Start with what you have, not a fixed factory checklist.
Projects arrive at different preparation levels: some have a full tech pack, others only reference photos, original samples or a launch calendar. A useful process should choose the practical route first.
Confirm the route before quoting
Price becomes more reliable after fabric, quantity, fit, branding and timeline are clear.
Your process should match how prepared your project really is.
Many projects lose time because the factory is quoting before the fabric, quantity, fit and branding route are clear. This page helps your team choose the practical path first.
Ready Base Style
Start from a mature base fit, then adjust color, logo, labels and packaging for faster market testing.
Partial Customization
For a clear direction without full development from zero: adjust fabric, color, construction details and branding.
Full OEM / Tech Pack
For prepared brands with tech pack, size chart, BOM, workmanship notes and target quantity.
ODM From Reference
For reference photos, original samples or market ideas: we help clarify fabric, fit and sample route.
8 practical cooperation stages
Each stage reduces misunderstanding and rework so price, sample timing and delivery become clearer.
Project Brief
Confirm product type, references or tech pack, quantity, fabric direction, size range, logo and packaging needs.
Factory Review
Review construction, fabric feasibility, trims, MOQ, sample risk and missing information.
Route Suggestion
Suggest ready base style, partial customization, full OEM or ODM from reference according to your preparation level.
Fabric & Trim Confirmation
Confirm composition, weight, stretch, color, lining, cups, zipper, labels, hangtags and packaging.
Sample Development
Develop pattern, cutting, sewing, logo placement and workmanship details according to the confirmed route.
Sample Review
Your team reviews fit, measurement, hand feel, support, workmanship and visual details before revisions.
Bulk Confirmation
After sample approval, confirm colors, size ratio, packing method, carton marks, timeline and payment terms.
Production & Shipment
Bulk follows the approved sample with inline checks, final inspection, packing confirmation and export delivery.
What you send first decides how fast we can reply.
You do not always need a complete tech pack, but we need to understand product type, target fabric, quantity range, sizing market, logo or packaging needs and timeline.
Product reference
Photos, sample garment, sketch or tech pack.
Quantity plan
Estimated quantity by style, color and size.
Fabric and trims
Hand feel, stretch, weight, lining, cups and trims.
Branding and timing
Logo, woven label, hangtag, packaging, sample or launch date.
What To Send
If you are unsure which route fits, prepare the information below first.
| Starting point | You provide | We review |
|---|---|---|
| Ready base style | Preferred base style, color, logo, labels and packing needs | Available style, MOQ, branding route and fastest sample path |
| Reference or sample | Front/back photos, detail photos, target fabric, size range and quantity | Construction feasibility, fabric suggestion, sample difficulty and cost risk |
| Full tech pack | Drawings, size chart, BOM, workmanship notes and packing details | Spec completeness, quote condition, material limits and production checkpoints |
Fast Start Option
Not every project needs to start from zero. For test orders, tight timelines or controlled budgets, a mature base style with color, logo, label and packaging customization can reduce sample and bulk risk.
Lower fit risk
A mature base fit is easier to evaluate than full new development.
Faster sample decision
Focus on fabric, color, logo and packing instead of rebuilding every construction detail.
Risk Control: before quote
Confirm fabric, quantity, sizing market, workmanship and packing to avoid an unusable low quote.
Risk Control: before sample
Confirm color, stretch, lining, cups, logo placement and key measurement points.
Risk Control: before bulk
After sample approval, confirm size ratio, carton mark, packing, inspection standard and shipping details.
