Made for first orders

Bulk Custom Clothing Manufacturer in China — From Idea to Sellable Stock

One quote, from 100 pieces per colour up: the price, the fabrics, the trims, the freight and a dated delivery window. Nothing goes into bulk until you have approved the sample — 3–5 fit revisions if it needs them — and the balance falls due only after the order has passed final inspection.

Certified
OEKO-TEX 100 ·
BSCI · GRS
Bulk run
7–15
working days
Inspection
AQL 2.5
at final check
Reply
1 business
day

The factory

A Real Custom Clothing Manufacturer, with the Brands to Show for It

The floor numbers behind every run, plus a couple of the brands we produce for — none invented.

Production floor

20,000 sqm

Workforce

400+ people

Annual output

~1,000,000 pcs

Operating since

2015

Brands we produce for

Start with a sample — a sketch or a reference garment is enough to quote, and the sample fee & lead time are itemised on the quote. Bulk runs from there on a locked tech pack.

The core lines

Fifteen Lines You Can Start Small

Each line scales to bulk on the same locked tech pack. Fabric is matched to your target GSM and blend; a few trim and print treatments are priced per order — ask before you assume.

Red T-Shirt with a blank front

T-Shirt

Not a printed blank

Fabric
Cotton or CVC

All-over sublimation is priced per order — at low volume it routes to a print partner.

Blue Hoodie with a blank chest

Hoodie

Black that stays black in the wash

Fabric
Fleece or loopback

Body and sleeve panels are dye-matched in one batch.

Yellow Sweatshirt with a blank chest

Sweatshirt

Loopback that holds its shape

Fabric
Fleece or French terry

Rib cuffs and hem are knitted and colour-matched to the body.

Teal training shorts

Sportswear

Cut to your spec, not a catalogue size

Fabric
Nylon/spandex or polyester

All-over sublimation on a tiny batch routes to a print partner.

Pink and green activewear

Gym

Made to your gauge, not a stock blank

Fabric
Poly/spandex

Bonded seam taping is available from 100 pcs.

Green varsity jacket

Jacket

A bomber cut to your line

Fabric
Light woven or bomber

Down-proof baffle stitching is set on the quote.

A woman in a grey workwear shirt and black pencil skirt

Uniform

Workwear with a date your books can carry

Fabric
Workwear cotton/poly

Full-back multi-colour embroidery is available from 100 pcs.

Peach floral Hawaiian shirt

Hawaiian Shirt

A camp-collar cut to your line

Fabric
Cotton or rayon

Matched all-over prints are priced per order.

Dark-wash skinny jeans

Jeans

Denim from light to rigid

Fabric
Denim

Wash effects and hardware are priced per order.

Baby bodysuits in a set of neutral colours

Baby Clothing

Soft, safe and small-run

Fabric
Soft cotton

Safety-test checks are confirmed at quote.

A stack of light-blue towels

Towel

Terry or waffle, made to size

Fabric
Terry or waffle

Border jacquards are priced per order.

Cyclists in light blue and mint jerseys

Cycling Clothing

A jersey cut to your kit

Fabric
Polyester/elastane

Chamois and pad construction are priced per order.

A white sleeveless golf polo

Golf Apparel

Polos and layers, cut to spec

Fabric
Poly or cotton/poly

Embroidered crests at low volume route to a print partner.

A maroon lace-trimmed camisole set

Lingerie

Lace and trims, sewn small

Fabric
Cotton or modal

Recycled-lace trims are priced per order.

A pair of striped socks

Sock

Knitted to your gauge

Fabric
Cotton or nylon

Knitted jacquard on tiny runs is priced per order.

Who this is for

Three Kinds of Buyer, Three Ways the Job Runs

Self-qualify here — if your run is not on the list, the honest answer is that it may not fit us.

Pastel t-shirts on a rail with folded samples in boxes — a low-MOQ first run

Volume store

Testing a new style before bulk

A volume store proving a new style with a low-MOQ first run before bulk.

MOQ
100 pcs / colour
Lead time
Prototype 7–10 days
You get
Cut-and-sew at first-run quantities, basic fabric library.
Not for
Single-piece or sample-only orders.
An online store owner on the phone at her desk, surrounded by cardboard shipping boxes — an e-commerce seller preparing a reorder

E-commerce reorder

Reordering a style that sells

Repeat production for a proven-selling style, with fit and fabric fully finalized.

