Question 1

Shrinkage is managed by selecting pre-shrunk or washed fabrics and by validating the result on your sample. Because rates vary with fabric and finishi

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What is the fabric shrinkage rate for your streetwear apparel after washingMaterial availability limits colour options, so sourcing is checked against your specification rather than assumed.Decoration method is matched to the fabric and to the price point, and the placement is confirmed on the physical sample. Each order is checked at cutting, sewing, finishing and before packing, with the approved sample as the reference..Material and social compliance are confirmed per project, so the certificate that applies is the one for your fibre content.If your launch date is fixed, work backwards from it and treat sampling, bulk and freight as three separate bookings.Where a finish cannot be confirmed on a given fabric, we say so rather than commit to it and correct it later.Colour is the variable that multiplies an order, which is why it is worth deciding the colour count early.Production checks happen at cutting, at sewing, at finishing and before packing.Development work happens before cutting, which is where a wash or a fit is settled rather than during bulk production.Sampling is charged separately and quoted upfront, and it may be credited against the bulk order only where the bulk quantity is large enough.Raise it at the first conversation and it is confirmed in the quotation, alongside the specification and the timeline.

Question 2

We can source organic, recycled and lower-impact fabrics when they are available for your project. Where certification or documentation is required fo

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Do you offer organic, recycled, or sustainable fabrics for streetwear apparelFabric is confirmed before sampling, because weight and weave change how the piece drapes and how the finish behaves.Fabric is specified per style, and the choice of weight and weave is confirmed before sampling so the sample and the bulk run match. Construction details are agreed per style in a written specification, covering trims, hardware, measurements and decoration placement..If your launch date is fixed, work backwards from it and treat sampling, bulk and freight as three separate bookings.We would rather raise a risk before sampling than discover it during bulk production.Where a finish cannot be confirmed on a given fabric, we say so rather than commit to it and correct it later.Sizing is agreed inside one colourway, so a size run can follow your real sales curve.Colour is the variable that multiplies an order, which is why it is worth deciding the colour count early.Our standard minimum is 100 pieces per style, per color, with sizes mixable inside one colourway and each colour treated as its own order.Tell us what you are planning and we will confirm the details in writing before any sampling begins. We reply to inquiries within one working day.

Question 3

Yes. We can source or develop specific blends including cotton-poly, French terry, fleece, twill and denim, subject to mill availability. Options, min

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Can you source specific fabric blends for streetwear apparel, such as cotton-polMaterial availability limits colour options, so sourcing is checked against your specification rather than assumed.Decoration method is matched to the fabric and to the price point, and the placement is confirmed on the physical sample. Each order is checked at cutting, sewing, finishing and before packing, with the approved sample as the reference..If your launch date is fixed, work backwards from it and treat sampling, bulk and freight as three separate bookings.Where a finish cannot be confirmed on a given fabric, we say so rather than commit to it and correct it later.Colour is the variable that multiplies an order, which is why it is worth deciding the colour count early.Production checks happen at cutting, at sewing, at finishing and before packing.Sampling is quoted separately and confirmed upfront, and the schedule is agreed in the quotation.Production is scheduled around your order slot, so a confirmed date depends on the specification and the material being fixed before cutting.Sampling is charged separately and quoted upfront, and it may be credited against the bulk order only where the bulk quantity is large enough.Tell us what you are planning and we will confirm the details in writing before any sampling begins. We reply to inquiries within one working day.

Question 4

For streetwear, brands often choose heavier fabrics because they hold their shape and carry prints well. The exact weight depends on the garment, the

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Which fabric weight (GSM) do you recommend for streetwear apparelFabric is confirmed before sampling, because weight and weave change how the piece drapes and how the finish behaves.Fabric is specified per style, and the choice of weight and weave is confirmed before sampling so the sample and the bulk run match. Construction details are agreed per style in a written specification, covering trims, hardware, measurements and decoration placement..Size approval happens on the sample, and the approved size set stays with the order for future repeats.Export packaging is specified with the style, which is what keeps labelling and packing consistent between runs.Material and social compliance are confirmed per project, so the certificate that applies is the one for your fibre content.If your launch date is fixed, work backwards from it and treat sampling, bulk and freight as three separate bookings.Where a finish cannot be confirmed on a given fabric, we say so rather than commit to it and correct it later.Sampling is charged separately and quoted upfront, and it may be credited against the bulk order only where the bulk quantity is large enough.Raise it at the first conversation and it is confirmed in the quotation, alongside the specification and the timeline.

