What happens to your jacket once it enters the factory — and how each stage is controlled.
Located in Shijie Town, Dongguan, Guangdong, China, our factory focuses on custom jacket production for brands and wholesale buyers.
The sample room, cutting, decoration, sewing, finishing and packing areas work together as one production route.
Production starts with technical preparation. We compare the approved sample and final specifications, verify size breakdown and material references, and clarify decoration positions and construction notes before releasing the order to cutting.
Shell fabric, lining and trims are checked for visible defects, color consistency and order matching as appropriate to the material. Any discrepancy is identified before it becomes a cutting or assembly issue.
Patterns are reviewed against the approved fit, then arranged for efficient material use while respecting grain direction and component matching. After spreading and cutting, panels are identified and checked before the next operation.
Embroidery, printing and patches are often completed on cut panels before full assembly. We plan these operations around seam allowances, pocket positions and machine access to keep placement aligned with the design.
Jacket assembly combines body panels, sleeves, collars, pockets, closures and lining. In-line checks focus on seam alignment, visible stitch quality, component matching and functional parts before the garment reaches finishing.
We do not wait until final inspection to find every issue. During production, cut-panel completeness, artwork position, component matching, key seam quality and construction points are checked, so problems can be corrected before the next stage.
After sewing, garments move through thread trimming, shaping or pressing, appearance review and the applicable wash or special finish. Packing follows the confirmed label, folding and carton requirements after final inspection.
Many designs are applied to cut panels before final assembly, when that sequence gives better position and construction control. The exact route depends on the jacket structure and technique.
Through panel identification, bundling and workstation handoff, size, color and component information is kept clear throughout the production route.
Yes, when the structure is technically suitable. Material thickness, stretch, shrinkage, seam behavior and finishing compatibility are reviewed before sampling and bulk production.
It depends on the issue. Affected pieces are isolated, the cause is confirmed, pieces are corrected or reworked where possible, and rechecked before the next stage.
Yes — project visits and production reviews are coordinated according to the order stage and factory schedule.
Send your design, quantity and target timeline. We will review the production requirements before the project moves forward.