MOQ
100–1,000 pcs / month
Lead time
Repeat run
You get
Spec control at scale and the same QC gate.
Not for
Changing the spec mid-restock.
Four team members in navy suits on concrete steps — company workwear

Company wear

Outfitting a team

Continuous production of company uniforms or branded workwear.

MOQ
Continuous bulk runs
Lead time
Dedicated line, fixed windows
You get
Packed to retail spec — tags, hang tags, poly bag, carton marks.
Not for
Single-piece or sample-only orders.

One of these three reads like you. Tell us what you're making and we'll tell you straight whether it fits.

Why choose us

The Honest Reasons to Put Your First Order Here

The honest reasons a first order is worth placing here — who you deal with, what gets fixed, and how the risk is carried.

You deal with the workshop, not a broker

No trading company takes a cut between you and the floor — the people who quote your order are the ones who cut and sew it.

No middleman

One producer owns your order end to end

A single English-speaking contact takes the brief, sends the quote and follows it through to the container — no hand-offs, no relay.

One named contact

Small runs are our normal, not a favour

A small first order gets the same prep and care as a big one, because that is how we are set up — not a one-off accommodation.

Built for first drops

Real numbers, not #1 claims

The lead times, sample fee and QC standard we publish are the ones we quote — no “industry-leading” or “#1” lines.

The numbers we publish

Feasibility answered before you pay

Colour matching and quantity viability are confirmed on the quote, before you spend on a sample — not discovered mid-order.

Answered up front

A sketch is enough to start

No PDF tech pack or pattern-maker to hire — a sketch or reference garment is enough for us to build the pack and quote.

No pattern-maker needed

Your order

Four Steps, from a Usable Brief to Your Doorstep

Each step is dated on the quote, so you know what happens next — and what is fixed at each one.

  1. Line sketches and fabric swatches on an atelier table — the brief stage
    01Day 0

    Brief

    Send sketches, a reference garment, colour(s) and quantity.

    • We can build the tech pack from a sketch alone.
    • You get a clear price before anything is cut.
  2. Pattern-maker pinning chalk lines onto a toile — the spec stage
    021–3 days

    Spec

    A tech pack is locked. Fit, fabric, print and trims are approved.

    • Fabric matched to your target GSM and blend.
    • Print, labels, hangtags and trims fixed in writing.
  3. A stack of finished sample garments
    037–10 days

    Sample

    Prototype in 7–10 days. Fit revisions in 3–5 if needed.

    • The sealed sample becomes your reference — bulk is produced to it.
    • One round of fit corrections is included at this stage.
  4. Folded garments packed onto shipping cartons — the produce and ship stage
    045–7 air / 30–45 sea

    Produce & ship

    AQL 2.5 inspection, then DDP, DAP or DPU freight, worldwide.

    • Milestone payment — deposit to start, balance after final inspection.
    • Shipping terms and cost are on the quote before you commit.

Capabilities

Fabric, Cut-and-Sew, Print and Private Label — under One Roof

The decisions that decide how a run comes out, handled in one place — the cloth, the construction, the print, the colour and the branding.

Fabric swatches on a colour card — the fabric options we quote
01

Fabric Options

Knits and wovens to your target GSM and hand-feel, not a catalogue pick. The cloth is set on the tech pack and priced as a unit cost.

  • Cotton & CVC
  • Fleece, loopback & French terry
  • Nylon-spandex & polyester
  • Light woven & workwear blends
A sewing machine stitching purple fabric on the cut-and-sew line
02

Cut and Sew

One locked pack carries from first cut to bulk. Seams, pockets and waistbands are built to the spec, not a guess — so what you approve on the sample is what ships.

  • Cutting, sewing & finishing in-house
  • Flat-lock, overlock & cover-stitch seams
  • Starts at a low minimum per colour
A squeegee pulling ink across a screen — screen printing
03

Printing Methods

Screen and sublimation transfer prints, priced per order and proofed on the actual cloth. Full all-over sublimation on a low order routes to a print partner.

