FOR INTERNATIONAL BUYERS
Factory-direct production for importers, brands and uniform programs. We coordinate technical review, paid sampling, bulk production, inspection and export packing against your approved specification.
YOUR PRODUCTION ROUTE
We establish the material, fit, construction and branding requirements before bulk production begins.
Provide your tech pack, approved sample or specification. We review construction, measurements, materials, branding and order requirements, then make a sample for approval.
Start with: an approved tech pack, reference sample, size chart and target order quantity.
Provide a design brief or reference garment. We work with you to define the fabric, pattern, functional details, size range and branding before sample approval.
Start with: a reference garment, sketches, target use, quantity and required performance.
SPECIFICATION SCOPE
Agree on the specifications that purchasing, product development and quality teams will use to evaluate the order.
Specify composition, fabric weight, color and required performance or testing criteria.
Confirm size chart, grading, pockets, closures, reinforcements and seam construction.
Set color references, reflective elements, zippers, buttons and approved trims.
Confirm artwork, placement, application method, care labels and private labels.
Specify folding, individual packing, carton markings and shipping marks.
CONTROLLED ORDER PROCESS
Each stage is based on confirmed specifications and an approved sample.
We review the tech pack or reference sample, use case, size range, quantities, destination and any required standard or test.
We confirm material options, branding method, sample charge, MOQ and estimated schedule against the agreed scope.
Review the physical sample for fit, measurements, material, construction and logo placement. Record agreed changes before bulk production.
Production follows the approved sample and order specification. We check key details during production and before packing.
We prepare the agreed packing, carton marks and shipment documentation for your order.
A REAL WORKWEAR PROJECT
An orange reflective work shirt project documented at four practical stages: the buyer’s visual reference, our development sample, bulk production and packed cartons.
01 / BUYER REFERENCE
The buyer sent a reference image to request a quotation. We used it to discuss the garment design and project requirements.
02 / DEVELOPMENT SAMPLE
The front-view sample shows the orange body and reflective bands across the chest and sleeves. This is the stage for checking design details before bulk production.
The order moved into sewing and assembly. These photographs show the orange reflective garments on the production floor.
Sewing and handling on the production floor
Garments moving through the workshop
04 / PACKED CARTONS
The completed garments were packed in cartons and prepared for dispatch.
Have a reference photo or specification of your own? Send it with your target quantity and destination for a project review.
BUYER QUESTIONS
No. A tech pack helps us quote precisely, but you can also send a reference garment, photo or sketch. We will identify the details that still need confirmation.
MOQ depends on the style, fabric, color and customization. Send your estimated quantity so we can suggest a workable production route.
Custom samples are quoted according to the design and materials. We confirm the sample charge and scope before development begins.
Tell us the destination market and the standard or test required for the finished garment. We review the feasible fabric and product route and confirm any testing scope before quotation and production.
Timing depends on material availability, design complexity, order quantity and sample approval. We provide an estimated schedule after reviewing your project.
REQUEST A PROJECT REVIEW
Share your tech pack or reference, size range, estimated quantity, required delivery date and destination. We can then review feasibility, sampling and quotation requirements.