Factory operations
Our production setup includes computer-aided pattern making, automated fabric spreading and cutting, sewing, needle detection, pressing and packing. Sewing equipment includes lockstitch, overlock and coverstitch machines.
Manufacturing & quality
From your specifications
to production.
Confirm the garment details from sampling to packing.
Our work connects pattern making, sampling, sourcing, garment manufacturing and quality checks. Customer specifications and sample feedback guide the process.
Follow the production process
The manufacturing route
Agree the product.
Then prepare to make it.
The steps below combine our recorded production process with practical checkpoints to discuss for your order. Exact arrangements are agreed for each order.
- 01 / Requirements
Review the references
Start with your drawings, technical specifications or reference sample. Clarify fabric, size range, construction, quantities and destination requirements.
To agree: the product requirements
- 02 / Sample
Make and revise the sample
Our in-house sample room prepares patterns and a first sample. Review fit and construction, then work through revisions based on customer feedback.
To agree: sample details and changes
- 03 / Preparation
Confirm materials
After order confirmation, organize the required fabric and trims and prepare the pre-production sample.
To agree: materials and pre-production sample
- 04 / Manufacturing
Cut and sew
Use the agreed patterns and production requirements for cutting and sewing. Coordinate specialist decoration with external partners when required.
To agree: construction and process requirements
- 05 / Inspection
Check against the specifications
Carry out checks during production and on finished garments. Customer representatives or third-party inspectors may inspect according to the order arrangement.
To agree: inspection scope and acceptance criteria
- 06 / Packing
Prepare for dispatch
Press, fold and pack to the agreed instructions. Provide shipment samples where requested by the customer.
To agree: assortment, packing and shipment samples
Sample and production timing depend on style complexity, material availability, approvals and the production schedule.
Quality checkpoints
Check the garment
throughout the process.
Our established overview covers four stages. The example review points below should be agreed against the buyer’s specification.
StageExample review pointsUseful buyer input
Incoming materials
Fabric and trims against the selected requirements.
Material specification, color reference and approved trims.
During production
Construction, workmanship and key measurements.
Approved sample, construction notes and tolerances.
Finished garments
Appearance, measurements, labels and specified finishing.
Agreed acceptance criteria and inspection requirements.
Before packing
Folding, assortment, packaging and carton instructions.
Packing specification and any shipment-sample request.
On the production floor
Cutting, assembly and final preparation.
The approved patterns and sample guide garment construction. Packing instructions define how the finished order is prepared.
Production support
Understand what
happens where.
See which processes are carried out at the factory and which involve suppliers or external partners.
Sourcing & specialist partners
Fabric, trims and packaging can be sourced with suppliers. Printing and embroidery are handled by external partners; additional production support may be discussed where needed.
Testing & inspection arrangements
Third-party testing can be arranged according to garment and buyer requirements. The required tests, reports, inspection method and responsibilities should be confirmed for the order.
Working together
Questions worth settling early.
What affects the sample schedule?
Style complexity, special fabric requirements and the sampling queue can all affect timing. The schedule should be discussed once the reference and materials are understood.
How are printing and embroidery handled?
We coordinate these processes with external partners. Artwork, placement, method and sample expectations should be confirmed before sampling.
Can a buyer arrange an inspection?
Company background records inspection by customers’ domestic representatives or third-party inspection organizations. The scope, timing and acceptance criteria need to be agreed for the order.
What documentation should be discussed?
Share the destination-market and buyer requirements at the start. Relevant documents and test arrangements need to be reviewed for the actual product, manufacturing entity and order.
Let’s understand the requirements.
Bring the product details and your sampling, inspection and packing requirements.