform that helps brands bring their ideas to life. From strategy and design to sourcing and launch, we partner with you at every step.

What We Do:

  • Brand Strategy & Development

  • Design & Tech Packs

  • Sourcing & Production Management

  • Studio Rentals & Content Creation

  • Launch Support & Fulfillment

Trusted by emerging brands, established labels, and entrepreneurs ready to create something lasting.

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THE CONTROL THE FLIGHT PROCESS

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Founded by a former pro athlete and creative, Control The Flight exists to help independent brands compete—and win.

“I know what it’s like to start with an idea and no roadmap. That’s why I built Control The Flight—to help creators and entrepreneurs bring their vision to life with clarity and confidence.”

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Capabilities & Specialties

    • Cotton, French Terry, Fleece, Denim, Knit

    • 100–5,000 units/month

    • Small batch and scalable production

    • 50–500 units per style (depending on garment)

    • Sampling: 2–4 weeks

    • Production: 30–60 days after approvals

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Production Timeline Diagram

  • 2–4 Weeks

    We create and approve your first physical samples to ensure fit, quality, and details match your vision before production begins.

  • Once samples are approved, your full order goes into production. We manage timelines, quality control, and updates every step of the way.

  • Item By Air: 5–7 Days

    Fast delivery for tight deadlines or priority launches.

    By Sea: 4–6 Weeks

    Cost-effective shipping option for larger volumes with flexible timelines.

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Why Work With Control The Flight?

  • We know what it takes to build from the ground up because we’ve done it ourselves. Whether you’re launching your first product or growing an established line, our process is built to meet you where you are.

  • From strategy and sampling to production and delivery, you get a dedicated team who guides you through every step. No guesswork, no surprises—just a clear path forward.

  • Every piece we produce reflects our commitment to craftsmanship. We obsess over details so you can focus on your vision with confidence.

  • As your brand grows, we’re ready to grow with you. Our flexible production and support systems help you scale on your own terms.

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Owner of Wild Things (Create The World)

“Control The Flight didn’t just help me launch Wild Thing$—they were there every step of the way. From refining my ideas to bringing the vision to life, they made sure everything felt intentional and true to who I am. If you’re serious about building something real, this is who you call.”