Question 5

We work with a wide range of fabrics for streetwear: cotton and cotton blends, heavyweight jersey, French terry, fleece, denim, twill, canvas, ripstop

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What fabrics are available for streetwear apparelMaterial availability limits colour options, so sourcing is checked against your specification rather than assumed.Decoration method is matched to the fabric and to the price point, and the placement is confirmed on the physical sample. Each order is checked at cutting, sewing, finishing and before packing, with the approved sample as the reference..Where a finish cannot be confirmed on a given fabric, we say so rather than commit to it and correct it later.Sizing is agreed inside one colourway, so a size run can follow your real sales curve.Colour is the variable that multiplies an order, which is why it is worth deciding the colour count early.Each colour is dyed, cut and finished as its own group, so consistency is maintained colour by colour.Production checks happen at cutting, at sewing, at finishing and before packing.Communication runs on written confirmations, so a specification, a timeline or a price agreed in a chat is treated as unconfirmed until it appears in the quotation.Our standard minimum is 100 pieces per style, per color, with sizes mixable inside one colourway and each colour treated as its own order.Raise it at the first conversation and it is confirmed in the quotation, alongside the specification and the timeline.

Question 6

We work with bank transfer between companies. Whether an L/C is suitable is assessed case by case and confirmed in the quotation; large orders are dis

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Do you offer L/C or T/T for large streetwear apparel ordersThis is confirmed per style, because the answer depends on the fabric, the construction and the finish you choose.Fabric is specified per style, and the choice of weight and weave is confirmed before sampling so the sample and the bulk run match. Construction details are agreed per style in a written specification, covering trims, hardware, measurements and decoration placement..Confirming the specification in writing before cutting is what keeps a first order and a reorder matching each other.Production is scheduled around a confirmed order slot, so a delivery date depends on the specification being fixed.A purchase order is matched to the approved sample, which is the reference both sides measure against.Sizing is agreed inside one colourway, so a size run can follow your real sales curve.The approved sample is kept as the working reference so a repeat order behaves like the first one.Repeat orders are built on the approved sample and the size set kept on file, which is the only way a reorder can match the first run.Every order is checked at cutting, sewing, finishing and before packing, with the approved sample as the reference for the whole run.Send us the style, the quantity per colour and your target date, and we will come back with what is realistic rather than theoretical.

Question 7

Balance terms are agreed in the quotation before production. If you plan to inspect the goods before the final payment, tell us early so the payment s

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Can I pay the balance after receiving streetwear apparel inspection reportThe practical answer depends on your specification rather than on a standard figure, which is why we confirm it in the quotation.Decoration method is matched to the fabric and to the price point, and the placement is confirmed on the physical sample. Each order is checked at cutting, sewing, finishing and before packing, with the approved sample as the reference..Sizing is agreed inside one colourway, so a size run can follow your real sales curve.Sampling is quoted separately and confirmed upfront, and the schedule is agreed in the quotation.We ask for the quantity per colour rather than a single total, because that is what the minimum applies to.Size approval happens on the sample, and the approved size set stays with the order for future repeats.A purchase order is matched to the approved sample, which is the reference both sides measure against.Development work happens before cutting, which is where a wash or a fit is settled rather than during bulk production.We hold BSCI social compliance certification, and material certifications such as OEKO-TEX are confirmed per project at the quotation stage.Send us the style, the quantity per colour and your target date, and we will come back with what is realistic rather than theoretical.The payment schedule, inspection arrangements and any balance release are set out in the contract and confirmed in the quotation before production begins.

Question 8

A deposit is commonly required to start production, with the balance due according to the agreed schedule. The exact percentage and payment stages are

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Do you require a deposit for streetwear apparel production, and what percentageThis is confirmed per style, because the answer depends on the fabric, the construction and the finish you choose.Fabric is specified per style, and the choice of weight and weave is confirmed before sampling so the sample and the bulk run match. Construction details are agreed per style in a written specification, covering trims, hardware, measurements and decoration placement..Each colour is dyed, cut and finished as its own group, so consistency is maintained colour by colour.Sampling is quoted separately and confirmed upfront, and the schedule is agreed in the quotation.Special techniques are tested on the actual material, because they behave differently across fabrics.A written brief shortens the first round, since the specification can be confirmed before sampling begins.Decoration placement and technique are settled on the physical sample instead of on a screen.Your own branding, including labels, hangtags and packaging, is specified with the style so the goods arrive ready for your identity.Sampling typically takes around two weeks, and bulk production typically takes three to four weeks after the sample is approved.If you would like this applied to a specific style, share the reference and the volume you have in mind and we will answer directly.

