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.
OEM clothing manufacturing starts with your design. Our review connects the fabric, pattern, seams and measurements so that the sample resolves specific production questions. If your brief is still a concept, identify the development work needed before treating it as a finished tech pack.
For school shirts, specify collar shape, placket, pocket position and crest clearance. For trousers or PE clothing, define waist construction, movement allowance and size measurements separately. A kit needs an approved specification for each garment.
Mark which seams, labels, cuffs or openings need review. Specify the proposed finish and evaluate it on the garment sample. A flat seam or tagless neckline does not make the garment fully seamless, and comfort preferences should be checked with the intended wearer brief.
Download the OEM cut and sew brief (TXT) ↓
Download and complete the sheet, then email it with your reference files to yiwunaishiclothing@163.com. Downloading does not submit an enquiry.
Send the available drawings, reference garments and measurements, and identify the unresolved details. We review the development scope before sampling. A concept that still needs design decisions may be better suited to ODM development.
The quotation must state the agreed sourcing scope, approved materials and any buyer-supplied items. Cut and sew describes garment construction; it does not by itself define which materials, decoration or packing are included.
No. The minimum is 100 pieces for each style and each colour, with a mix of 4 sizes. Two different styles need at least 100 pieces each. Material and trim requirements are reviewed separately for the proposed order.
A contract clothing manufacturing brief should identify the current tech pack, sample revision and responsible approver. Record measurement tolerances, stitch and seam requirements, fabric references and artwork together. Resolve any substitutions before production rather than treating a similar-looking material as an approved equivalent.
Specify the measurements, construction points, decoration and packing details to check against the approved reference. Bulk orders require a 70% deposit; the remaining 30% is due before shipment after production photos or video, or inspection. Freight is paid by the customer. Confirm bulk timing for the actual styles and quantities.
Have a tech pack, reference image or product idea? Send the essentials and we will help you plan material, construction and sampling options.
