For jacket brands, independent boutiques & large‑volume wholesale buyers
Custom jackets are built at JaceApparel, from 100 pieces per colour. Pattern development, sampling, cutting, sewing and QC all completed in-house. Skip middlemen and collaborate directly with our factory. Our patterns hold a ±0.5 cm tolerance and include 3–5 fit revisions. Share sketches, mood boards or reference photos to start.
The style range
Nine jacket shapes, blocked and panel-cut to your spec — the shell, branding and hardware follow your tech pack, not a fixed range.
Colour-blocked body with contrast sleeves — the classic campus jacket.
Body and sleeve colours, chenille patch, ribbed trims and a contrast lining, all set to your artwork before sampling.
Clean, soft-lined shell that carries an embroidered logo well.
Your logo in embroidery or chenille, plus a custom zip pull, lining colour and inner label to match the range.
Quilted, insulated and built for cold-weather ranges.
Baffle spacing, fill weight, hood shape and shell colour — quoted to your spec before the sample is cut.
Washed denim shell that bridges workwear and streetwear.
Wash depth, contrast stitching, pocket shape and embroidery placement — each dialled in to your tech pack.
Wind-resistant bonded shell for technical and active ranges.
Membrane weight, bonded layers and colour-block panels to your spec, with a fleece backer for warmth.
Taped, seam-sealed shell for rain and wet-weather ranges.
Waterproof rating, taped seams and hood shape to your spec, with the shell colour matched to your brand.
Leather and leather-look shells for a premium line.
Biker or bomber cuts, contrast panels, embossed branding and quilted shoulders, cut to your artwork.
Lightweight, packable shell for promo and outdoor ranges.
All-over print, colour blocking and pack-away styling, with the lining colour matched to the artwork.
Attached hood for outdoor, campus and lifestyle ranges.
Hood shape, drawcord colour, pocket style and front branding placement — all set to your spec.
Any style · 100 pcs per colour
Fabric library
The shell decides the hand-feel, the drape and how the jacket wears. Pick it for the style you are building, then lock the exact cloth on the quote.
Light, smooth and dry to the touch. The packable shell behind bombers and windbreakers.
Best forBomber · Windbreaker · Puffer
Woven with a visible diagonal grain. Structured and hard-wearing, and it softens with washing.
Best forWorkwear · Utility · Hooded
Durable cotton that fades and creases with wear, so each piece ages its own way.
Best forTrucker · Denim
Three layers bonded into one with a micro-fleece backer. Wind-resistant without a padded shell.
Best forSoftshell · Technical · Uniform
The grain, weight and finish of leather in a coated fabric, without the cost or care of a hide.
Best forBiker · Bomber · Premium
Weight, GSM and finish confirmed on the quote · swatches sent before the bulk run
Fill & lining
The same shell ships unfilled or as a quilted puffer. Tell us the climate the jacket is going into and the fill is matched on the quote.
Warmth buildRelative warmth
Shell and lining with nothing between. The lightest, most packable build.
Windbreaker · Packable
Micro-fleece bonded or brushed onto the inside of the shell. Adds warmth without loft.
Softshell · Hooded
Needled batting quilted in place. Low-loft warmth for a mild winter, at a lower cost than synthetic fill.
Quilted · Mid-weight
Polyester fill that keeps its warmth when damp and washes like any other jacket.
Puffer · Cold-weather
Relative warmth only · exact fill weight, loft and lining are set on the quote
What you can change
Branding, detail and packaging — the three levers left once the shell and the fill are set. Each one is applied in-house.
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Send a sketch or a reference jacket and a target quantity. The prototype comes back carrying your embroidery, hardware and packaging, so all three levers are signed off together before anything is cut in bulk.
What goes wrong
None of these are solved by a better quote. They are solved by owning the process — so the row on the right names the department that fixes it.
Samples that fit the fit model but not your own size chart, and no one to re-grade them.
Patterns are built to your own measurements in-house, so every size in the run matches the one you approved.
Pattern room
Colours that drift between the swatch you signed off and the bulk that arrives.
The shade is matched and approved before a single panel is cut, and the approved lot is kept on file.
Fabric & colour lab
Weeks lost waiting for the first sample, then more weeks for every fit correction.