Question 9

Payment is made by bank transfer between companies. The full schedule is confirmed in the quotation and order documents, so both sides know the paymen

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What payment terms do you accept for streetwear apparel ordersThis is confirmed per style, because the answer depends on the fabric, the construction and the finish you choose.Fabric is specified per style, and the choice of weight and weave is confirmed before sampling so the sample and the bulk run match. Construction details are agreed per style in a written specification, covering trims, hardware, measurements and decoration placement..Material and social compliance are confirmed per project, so the certificate that applies is the one for your fibre content.Sizing is agreed inside one colourway, so a size run can follow your real sales curve.Sampling is quoted separately and confirmed upfront, and the schedule is agreed in the quotation.We ask for the quantity per colour rather than a single total, because that is what the minimum applies to.Size approval happens on the sample, and the approved size set stays with the order for future repeats.Compliance and testing are confirmed per project rather than claimed in general, because the fibre content of a style decides which material certifications apply.We hold BSCI social compliance certification, and material certifications such as OEKO-TEX are confirmed per project at the quotation stage.Raise it at the first conversation and it is confirmed in the quotation, alongside the specification and the timeline.The payment schedule, inspection arrangements and any balance release are set out in the contract and confirmed in the quotation before production begins.

Question 10

We aim to respond quickly. Send your design, quantities and target market, and we will confirm the quotation timeline in our reply. Where specificatio

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Can I get a formal quotation for streetwear apparel within 24 hoursThe practical answer depends on your specification rather than on a standard figure, which is why we confirm it in the quotation.Decoration method is matched to the fabric and to the price point, and the placement is confirmed on the physical sample. Each order is checked at cutting, sewing, finishing and before packing, with the approved sample as the reference..Bulk production starts once the sample is approved in writing, not while the specification is still moving.Specification changes after cutting are avoided deliberately, since they are the most expensive place to make a change.Confirming the specification in writing before cutting is what keeps a first order and a reorder matching each other.Size approval happens on the sample, and the approved size set stays with the order for future repeats.Labels, hangtags and packaging can carry your own branding so the goods arrive ready to sell.Communication runs on written confirmations, so a specification, a timeline or a price agreed in a chat is treated as unconfirmed until it appears in the quotation.Sampling typically takes around two weeks, and bulk production typically takes three to four weeks after the sample is approved.If you would like this applied to a specific style, share the reference and the volume you have in mind and we will answer directly.

Question 11

We normally quote in USD. Accepted Incoterms depend on your destination and preferred logistics; options are confirmed in the quotation so shipping re

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What currencies and Incoterms do you quote for streetwear apparelThis is confirmed per style, because the answer depends on the fabric, the construction and the finish you choose.Fabric is specified per style, and the choice of weight and weave is confirmed before sampling so the sample and the bulk run match. Construction details are agreed per style in a written specification, covering trims, hardware, measurements and decoration placement..Export packaging is specified with the style, which is what keeps labelling and packing consistent between runs.A purchase order is matched to the approved sample, which is the reference both sides measure against.Where a finish cannot be confirmed on a given fabric, we say so rather than commit to it and correct it later.Each colour is dyed, cut and finished as its own group, so consistency is maintained colour by colour.Sampling is quoted separately and confirmed upfront, and the schedule is agreed in the quotation.Sampling typically takes around two weeks, and bulk production typically takes three to four weeks after the sample is approved.Tell us what you are planning and we will confirm the details in writing before any sampling begins. We reply to inquiries within one working day.

Question 12

Yes. Different garment categories can be planned in one production schedule, with each style following its own minimum of 100 pieces per style, per co

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Do you support mixed-category orders with streetwear apparel and other itemsThe practical answer depends on your specification rather than on a standard figure, which is why we confirm it in the quotation.Decoration method is matched to the fabric and to the price point, and the placement is confirmed on the physical sample. Each order is checked at cutting, sewing, finishing and before packing, with the approved sample as the reference..Freight is quoted as its own line so the transit cost is visible before the goods are finished.We ask for the quantity per colour rather than a single total, because that is what the minimum applies to.Fabric and trims are checked against your specification rather than assumed, because a substitution changes the wash result.Production is scheduled around a confirmed order slot, so a delivery date depends on the specification being fixed.Material and social compliance are confirmed per project, so the certificate that applies is the one for your fibre content.Sampling typically takes around two weeks, and bulk production typically takes three to four weeks after the sample is approved.Raise it at the first conversation and it is confirmed in the quotation, alongside the specification and the timeline.

