Manufacturing & Printing
A 5,000 m² garment workshop and a 3,000 m² printing factory in one industrial park in Jingzhou, Hubei — cutting, sewing, decoration, washing, QC and packing under one schedule.
The facility
Two workshops, one production schedule
Our production park sits in Jingzhou, Hubei: a 5,000 m² garment workshop and, in the same park, a 3,000 m² printing factory. Because the print plant is ours rather than a vendor’s, a garment does not leave the site between being sewn and being decorated.
That single detail is what most of our clients buy. Colour matching, reprints, sampling lead time and quality complaints all stay inside one building with one production manager — instead of being forwarded between a sewing factory and a third-party printer.
- Design, pattern making and fabric sourcing handled by our own team
- Cutting, sewing, printing, washing, QC and packing on one site
- In-house decoration across screen print, DTG, DTF and speciality effects
- Dedicated merchandisers following each order end to end
Garment workshop for cutting, sewing and finishing.
Dedicated printing factory in the same industrial park.
Pieces per day of stable garment output, expandable in peak season.
On-time delivery rate across our order book.
Equipment
What the floor actually runs
Equipment is listed as installed on site — not as an aspiration. A sample request is the quickest way to see it applied to your own style.
Cutting & sewing
- Automatic cutting machines
- Multi-line sewing stations
- Overlock and coverstitch finishing
- Pressing and finishing stations
Printing & decoration
- Rotary screen printing carousels
- DTG direct-to-garment printers
- DTF transfer printing
- Curing and heat-press stations
Washing & finishing
- Garment wash and vintage treatment
- Wash and rub durability testing
- Automated template sewing
- Fabric library with 200+ options
In-house decoration
Printing is a department, not a subcontract
Most apparel factories send printing out. We do not. Screens are burned, colours are matched and speciality effects are developed in the same building as the sewing lines, which shortens the loop between a sample comment and a corrected print.
Eight decoration routes are available as standard, from a single-colour water-based chest print to all-over DTG and heavyweight puff.
See decoration techniquesQuality control
Five checkpoints between fabric and carton
Every order passes the same gates, whether it is a sixty-piece trial or a seasonal bulk run.
Incoming fabric inspection
Shade, handfeel, width and visible defects checked against the approved swatch before cutting.
Pre-production sample
Fit, measurements and construction signed off before bulk; no cutting starts without approval.
First-piece approval
The first garment off the line is compared to the approved sample, including decoration placement.
Inline inspection
Checks continue through running production so a defect is caught on the line, not at the end.
Final random check
Random sampling across sizes for measurements, stitching, print adhesion and packing accuracy.
Shrinkage, fastness, wash
Shrinkage, colour fastness and print wash resistance are tested; test documents can be provided for EU and US market requirements.
Packing & dispatch
Ready for a warehouse or a doorstep
Neutral, logo-free packaging is available for blind shipping to overseas warehouses and dropshipping partners. Split shipments can be arranged against your fulfilment schedule.
Book a sample against your own spec
Send a tech pack, a reference garment or even a rough sketch. We will confirm construction, fabric and decoration route, then quote sampling and bulk.