The first prototype is sewn in our own sample workshop, not queued behind another brand’s order, and the fit revisions are built into the schedule.
Sample workshop
Launch dates the factory cannot actually hit, discovered too late to move the drop.
Dates are set stage by stage, and drop or pop-up deadlines get priority scheduling on the line.
Production floor
Bulk arriving with fabric flaws, skipped stitches and hardware that pulls out.
Inspection starts before cutting and continues in-process and at the bench, so flaws are caught before the order is packed.
QC bench
All five stages run at our own plant · Huopai, Xiangyang
How we work
No stage is subcontracted out. Each is dated on the quote, so you know what happens next before you commit to a sample.
Send a sketch, a mood board, a tech pack or a reference jacket. We review it and fix the design direction in writing.
Design studio
The block is drafted and graded to your size chart, and the shell, lining and trims are matched to your spec.
Pattern room
The first jacket is cut and sewn by the sample team and sent for your sign-off — 7–10 working days after files lock.
Sample workshop
Fit and detail corrections are worked through in 3–5 rounds, until the tech pack is sealed.
Sample workshop
Fabric, zips, snaps and fill are inspected on our floor before anything is cut.
QC bench
The run is cut and sewn on our lines, checked in-process and to AQL 2.5 before dispatch.
Production floor
Labels, hangtags and packaging go on, then the order ships DDP, DAP or DPU to your door.
Packing line
Start now
Step one is a sketch and a quantity. Send both and the rest is on us.
Start step 01Project showcase
No invented client logos. These are real recurring project briefs from long-term overseas clients, with verified production data, order scales, and stable factory delivery records for each category.
“Having one factory handle shell, fill and lining simplified our whole seasonal launch workflow. Zero bulk issues and reliable on-time delivery helped us confidently roll out our four-season jacket line year after year.”
“The fast sampling and custom patch/hardware support perfectly fit our limited capsule release rhythm. We can turn creative concepts into sellable bomber and varsity jackets much faster now.”
Your own project will not look exactly like any of these — send the brief and we will tell you what it takes and what it costs, before you pay for a sample.
Send us your briefZipped and worn
Questions
We are the factory. Pattern-making, sampling, cutting, sewing, QC and packing all happen at our own plant — you are not paying a middleman between you and the line.
Ask about our factoryYes. Send a sketch, a tech pack, a mood board or just a reference jacket; our pattern team drafts and grades it to your size chart and confirms it on a sample before bulk.
Send us a sketchThe minimum is 100 pcs per colour. Because sizes inside a colour may be mixed, the count is per colour rather than per size — three colourways is a 300-piece order in total.
Check how the minimum appliesThe price follows what goes into the jacket rather than a fixed price list: the shell fabric and its weight, whether the fill is fleece, wadding or down-alternative, the hardware, the branding method, and how many pieces run per colour. Send the style and the quantity and the quote breaks out the unit cost, the sample and the freight separately.
Ask for a quoteSamples run $80–150 per style. Once the bulk order passes 500 pieces it is credited against the invoice; on a smaller first run the quote prices the sample as a one-off, so you see it before you commit.
Ask about sample creditAfter the tech pack locks, the first sewn piece takes 7–10 working days and the fit revisions 3–5. Bulk production follows in a 7–15 working day window, then transit: 5–7 days by air, 30–45 by sea. The drop is planned off dated stages on the quote.
Ask about lead timesUnder DDP we pay the duty and deliver to your door, so the price you agree is the price you pay. DAP and DPU deliver to your address with the import duty and taxes on your side, which suits buyers who already clear their own shipments. Tell us which one your business prefers and the quote is built on it.
Ask about freight termsFabric, zips, snaps and fill are inspected before anything is cut, the run is checked in-process on the line, and the packed order is held to AQL 2.5 at final inspection.
Ask about QCYes — we lab-dip to your Pantone reference and you approve the dip before any fabric is cut, then we hold the approved lot on file so a reorder matches.
Ask about colour matchingOEKO-TEX 100, BSCI and GRS. Materials are also tested to EU and US regimes (REACH, CPSIA). Ask and the certificates travel with the quote.
Request certificatesNext step
Your sketch and a quantity are enough to quote. If you would rather see the materials first, the fabric library and the factory floor are one click away.