Question 13

Yes, sizes can be mixed within one colorway to reach the minimum. Different colors are treated as separate orders because the MOQ applies per style, p

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Can I mix sizes and colors within the MOQ for streetwear apparelThe minimum is counted per style and per colour rather than per size, so the colour count is what decides the size of the commitment.Fabric is specified per style, and the choice of weight and weave is confirmed before sampling so the sample and the bulk run match. Construction details are agreed per style in a written specification, covering trims, hardware, measurements and decoration placement..Confirming the specification in writing before cutting is what keeps a first order and a reorder matching each other.Size approval happens on the sample, and the approved size set stays with the order for future repeats.Labels, hangtags and packaging can carry your own branding so the goods arrive ready to sell.If your launch date is fixed, work backwards from it and treat sampling, bulk and freight as three separate bookings.Sizing is agreed inside one colourway, so a size run can follow your real sales curve.Sampling typically takes around two weeks, and bulk production typically takes three to four weeks after the sample is approved.Send us the style, the quantity per colour and your target date, and we will come back with what is realistic rather than theoretical.

Question 14

Sampling and optional services are quoted in advance, and the quotation itemizes production, decoration, labels and packaging. Special requests such a

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Are there hidden tooling or setup fees for custom streetwear apparelThe practical answer depends on your specification rather than on a standard figure, which is why we confirm it in the quotation.Decoration method is matched to the fabric and to the price point, and the placement is confirmed on the physical sample. Each order is checked at cutting, sewing, finishing and before packing, with the approved sample as the reference..Where a finish cannot be confirmed on a given fabric, we say so rather than commit to it and correct it later.Each colour is dyed, cut and finished as its own group, so consistency is maintained colour by colour.Sampling is quoted separately and confirmed upfront, and the schedule is agreed in the quotation.Special techniques are tested on the actual material, because they behave differently across fabrics.A written brief shortens the first round, since the specification can be confirmed before sampling begins.Production is scheduled around your order slot, so a confirmed date depends on the specification and the material being fixed before cutting.Sampling typically takes around two weeks, and bulk production typically takes three to four weeks after the sample is approved.Raise it at the first conversation and it is confirmed in the quotation, alongside the specification and the timeline.

Question 15

Samples are one-off development pieces and cost more per unit than bulk production. We quote the sampling fee separately and confirm it before develop

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What is the price difference between sample and bulk orders of streetwear appareThis is confirmed per style, because the answer depends on the fabric, the construction and the finish you choose.Fabric is specified per style, and the choice of weight and weave is confirmed before sampling so the sample and the bulk run match. Construction details are agreed per style in a written specification, covering trims, hardware, measurements and decoration placement..If your launch date is fixed, work backwards from it and treat sampling, bulk and freight as three separate bookings.Colour is the variable that multiplies an order, which is why it is worth deciding the colour count early.Sampling is quoted separately and confirmed upfront, and the schedule is agreed in the quotation.Specification changes after cutting are avoided deliberately, since they are the most expensive place to make a change.Fabric and trims are checked against your specification rather than assumed, because a substitution changes the wash result.Every order is checked at cutting, sewing, finishing and before packing, with the approved sample as the reference for the whole run.Tell us what you are planning and we will confirm the details in writing before any sampling begins. We reply to inquiries within one working day.

Question 16

Unit pricing typically improves as quantity increases, because development and setup costs are spread across more pieces. Exact quantity breaks depend

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Do you offer tiered pricing for streetwear apparel based on quantity breaksThe practical answer depends on your specification rather than on a standard figure, which is why we confirm it in the quotation.Decoration method is matched to the fabric and to the price point, and the placement is confirmed on the physical sample. Each order is checked at cutting, sewing, finishing and before packing, with the approved sample as the reference..Specification changes after cutting are avoided deliberately, since they are the most expensive place to make a change.We ask for the quantity per colour rather than a single total, because that is what the minimum applies to.A written brief shortens the first round, since the specification can be confirmed before sampling begins.Confirming the specification in writing before cutting is what keeps a first order and a reorder matching each other.Fabric and trims are checked against your specification rather than assumed, because a substitution changes the wash result.Our standard minimum is 100 pieces per style, per color, with sizes mixable inside one colourway and each colour treated as its own order.Tell us what you are planning and we will confirm the details in writing before any sampling begins. We reply to inquiries within one working day.