  • Screen printing
  • Sublimation transfer
  • Proofed on the actual cloth
  • Priced per order
Fabric and colour swatches on a colour card — colour matched to your palette
04

Color Matching

Colours matched to your palette on the actual fabric, not just a Pantone swatch. The approved colourway is what bulk is matched against, and what ships.

  • Black, white, olive, red, royal blue & more
  • Matched on the actual fabric
  • Approved colourway before bulk
A red private-label hangtag
05

Private Label

Your brand finished in-house, not sent out. Labels, hang tags and marks are produced to the tech pack and attached at the seam before the garment is packed.

  • Private woven labels
  • Heat-transfer printed labels
  • Private hang tags
  • Care & size labels
Custom branded boxes and bags for a finished order — the custom packaging
06

Custom Packaging

Branded boxes and bags built to your design and packed to retail spec. Tags, label cards and carton marks go on at the end, so a box lands ready to sell.

  • Carton marks
  • Branded mailer boxes & poly bags
  • Hang tags & label cards

Start small

Kick-off and Validate Your Debut Drop with Colour-Aligned Small-Batch Production

Hand over a sketch, a garment you already sell, or nothing but the idea and a target quantity. The date comes back attached to the quote, before anything is cut.

JaceApparel vs the alternatives

Three Ways to Make the Clothes — Pick the One That Fits Your Order

The honest middle: cut-and-sew at creator-friendly quantities, without the 1,000-piece gate.

 JaceApparelOur routePrint-on-demandHigh-MOQ factory
Minimum order100 pcs / colour1 pc1,000+ pcs
The garmentCut & sewBlank stock + printCut & sew
CustomisationFabric, fit, tags, trimsPrint onlyYes, at scale
Design inputFrom a sketch — a tech pack locked before bulkUpload a finished design fileYou supply the full spec
Fabric & sourcingMatched to your GSM and blend, not a catalogueTheir standard blanks onlyMill minimums, bulk fabric
Who you work withOne producer, end to endNobody — upload and reorderSales chain + account manager
Sample$80–150, credited 500+Low, but limitedHigher; rarely credited
Lead timeSample 7–10 days; bulk in set windowsOn demand, in daysSeasonal slots, longer
Quality controlAQL 2.5 + photo reportPrint quality onlyYou arrange it, or none
Freight & deliveryWe handle it — DDP, DAP or DPU worldwidePlatform rates at checkoutYou organise and pay
Deadstock riskLow — small first runNoneHigh
Best forCustom 100–500 pcs1-off / testBulk 1,000+

Big on Sustainability

Safe, Fair and Built to Last — at the Small-Run Scale

Sustainability at small-run scale isn’t a slide in a deck. It’s three standards we can name an issuer for.

OEKO-TEX 100

Textile safety

The standard for harmful substances in textiles — tested and certified to the manufacturing entity.

OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certificate, issued by TESTEX

BSCI

Social compliance

Business social compliance audit. The people who make your clothes work to a standard a third party checks.

amfori BSCI social compliance report for the manufacturing site

GRS

Global Recycled Standard

The recycling standard for fabrics — the recycled content certified through the chain of custody, from fibre to finished cloth.

Global Recycled Standard scope certificate, issued by Intertek for dyed fabrics

Case studies

Real Client Work, Run to Spec

Published with the brands' permission. Every flow and figure below is from a production run — no invented case studies.

CS-01France

Pièces Uniques

Edmond Luu · Founder & Creative Director

Customer pain points

  • Emerging label — intricate designs, complex panelling, custom hardware.
  • No tech team; hand-drawn sketches only, no tech packs.
  • 7/10 factories rejected their high-complexity orders.
  • Needs strict QC and reliable lead times for drops and pop-ups.

Before-partnering baseline

  • Only 28% of sketches went to sampling.
  • Sample lead 48–65 days; 5–7 revisions.
  • 21% hardware/panel defect rate.
  • 60% shipped late; 3 launch dates missed.
  • Custom hardware MOQ 1,200 pcs minimum.
  • 100% manual in-house inspection.

Our solution

  • Turn sketches into production-grade tech packs.
  • Complex panelling and bespoke hardware true to the artwork.
  • Priority scheduling for drop and pop-up deadlines.
  • Low-MOQ hardware tooling, plus pre-sample cross-validation.

