One style, one colour: 100 pieces
A navy T-shirt could be split into 20, 30, 30 and 20 pieces across four agreed sizes. This is an example allocation, not a required size ratio. Send the breakdown your customers need.
Develop schoolwear and sensory-friendly clothing with our production factory in Dongguan, China. Start at 100 pieces per style and colour, with a mix of 4 sizes; choose OEM, ODM or private label support for your brief.
Plan the order by garment style and colour before comparing quotations. Four mixed sizes can share that quantity; different colours and styles each need their own minimum.
A navy T-shirt could be split into 20, 30, 30 and 20 pieces across four agreed sizes. This is an example allocation, not a required size ratio. Send the breakdown your customers need.
The same T-shirt in navy and white requires at least 100 pieces of each colour. Adding a trouser style creates another minimum. A uniform set should list the quantities for its separate garments.
Work with our production factory in Dongguan, China to turn your garment specification into an approved sample and a cut and sew production order. Our MOQ is 100 pieces per style and colour with a mix of 4 sizes; buyers comparing a low MOQ should plan each style and colour separately. Start with construction drawings, measurements, materials and quantities.
Explore service ↗ODM adds product-development support when the buyer has a concept or market requirement but needs help translating it into patterns, materials and construction details.
Explore service ↗Develop branded schoolwear and sensory-friendly clothing with our factory in Dongguan, China. Agree garment specifications, logos, label placement and packing together, with a minimum of 100 pieces per style and colour across 4 mixed sizes.
Explore service ↗Fabric development begins with the intended use, hand feel, weight and care routine. Review composition and construction alongside availability, color matching and any performance evidence required.
Explore service ↗Select embroidery, printing and labeling around the fabric, logo detail and intended care routine. Placement and scale should work across the full size range.
Explore service ↗Sampling turns the brief into something you can measure, wear and evaluate. Separate material, fit and construction feedback so each revision has a clear purpose.
Explore service ↗Quality control starts with an agreed specification and an approved sample. Define the checks that matter to your product before bulk production begins.
Explore service ↗| Route | Your starting point | Development focus |
|---|---|---|
| OEM | Your design / tech pack | Sampling and production to specification |
| ODM | Concept / reference / wearer need | Patterns, materials and sample development |
| Private Label | Brand guidelines and artwork | Logos, labels, colors and packaging |
Share a tech pack, reference or product brief.
Align fit, construction and intended use.
Review material, color and closure options.
Make the agreed style for evaluation.
Confirm fit, details, labeling and packing.
Produce against the approved specification.
Have a tech pack, reference image or product idea? Send the essentials and we will help you plan material, construction and sampling options.