Question 17

The unit price depends on fabric and weight, construction and fit, decoration such as printing, embroidery or washing, labels and packaging, and order

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How unit price is calculatedThe unit price of streetwear apparel depends on several elements: fabric and weight, construction and fit complexity, decoration such as printing, embroidery or washing, labels and packaging, and the total quantity you order. Each of these changes the cost structure, which is why we quote per project rather than from a fixed price list.Fixed costs, including pattern development, machine setup, screen or embroidery setup and packing preparation, are spread across the number of pieces produced. That is why larger volumes normally bring a lower unit price: the same fixed cost is divided by more units.To make comparison easy, we provide an itemized quotation showing the main cost elements, and we can quote two or three quantity levels so you can see how the price changes with volume. If your design is still evolving, we can also indicate which specification choices have the biggest effect on cost.Send your design and target quantities and we will prepare a clear, itemized quotation for your project.The minimum is 100 pieces per style, per color, not per order. Sizes can be mixed inside one colourway to reach that figure, so a single design in a single colour is the easiest way to start. Each additional colour is treated as its own minimum, because a new colour means a different fabric reservation, a separate cut and often a separate decoration setup.Sampling is charged and quoted upfront, and the sample fee is offset only when the bulk volume is large enough. A sample is a small production run in its own right, covering pattern work, a fabric reservation, cutting, sewing and decoration, which is why it carries a real cost. Sampling takes about two weeks from confirmed artwork and fabric.

Question 18

Yes. With an MOQ of 100 pieces per style, per color, you can place a trial order before scaling up. Many brands start with one or two core styles, app

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Can I order streetwear apparel in small trial quantities before bulk productionThe practical answer depends on your specification rather than on a standard figure, which is why we confirm it in the quotation.Decoration method is matched to the fabric and to the price point, and the placement is confirmed on the physical sample. Each order is checked at cutting, sewing, finishing and before packing, with the approved sample as the reference..If your launch date is fixed, work backwards from it and treat sampling, bulk and freight as three separate bookings.Sizing is agreed inside one colourway, so a size run can follow your real sales curve.Production checks happen at cutting, at sewing, at finishing and before packing.Bulk production starts once the sample is approved in writing, not while the specification is still moving.Specification changes after cutting are avoided deliberately, since they are the most expensive place to make a change.Development work happens before cutting, which is where a wash or a fit is settled rather than during bulk production.Sampling typically takes around two weeks, and bulk production typically takes three to four weeks after the sample is approved.Tell us what you are planning and we will confirm the details in writing before any sampling begins. We reply to inquiries within one working day.

Question 19

Our standard MOQ is 100 pieces per style, per color. Sizes can be mixed within one colorway to reach the minimum, while different colors are treated a

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MOQ for streetwear apparelOur standard MOQ is 100 pieces per style, per color. The minimum applies to each individual style you order, rather than being a total across a whole collection, so a brand can start with one design and still meet the requirement.Sizes can be mixed within one colorway to reach the minimum. For example, a single style and colour can be ordered as a spread of sizes such as S, M, L and XL totalling 100 pieces. Different colours are treated as separate orders, because each colour involves separate fabric or dye lots, separate cutting and separate setup.This structure exists to make small runs practical. Many factories require several hundred pieces per style, which forces young brands to tie up capital in inventory before they know what sells. A 100-piece minimum lets you test a design, gather real customer feedback and scale only what performs.If you are planning several styles, we confirm the minimum for each one in the written quotation and can suggest quantities that keep the first order efficient.Sampling is charged and quoted upfront, and the sample fee is offset only when the bulk volume is large enough. A sample is a small production run in its own right, covering pattern work, a fabric reservation, cutting, sewing and decoration, which is why it carries a real cost. Sampling takes about two weeks from confirmed artwork and fabric.Bulk production takes three to four weeks after sample approval. That window covers fabric arrival, cutting, sewing, decoration and finishing, and it starts from the approved sample rather than from the enquiry date. Freight planning belongs at the same stage, because sea, air and land options differ in transit time and cost.

