That's not true. Just because you bought a clothing trademark doesn't mean you can start producing clothes right away. Clothing production needs to involve many aspects, such as product design, fabric procurement, production technology and so on. Here are some questions to consider:

Product design: You need to design clothing styles that meet your brand positioning and target audience, and determine fabrics, colors, styles, etc.

Fabric selection: Choosing the right fabric is very important for clothing quality and cost control. You need to know the characteristics of different fabrics, and choose and buy fabrics.

Production technology: you need to know the production technology of clothing, including cutting, sewing, assembly and other processes to ensure product quality and production efficiency.

Production equipment and personnel: You need to consider buying or renting production equipment and recruiting suitable production personnel.

Relevant laws and regulations: Clothing production needs to comply with relevant laws and regulations, such as safety standards and environmental protection standards.

Therefore, buying a clothing trademark is only the first step to start the production of clothing, and sufficient market research, product design, production management and brand promotion are needed to ensure the good quality and strong market competitiveness of the produced clothing.