01Your idea
Share a design, reference style or existing product. Include target sizes, materials, colors and the market you will sell in.
A CLEAR PATH TO PRODUCTION
Make the details yours.
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02Your sample
Agree on measurements, yarn composition, trims and labeling. Review a physical sample and record changes before approval.
03Your collection
Confirm the order quantity, size breakdown, lead time, inspection standard and packing instructions in the production quote.
04Your delivery
Discuss shipping terms, carton details, documents, destination and delivery timing before dispatch.
What can you customize?
Discuss yarn composition, garment measurements, colors, knitting patterns, labels, wash-care instructions and packaging. The available options, minimum quantities and development costs depend on the design and materials.
OEM and ODM: two starting points
With OEM, you bring a defined design and specification for manufacturing. With ODM, you begin with a manufacturer’s existing design and discuss the changes needed for your brand. Confirm design ownership, exclusivity and permitted modifications before development.
What affects the timeline?
Sample timing and bulk production depend on yarn availability, design complexity, quantities and the factory’s current schedule. The reference website advertises seven-day sampling and 15-day production; request a current written schedule for your specific order.
Prepare a useful brief
- Style references or a technical specification
- Target market and applicable product requirements
- Materials, colors and measurement chart
- Quantity by size and color
- Brand labels, packaging and delivery destination