From Requirement to Finished Production
A clear manufacturing process helps keep product development, production and quality requirements aligned from the beginning of the project through packing and shipment preparation.
A Structured Path from Idea to Production
Each project begins with a review of your garment requirements before moving through sampling, approval, bulk production, inspection and packing.
Tech pack, sample or reference.
Develop the first sample.
Confirm sample and details.
Move into bulk manufacturing.
Review during and after production.
Prepare finished goods for shipment.
Start with Clear Product Information
The project begins with understanding the garment you want to manufacture, the estimated quantity and the key production requirements.
Construction, measurements and design information.
A physical garment can also be used as a reference.
Useful when developing from an existing style direction.
Estimated order quantity and target market information.
Tech pack / sample / reference image
Estimated quantity
Target market
Target delivery date
Turn the Requirement into a Physical Sample
After reviewing the project, sample development helps confirm garment construction, materials, trims and key details before bulk production.
Review how the garment should be made.
Confirm suitable materials and garment details.
Develop the first physical garment sample.
Make necessary adjustments before approval.
Typical timing depends on the garment style, materials and project requirements.
Confirm the Details Before Bulk Production
The sample provides a practical reference for reviewing garment construction and key project details before production begins.
Review garment structure and visible details.
Confirm the material used for the project.
Review zippers, buttons, drawstrings and other trims.
Confirm private label and packing requirements where applicable.
The confirmed sample helps provide a clearer reference for bulk production.
Move into Commercial Manufacturing
After the sample and project details are confirmed, production moves into bulk manufacturing according to the approved requirements.
Confirmed information is prepared for manufacturing.
Garment components move through the production process.
Construction and trims are completed according to requirements.
Production details are checked during manufacturing.
Minimum order quantity is generally from 1,000 pieces per style.
Check Quality Throughout Production
Quality control is integrated into the manufacturing process, with checks during production and before finished garments move into packing.
Review visible sewing and garment construction.
Check relevant confirmed construction details.
Review overall appearance before packing.
Review relevant labeling and packing requirements.
Inspection is integrated into the manufacturing process rather than being treated only as a final step.
Prepare Finished Goods for Shipment
After inspection, finished garments move into packing according to the confirmed project requirements before shipment preparation.
Finished garments complete the required checks.
Relevant garment labels are checked before packing.
Garments are packed according to confirmed requirements.
Finished goods are prepared for onward shipment.
Goods move into packing after the required production and quality checks are completed.
What Helps Us Review Your Project Faster?
Providing clear information at the beginning helps our team understand the garment and production requirements more efficiently.
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