Question 20

Our strength is turning a brand's design into a production-ready garment: practical fabric and construction advice, reliable sampling, controlled wash

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Our main strengthOur main strength is turning a brand's design into a production-ready garment: practical fabric and construction advice, reliable sampling, controlled washing and decoration, and consistent quality checks before shipment. That combination is what allows a design to arrive looking as the brand intended rather than as an approximation.It starts with the review stage. Before sampling, we look at the design and flag anything that could affect cost, fit or durability, such as a heavy garment in a light fabric or a wash effect that may not reproduce consistently. Then we develop a sample, and the approved sample becomes the reference for bulk production and inspection.After approval, production is planned around the fabrics, decoration methods and finishing the style needs, with checks at each stage. Brands receive updates as the order progresses and inspection records before shipment.Send us your design or reference and we will show you how that process would apply to your collection.It helps to think of the minimum as a per-colourway figure. One style in one colour is one minimum; the same style in three colours is three. Mixed sizes inside a colourway are normal and expected, which is why a size curve can be built around the figure rather than the other way round.Once the sample is approved, bulk production runs three to four weeks, after which the goods are packed and shipped by sea, air or land depending on urgency and volume. Working backwards from a launch date is the reliable way to confirm whether a schedule holds, because it exposes the freight and clearance time that a production-only plan tends to hide.

Question 21

Yes. Our minimum of 100 pieces per style, per color keeps first orders accessible for startups, while our production planning supports larger seasonal

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Order sizes we supportWe support both ends of the range. Our standard minimum is 100 pieces per style, per color, which is designed for emerging brands that need to test a design before committing to larger volumes. Sizes can be mixed within one colorway, so a first order can be planned around the size spread that actually sells in your market.At the other end, our production planning handles larger seasonal programmes, multi-style collections and repeat orders, including orders that combine several garment categories in one schedule. Each style follows its own minimum, and the quotation lists quantities and prices per style so the structure stays clear.For brands in transition, it is common to start with a small order, confirm what sells, and then scale the winning styles in the next production run, adding new colours or fabrics as demand grows.Tell us your planned quantities and target dates and we will confirm how the order can be structured.For planning purposes, most brands keep the first order narrow in styles and colours to test the market, then use the sales data to decide what to scale. Our team can help set a size curve and colour plan for the first run so the order fits the minimum and your budget at the same time.

Question 22

Yes. We provide end-to-end service: fabric sourcing, pattern development, sampling, bulk production, washing, printing, embroidery, quality control, p

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End-to-end serviceYes. We provide end-to-end service covering fabric sourcing, pattern development, sampling, bulk production, washing, printing, embroidery, quality control, packing and shipping. Brands can join at any stage: some arrive with a complete tech pack and production-ready design, others start with a concept, a mood board or a reference garment.In practice, an end-to-end project moves through several stages. We review the design and advise on fabrics and construction, develop a sample for approval, and then run bulk production after the sample is signed off. During production, materials are inspected, garments are checked in line, and finished pieces are reviewed against the approved sample before packing. Finally we handle packing and shipping by sea, air or land depending on your schedule and budget.Working with one partner for the whole process reduces the coordination burden on your team and keeps specifications consistent between the sample and the bulk order.Send us your design and target launch date and we will map out the timeline with you.It helps to think of the minimum as a per-colourway figure. One style in one colour is one minimum; the same style in three colours is three. Mixed sizes inside a colourway are normal and expected, which is why a size curve can be built around the figure rather than the other way round.A quotation is assembled block by block: fabric and trim, cutting and sewing, decoration, labels and packaging, then freight and duty. Because setup costs are fixed, unit cost depends heavily on how the run is structured. Consolidating colourways and reducing decoration placements lowers the figure without touching fabric quality or construction.

Question 23

Three things stand out: in-house pattern and wash development, a standard MOQ of 100 pieces per style, per color which suits emerging brands, and one

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What sets our factory apartThree things tend to stand out when brands compare us with other streetwear suppliers. The first is in-house development capability: pattern making and wash development are handled by our own team, so we can act on design changes quickly rather than depending on outside workshops for every revision.The second is flexibility on order size. Our standard MOQ is 100 pieces per style, per color, and sizes can be mixed within one colorway, which makes a first production run realistic for emerging brands. At the same time, we are structured to handle larger seasonal volumes and reorders as a brand grows.The third is communication. Each brand works with a dedicated contact who follows the project from development to shipment, keeps specifications documented and raises potential production issues before they become problems in bulk.To judge whether that fit works for you, send us a design or reference and compare our sampling and quotation process with other suppliers.Bulk production takes three to four weeks after sample approval. That window covers fabric arrival, cutting, sewing, decoration and finishing, and it starts from the approved sample rather than from the enquiry date. Freight planning belongs at the same stage, because sea, air and land options differ in transit time and cost.Fabric weight is chosen against the intended hand feel and end use rather than by a single recommended figure. Heavier weights hold structure and drape differently from lighter ones, and shrinkage behaviour varies by composition and finishing. The chosen weight is confirmed on the sample, so the delivered garment behaves like the one that was approved.

