Most content agencies are built around a studio. Fabrik was built around a problem instead: brands manufacturing in Asia were managing production from the other side of the world, shipping samples back, waiting on freight, and absorbing costs that the production model itself was creating.
So we built Fabrik to be a content production partner for global brands: production happens at source, runs to brand standard, and reaches you faster, at a cost that reflects where the work actually happens.
CONTENT PRODUCTION, REBUILT FOR MODERN BRANDS
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From emerging DTC brands to established retailers, we’ve supported over 80 companies with production built around proximity to supply chains and repeatable output.
With hubs in Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Ho Chi Minh City, our production is positioned close to supply chains to support faster and more efficient execution
Across photography, video, generative content, and post-production, we deliver over 15,000 production-ready assets annually across fashion, FMCG, and consumer categories.
From Vision to Scalable Content.
We remove the gap between where samples are held and where content is created, allowing products and shoot samples to move directly into asset creation, with execution aligned to brand standards, supported by structured workflows and extended through optional generative workflows.
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step 1
Samples Received
Send your samples directly into our studios from your factories or distribution points. We'll coordinate where needed to keep things moving smoothly before asset creation begins.
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step 2
Brief Alignment
We work from your brand guidelines and briefs, ensuring every asset aligns to visual standards, channel requirements, and market-specific needs
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step 3
Asset Creation
We produce assets through photography, video, or generative workflows depending on the brief, so structured workflows ensure consistency across formats and channels.
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step 4
Asset Delivery
We structure and upload assets in line with your setup: into your platforms, vendor portals, or shared environments, and prepare files to match your naming conventions, file requirements, and intended channel use.