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Garment Making

Fabric, pattern, cutting, sewing, wash finishing, labels, and packing.

This is the garment production side of the project. Confirm the base apparel first, then choose decoration crafts such as printing, embroidery, hand painting, beading, or rhinestones.

Garment capability

Fabric & GSM Selection

Choose jersey, fleece, French terry, rib, denim, mesh, nylon, and custom fabric weights by product use.

Best for: T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, pants, sets, and private label programs that need the right hand feel and cost direction.

Garment capability

Pattern, Fit & Size Grading

Develop regular, oversized, boxy, cropped, relaxed, unisex, and buyer-specific fit blocks.

Best for: Brands that need a reference garment converted into repeatable sample and bulk sizing standards.

Garment capability

Cutting & Panel Preparation

Prepare fabric panels, placement marks, trims, and production sequence before sewing or decoration.

Best for: Styles where print placement, panel matching, pocket position, or mixed materials must be controlled before assembly.

Garment capability

Sewing Construction

Control collar, shoulder, sleeve, cuff, hem, pocket, zipper, bartack, topstitching, and reinforcement details.

Best for: Retail-ready garments where fit, seam strength, comfort, and repeat production consistency matter.

Garment capability

Wash, Color & Finishing

Review garment dye, enzyme wash, vintage fade, shrinkage, color matching, and finishing hand feel.

Best for: Washed tees, vintage fleece, streetwear sets, and garments that need a specific worn-in or color standard.

Garment capability

Private Label & Packing

Prepare neck labels, care labels, hang tags, size stickers, polybags, barcodes, carton marks, and export packing.

Best for: Brands that need samples and bulk orders to arrive ready for retail, wholesale, or fulfillment handoff.

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Buyer decision path

Start with the garment base, then choose the decoration method.

A puff print hoodie, a beaded tee, and a washed sweatshirt all need different fabric and construction choices. The right base fabric, fit block, rib quality, and wash process make the decoration cleaner, more durable, and easier to repeat in bulk production.

  • Review fabric close-ups and GSM ranges by product category
  • Check cutting, sewing, and fit details before approving samples
  • Match fabric and fit choices to suitable decoration methods
Development checkpoints

Material details that help prevent sampling mistakes.

Confirm fabric weight, stitching, measurements, color matching, shrinkage, and wash results early so the sample matches the brand's retail target.

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Fabric card photos with GSM labels

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Sewing detail close-ups

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Fit sample front, back, and side photos

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Color card and lab dip review

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Measurement and size chart examples

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Wash and shrinkage test notes

Send a reference garment or fabric target.

We can review fabric GSM, fit direction, color target, and the decoration methods that match your product.