Todd Shelton products are made in Paterson, New Jersey. The factory started in 2012 in East Rutherford and moved to Paterson in [year]. It occupies [square footage] on [floor/building detail if useful]. [Number] people work there, including Todd Shelton.

The factory makes three products: blue jeans, button-up shirts, and crewneck t-shirts. Every unit sold is made in this building.

Production runs in the following steps:

Fabric is inspected on arrival. [Or actual first step]
Patterns are cut. [Manual/machine — state which]
[Sewing operations, in order, named the way the floor names them]
Jeans are washed at [in-house / named facility].
Each garment is inspected before packing.
Orders ship from the factory.

Denim comes from Kuroki, Okayama, Japan. Shirt and t-shirt fabrics come from [mills, named]. Thread, buttons, and rivets come from [sources]. The same mills have supplied the factory since [year, if defensible].

Fit patterns are maintained at the factory. A fit produced today is cut from the same pattern as [year]. [If true — this is the strongest sentence on the page if it can be stated cleanly.]

The factory does not produce for other brands. Nothing is outsourced. [Keep only the true one; if both are true, keep both — the second sentence is doing the vertical-integration work the page must never argue for.]

Delivery is 14 days because production runs to order. [Only if true — but if it is, this single sentence converts your slowest-looking fact into a factory fact, and this is the one page where that connection gets made.]