Question 24

Yes. We work with streetwear and fashion brands in the United States and Europe, as well as other international markets, on OEM and ODM programmes cov

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Working with US and EU brandsYes. We work with streetwear and fashion brands in the United States and Europe, as well as in other international markets, on OEM and ODM programmes that cover design development, sampling, bulk production, quality control and export shipping.Working with international brands brings specific requirements that our team handles as standard: consistent sizing against an approved grade, colour approval through lab dips and shade bands, labelling that matches the destination market, and packing prepared for long-distance shipping. We also support private label programmes, where the finished garment carries your brand rather than ours.Communication is managed so that time zones do not become a bottleneck. Most clients work with a single contact who follows the order from the first inquiry to shipping, shares progress updates and answers questions in writing.If you would like to discuss your market requirements, send us your design or reference and we will explain how we would approach the project.The minimum is 100 pieces per style, per color, not per order. Sizes can be mixed inside one colourway to reach that figure, so a single design in a single colour is the easiest way to start. Each additional colour is treated as its own minimum, because a new colour means a different fabric reservation, a separate cut and often a separate decoration setup.Bulk production takes three to four weeks after sample approval. That window covers fabric arrival, cutting, sewing, decoration and finishing, and it starts from the approved sample rather than from the enquiry date. Freight planning belongs at the same stage, because sea, air and land options differ in transit time and cost.

Question 25

Monthly capacity depends on the styles in production and the season. We confirm the production window available for your order in the quotation, so yo

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Production capacityMonthly output depends on the mix of styles in production, the fabrics involved and the season, so we confirm capacity for your specific order window rather than publishing a single general figure. Some products, such as basic tees and simple hoodies, run quickly, while heavily washed denim or complex jackets take longer per unit.When you send an inquiry, tell us the styles, approximate quantities and your target delivery date. Our team will check the production schedule and confirm what can be produced in that period, including whether the order should be split into partial shipments so you receive the first batch earlier.For brands planning a launch calendar, it helps to confirm specifications and approve samples early, and to place the bulk order as soon as the sample is approved. Orders placed ahead of peak production periods are easier to schedule and reduce the risk of delays.Contact us with your quantities and target dates and we will confirm the schedule for your project.Capacity and the feasibility of a rush request depend on the current production schedule, so they are confirmed per order rather than quoted as a standing figure.It helps to think of the minimum as a per-colourway figure. One style in one colour is one minimum; the same style in three colours is three. Mixed sizes inside a colourway are normal and expected, which is why a size curve can be built around the figure rather than the other way round.

Question 26

Our factory is in Dongguan, Guangdong, China. Visits can be arranged in advance, subject to availability at the time, and our team can show you the sa

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Factory location and visitsOur factory is located in Dongguan, Guangdong, China, in the Pearl River Delta garment manufacturing region. Production, sampling and quality control all take place at the same site, which makes it easier to keep specifications consistent and to respond quickly when changes are needed.Client visits can be arranged in advance, subject to availability at the time, and we are happy to host brands that want to see the workshop before committing to a production programme. During a visit, our team can walk you through the sample room, the production floor, the washing and finishing area and current orders, and answer technical questions directly.If travelling is not practical, we can arrange a video walkthrough or a scheduled call with photos and video from the workshop. Many clients manage the whole development process remotely: reviewing samples, approving fabrics and following production through updates and inspection records.Please contact our team with your preferred dates and we will confirm what can be arranged around the production schedule.The minimum is 100 pieces per style, per color, not per order. Sizes can be mixed inside one colourway to reach that figure, so a single design in a single colour is the easiest way to start. Each additional colour is treated as its own minimum, because a new colour means a different fabric reservation, a separate cut and often a separate decoration setup.