Customer benefits

  • Faithful execution of high-concept designs.
  • Original panel layouts and custom hardware preserved.
  • Spec-compliant goods delivered on time.
CS-02US

Raskol Apparel

Omar Isuf · Founder & Creator

Customer pain points

  • Fully outsourced; pre-orders and drops of gym apparel and graphic tees.
  • Critical risk: ocean shipping delays → chargebacks and damaged trust.
  • No bulk-goods visibility before shipment — stock-outs and failed drops.

Before-partnering baseline

  • 42% of pre-order batches hit ocean shipping delays.
  • 25% chargeback rate on delayed drops.
  • No pre-shipment inspection; 31% of bulk had print/stitch defects.
  • 2 of 5 scheduled drops failed or partly stock-out.
  • Last-minute design changes pushed launches back 14–21 days.
  • Updates only after dispatch; no production milestones.

Our solution

  • Locked ocean windows for pre-order and limited-drop cycles.
  • Photo-supported pre-shipment QC reports before dispatch.
  • Flexible scheduling for last-minute edits without breaking deadlines.
  • Milestone updates across every production phase.

Customer benefits & Quantifiable results

  • Timelines sustain smooth drop cycles.
  • Full pre-shipment visibility over quality.
  • Drops go live; chargebacks avoided, reputation protected.

Every case here began as a problem another factory turned down. Send yours — we'll tell you what it takes and what it costs.

In the workshop

Production and Client Visits, Photographed as They Happen

Three clients in finished pieces during an outdoor shoot
A client in a navy overshirt and khaki shorts in a loft studio
A client trying on a grey suit jacket in the showroom
A client in a cream suiting set beside a scooter on a European street
A client in a stone coat, white tee and jeans on the sidewalk
A client modelling three knit and suit looks in a fitting room
A client giving a thumbs-up in a terracotta polo

In their own words

What Our Clients Say

Messages from the brands and stores we produce for — fit, fabric and quality in their own words.

Adebayo Okafor checking fabric swatch books in the showroom
A customer message from Adebayo Okafor about the mesh quality
From a client message
Adebayo OkaforBrand client

“The quality is truly impressive — our President reviewed it personally and was very pleased with what he saw. We appreciate your dedication to delivering such high standards and are hopeful this will lead to a strong collaboration between our companies very soon.”

Tunde Adeleke with a JaceApparel producer at the shipping container
Chat screenshot from Tunde Adeleke about how the suits fit
From a client message
Tunde AdelekeBoutique owner

“Most people love these pieces. They offer a fantastic, well-tailored fit that works wonderfully on a wide range of body types. We see many happy customers return to our store time and again, and they often share their positive experience with others.”

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Custom Clothing Manufacturer

01What is the lead time?

Prototype in 7–10 working days after the tech pack locks, fit revisions in 3–5. Air is 5–7 days, sea 30–45 days.

02What is the minimum order?

From 100 pcs per colour. Sizes may be mixed inside a colour, and the colour — not the style — is what the minimum is counted against.

03How does the sample fee work?

$80–150 per style. Credited back when that style hits a bulk order of 500+ pcs; on a smaller first run the sample is a one-off cost and is itemised on the quote.

04What are the payment terms?

Milestone — a deposit starts the run, the balance after final inspection; the split is printed on your quote.

05How much is shipping on a small order?

Freight is on the quote before you commit; on a small run it can be 30–40% of the goods’ value.

06What happens if the order arrives wrong or damaged?

Fixed or credited at the final inspection. Anything outside the sealed sample is re-produced or those units credited, and the re-freight is ours when the fault is ours.

07Are the certificates real, and who are they issued to?

OEKO-TEX 100, BSCI and GRS, each issued to the manufacturing entity, not a reseller. The number and a current copy come with the compliance pack at RFQ.

08Do you do print-on-demand or one-off pieces?

No — we cut and sew from a low minimum, not one-piece print-on-demand. A single printed blank is a print shop’s job.

Start with a sample

One Sample to Prove It. A Dated Quote to Plan It.

Start from whatever you already have — a sketch, a garment to copy, or a quantity that needs pricing. What comes back is dated, so the sample is the only thing you commit to.

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