Questions answered.
Before your sample starts.

MOQ is confirmed per program because fabric availability, color, print method, trims, size range, and packaging all affect the production setup. Send your product brief and expected quantity first; we will review the practical options rather than quote a generic number that may not fit your design.

Usually, yes. The workable size and color breakdown depends on the fabric and decoration route. We review the ratio before production so the cutting plan, labels, and packing are aligned with the approved order details.

Yes. Using an available fabric can simplify early product development when its hand feel, weight, color options, and performance are right for the collection. We still recommend confirming the approved bulk standard before production starts.

Typical options include fabric, print or yarn-dye direction, silhouette, piping, buttons, elastic, pockets, labels, hangtags, and retail packaging. The right combination is determined by product application, price target, wash expectations, and the visual identity of your collection.

A complete tech pack speeds up review, but it is not the only way to begin. A reference garment, artwork, size chart, and notes about fabric or fit can also form a useful starting brief. Before sampling, key measurements and construction points should be written down to reduce avoidable revisions.

We first review the brief and confirm the details needed for sampling. The sample is then checked against the agreed measurements, materials, trims, and workmanship points. Customer feedback is documented before bulk production, so the approved sample becomes a shared reference for factory testing and shipment inspection.

A practical control plan typically includes material confirmation, a pre-production review, in-line checks during sewing, measurement and appearance checks during finishing, and a final shipment inspection. The exact inspection level and acceptance criteria should be agreed with the buyer before the order moves into bulk.

We can prepare product and packaging details around the buyer’s specified requirements, including label content and requested test documentation. Market-specific compliance is the buyer’s responsibility to define, so please share the destination market, intended consumer, applicable standards, and any nominated testing requirements at the quotation stage.

Children’s products can have different safety, flammability, labeling, sizing, and component requirements depending on the destination market. Confirm the applicable rules with your compliance team or testing partner before sampling, particularly when the product includes cords, buttons, prints, or small decorative parts.

We confirm the production-ready specifications, bulk materials, size breakdown, label and packaging files, and delivery details. The team then follows the agreed process through cutting, sewing, finishing, packing, and final inspection. Changes after materials are committed should be reviewed for timing and cost impact.

Yes. Packing can be planned around your retail or ecommerce requirements, such as folded presentation, polybags, size stickers, hangtags, inserts, cartons, and carton marks. Supply the approved artwork and packing instructions early so there is time to check dimensions, material choices, and pack-out details.

For a smooth handover, confirm the consignee details, shipping marks, carton requirements, destination, requested documents, and forwarder or routing instructions. We recommend locking this information before final packing, then verifying it again during shipment inspection.