Common Questions About
Apparel Manufacturing

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturing) means you provide complete product specifications -- a Tech Pack, measurement chart, fabric requirements, artwork and construction details -- and we manufacture according to your exact standards.

ODM (Original Design Manufacturing) means we participate in the design and development phase. You may start with a concept, reference image, existing garment or a general product direction, and our team helps refine the pattern, material and construction before sampling begins.

Most brands use a combination: ODM for development and OEM-style standards for reorders.

Private Label means the finished garment carries your brand identity -- your woven labels, care labels, size labels, hang tags and branded packaging -- rather than any manufacturer branding.

We support full private label setup: label design review, woven and printed label production, custom hang tags, poly bags with your logo, and master carton labeling. The product is delivered ready to sell under your brand.

This is an ideal starting point for ODM collaboration. You provide the reference -- a photo, an existing garment, a sketch or even a verbal description -- and we extract measurements, identify construction details, recommend fabric options and develop a pattern from that reference.

The result is a product specification that belongs to your brand. You review and approve the sample before any bulk production begins.

We work with brands at all stages -- from founders launching their first collection to established wholesalers managing regular reorders. For newer brands, we provide additional development support: clarifying product requirements, recommending materials and explaining production steps so you can make informed decisions throughout the process.

Yes. Our core product focus is custom hoodies, T-shirts and tracksuits. If your collection includes multiple styles -- for example a hoodie, a T-shirt and a matching tracksuit -- these can typically be developed and produced under one project timeline, coordinated by the same team.

MOQ is determined by product type, fabric, number of colorways, decoration method and construction complexity. It is not a single fixed number across all styles. We discuss MOQ requirements after reviewing your product specification so the figure we give you is accurate for your specific order rather than a generic estimate.

Unit price is based on fabric cost (composition, GSM, construction), trim and accessory cost, decoration complexity (print type, embroidery stitch count, wash process), labor, packaging and order quantity. A complete and confirmed specification -- including approved sample and materials -- produces a more accurate and final quote.

Pricing is confirmed against an approved sample and a locked specification. Significant changes after order confirmation -- such as adding new print placements, changing fabric, or altering construction -- may require a price adjustment. Minor corrections within the agreed specification do not typically affect pricing.

Standard terms are a deposit before production and the remaining balance before shipment. The exact split and accepted payment methods -- including T/T wire transfer -- are discussed and confirmed in the sales contract before production begins. We do not begin production without a confirmed order and deposit.

Yes. We support small trial orders for brands testing a new style or new market before scaling. Trial order pricing may differ from large-volume pricing due to setup and material costs, but the development and production process is the same -- the same sampling, QC and delivery steps apply.

Production lead time varies based on order quantity, product complexity, fabric lead time and decoration requirements. After sample approval and order confirmation, we provide a production schedule with a target ship date. Typical bulk production ranges from 4 to 8 weeks after all materials and the PP sample are confirmed.

Quality is checked at multiple stages: incoming fabric and trim inspection, pre-production material confirmation, cutting accuracy, in-line sewing and construction checks, mid-production measurement audits, decoration inspection (print placement, embroidery quality, wash result), final finished garment inspection (dimensions, workmanship, appearance), label and packaging verification, and pre-shipment carton inspection. Issues identified at any checkpoint are documented and resolved before the next stage begins.

Yes. We cooperate with customer-nominated third-party inspection agencies. We schedule production to allow time for the inspection to be completed before the goods are shipped. Please advise your preferred inspection standard and agency at the order confirmation stage so we can plan accordingly.

We support sea freight (FCL and LCL), air freight and express courier depending on order volume, timeline and cost preference. We coordinate with freight forwarders and can assist with export documentation, packing lists and commercial invoices. The standard shipping term is FOB Guangzhou or Yantian; other Incoterms can be discussed.

Yes. We provide updates at key production milestones -- material arrival, cutting completion, sewing progress, decoration confirmation and pre-shipment inspection. For time-sensitive orders, more frequent updates can be arranged. We use email and messaging platforms for communication depending on the client's preference.

If a quality issue arises after delivery, contact us with detailed documentation -- photographs, a description of the defect, affected quantity and relevant order references. We review the issue against the confirmed specification and work with you to reach a fair resolution. Our quality control process is designed to minimize this risk, but we take post-delivery concerns seriously and address them directly.