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.
Private label development connects your brand identity to a defined garment specification. Start with the intended range, quantities and fit; then resolve artwork, information labels and packaging on the selected material. Brand approval and garment approval should refer to the same sample version.
Prepare a school-colour reference, crest artwork and garment-by-garment placement drawings. Decide which labels identify the school, your brand and the garment size. Approve embroidery backing or printed decoration on the actual shirt, trousers or sportswear material, including smaller sizes.
Define which label contact points the design should avoid and where product information will appear instead. Compare transfer-label placement, surface feel and seam position on the physical sample. Keep children’s and adult measurements separate; a tagless neckline does not establish that the whole garment is seamless.
Download the private label development brief (TXT) ↓
Download and complete the sheet, then email it with your reference files to yiwunaishiclothing@163.com. Downloading does not submit an enquiry.
Not necessarily. Private label defines brand-facing details such as logos, labels and packing. It can accompany OEM production from your specification or ODM development from a less complete concept. Identify which design decisions are already resolved in the enquiry.
Yes, we review both children’s and adult development briefs. Provide separate fit references and measurement charts, then confirm the style-and-colour quantities for each range. Do not assume that one approved pattern covers both.
The brief should identify an alternative placement or format for the required product and care information. Tagless development reviews sewn-label contact points; it is not a reason to omit the information specified for the destination market.
Choose decoration around the fabric and end use. Embroidery adds texture and weight; print methods and heat-transfer labels need compatibility checks on the actual fabric.
Approve care and fiber labels for the destination market. Provide required legal text and translations for review before labels are produced.
Have a tech pack, reference image or product idea? Send the essentials and we will help you plan material, construction and sampling options.