Question 27

Infullsail has more than 20 years of experience in garment production, with a focus on vintage and streetwear apparel. Sampling, pattern development,

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Manufacturing experienceInfullsail has more than 20 years of experience in garment production, with a focus on vintage and streetwear apparel. The experience sits inside the company rather than in a sales office: pattern development, sampling, fabric sourcing, washing, printing, embroidery and quality control are coordinated by our own team in Dongguan, China.That history shapes how projects are handled. Styles that are difficult for less experienced suppliers, such as heavyweight oversized hoodies, washed denim, distressed finishes and detailed embroidery, are part of our normal production range. We can advise early on what a design needs in terms of fabric weight, seam structure, wash recipe and decoration method, which reduces the number of sample revisions and keeps the bulk order predictable.For growing brands, that experience is most useful in the planning stage. Before you commit, we review the design, discuss fabric options and give a realistic view of cost and lead time. If we see a detail that may cause problems in production, we say so before sampling rather than after bulk production begins.If you want to know how we would approach your specific collection, send us your design, reference images or tech pack and our team will prepare a review and a quotation.

Question 28

We are a direct manufacturer, not a middleman. Our production team, sample room and quality control are based in our own factory in Dongguan, China, s

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What it means to work with a direct manufacturerInfullsail is a direct apparel manufacturer, not a trading company or middleman. Our production team, sample room, pattern makers and quality control staff are based in our own factory in Dongguan, China, so when you ask a technical or commercial question, the answer comes from the people who actually make the garments.This matters in three practical ways. First, pricing: a quotation comes directly from the factory rather than passing through a broker, so you can see the real cost structure behind each line. Second, speed and clarity: design questions, sample feedback and production changes are handled internally instead of being relayed through a third party. Third, accountability: the team that approves your sample is the same team responsible for the bulk order, which keeps specifications consistent from the first sample to final delivery.In practice, brands work with us either as OEM clients, sending a complete tech pack and expecting exact execution, or as ODM clients, who bring a concept or reference and rely on our development team for fabrics, fits and construction advice. Both routes run through the same internal process: design review, fabric confirmation, sampling, approval, bulk production, inspection and shipping.If you would like to verify us before placing an order, we can arrange a factory visit, a video walkthrough of the workshop, or cooperate with a third-party audit arranged by you. Ask our team directly and we will answer without intermediaries.

Question 29

Please report any issues with photos within the period agreed in your order.

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After-delivery handlingIf you find an issue after delivery, contact our team with photos and details within the period agreed in your order. We compare the reported items against the approved sample and the inspection standard agreed for the order.Verified defects are handled according to that standard, with rework or replacement as appropriate. The practical steps are: report the issue with clear photos and quantities, allow us to review the records from production and inspection, agree the resolution, and confirm how the replacement pieces will be produced and shipped.Prevention matters just as much. We check materials before cutting, run in-line checks during sewing and decoration, and complete a final inspection against the approved sample before packing, which is why most issues are caught before shipment. Clear specifications and an approved sample remain the best protection for both sides.If you have a concern about a received order, contact us with the details and we will review it with you.It helps to think of the minimum as a per-colourway figure. One style in one colour is one minimum; the same style in three colours is three. Mixed sizes inside a colourway are normal and expected, which is why a size curve can be built around the figure rather than the other way round.Once the sample is approved, bulk production runs three to four weeks, after which the goods are packed and shipped by sea, air or land depending on urgency and volume. Working backwards from a launch date is the reliable way to confirm whether a schedule holds, because it exposes the freight and clearance time that a production-only plan tends to hide.

Question 30

Yes. You can appoint a third-party inspection company before shipment; we coordinate factory access and the inspection date in advance.

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Third-party inspectionYes. You are welcome to arrange a third-party inspection before shipment. Many of our clients do this for larger orders, and we cooperate fully with the process.In practice, you appoint an inspection company, agree the inspection standard and date with them, and we coordinate factory access and make the relevant production available. The inspector checks the goods against the approved sample and issues the report to you. Inspection fees are normally paid by the buyer, and the timing is confirmed in advance so it does not disrupt the production schedule.We also run our own in-line checks and a final inspection before packing, and we can share inspection records and photos with you. If you prefer to combine both approaches, tell us early and we will plan the schedule around your inspection date.Let us know your inspection plan and we will coordinate the timing with your appointed agency.A typical inspection covers carton and packing checks, quantity verification, measurement checks against the approved spec, workmanship review and labelling. Please notify us of the inspection date early so we can plan the production and packing schedule around it.

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