Sewing lines on the factory floor in Dongguan, with operators at their machines
Sewing floor, Dongguan

Factory direct / Dongguan, China

Custom Streetwear Manufacturer

We cut, sew and finish T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, sweatpants, tracksuits and denim in our own factory, for independent brands that care about the shape of the garment.

2006In garment manufacturing since
100Sewing workers on the floor
300,000Pieces a month, factory capacity
100Pieces per style and colour, starting MOQ

Capacity covers the whole factory across all product lines. Fabric, finish and construction may change minimums. Matching sets start from 100 sets and denim from 100 pairs.

The factory

Cut and sewn on our own floor

You deal directly with the factory making your garments. Your pattern, sample and bulk order are all run from our floor in Dongguan, China.

A long sewing line with bins of cut panels beside each station
Sewing line
A cutter guiding a straight-knife machine through a paper marker pinned over stacked fabric
Cutting
A sewing operator working at her machine
On the line
Staff trimming and checking finished garments at a long table
Finishing table
Packed bales of garments stitched closed for shipping
Packed for shipment
  1. 01

    Pattern and sampling

    Your references become a pattern, then a physical sample.

    In the factory
  2. 02

    Cutting

    Fabric is cut to the graded pattern for each size.

    In the factory
  3. 03

    Sewing

    Lines are set up around the construction agreed on the sample.

    In the factory
  4. 04

    Decoration

    Screen print, embroidery, puff, appliqué, DTF and wash effects are approved on your sample.

    Approved on sample
  5. 05

    Finishing and inspection

    Garments are trimmed, checked against the approved specification and labelled.

    In the factory
  6. 06

    Packing

    Packed to your requirements, ready for the shipping agreed for the project.

    In the factory

What we make

Six garments, six different problems

All products

Compare the fit

“Oversized” isn’t a measurement

Ask two factories for an oversized tee and you can get two different garments. So we work from proportion: where the shoulder lands, how far the body runs, how wide the sleeve sits.

Relaxed

Shoulder close to the natural point. The body falls straight and sits below the hip.

Watch for: Reads closest to a standard tee. Fabric weight and collar do most of the work.

Start a brief with this

Dashed line: the relaxed fit, for comparison. Drawn proportions, not a size chart.

Materials

Start with how it should hang

Tell us how the garment should feel and fall, then compare real fabrics on swatches and samples.

Close view of off-white cotton jersey in soft folds

Cotton jersey

T-shirts and lighter tops

Close view of indigo denim with a visible twill line

Denim

Jeans, flares and jackets

Close view of gray polyester knit

Polyester

Track and technical pieces

Close view of charcoal stretch fabric in soft folds

Stretch blends

Fitted pieces that need recovery

Compare fabrics

How a project moves

The sample is where decisions get made

We record what gets agreed on each sample, so bulk follows a specification instead of a memory.

  1. 01Send the brief
  2. 02Agree the scope
  3. 03Make the sample
  4. 04Approve the details
  5. 05Produce the order
  6. 06Inspect, pack and ship
See each step
What we check on every sample
  1. FitShoulder, body and sleeve, on a body and laid flat
  2. MeasurementsMeasured against the agreed specification
  3. Fabric and colourHandfeel, surface and colour under the same light
  4. ArtworkSize, position and surface of the decoration
  5. Labels and trimsPlacement and finish of every branded detail
Approved
Goes on record, and bulk follows it
Needs changes
Goes into the next sample round

What to send

Start with what you have

  1. A tech pack

    Attach the PDF with any artwork files. If some pages are unfinished, say which.

    Start from here
  2. Reference images

    Send 3 to 6 images and say what each one is for: the shoulder, the fabric, the artwork position.

    Start from here
  3. A garment you like

    Photograph it flat, front and back. Measure it, then tell us what you would change.

    Start from here
  4. Only an idea so far

    Describe the garment and the feel you want. We can tell you what is missing before anything is sampled.

    Start from here

Before you send

Common questions

What is the starting order quantity?

MOQ from 100 pieces per style and colour. Fabric, finish and construction requirements may change minimums. Mixed styles or colours can’t be combined to reach 100 pieces. Matching sets start from 100 sets and denim from 100 pairs.

Are you a factory or a trading company?

A factory. Cutting, sewing and finishing happen on our own floor in Dongguan, China. Decoration methods are available and approved on your sample.

What does a sample cost?

Sample fees are quoted after reviewing the design and material requirements.

Can you work towards my delivery date?

Samples take 7–10 days. Bulk production takes 25–30 days. The schedule for your project is confirmed after specification review. Put your target date and destination in the brief.

Who sees my designs and files?

Attachments are stored privately with your inquiry and only authorized staff can open them. They are never published on this website.

Tell us what you want to make

A tech pack helps, but it isn’t required. Clear references or a garment to measure are enough to start.

Send Your Project Brief

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