Address
Rm 204, 22 Waguangwei E District 2nd St, Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong, China
Work Hours
Monday to Friday: 7AM - 7PM
Weekend: 10AM - 5PM
Address
Rm 204, 22 Waguangwei E District 2nd St, Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong, China
Work Hours
Monday to Friday: 7AM - 7PM
Weekend: 10AM - 5PM
Clothing manufacturing capabilities matter when a design moves from a sample into real production. Our factory handles the key stages in-house, from pattern making and sampling to cutting, sewing, washing, printing, quality inspection, and packing.
Instead of sending every stage to a different supplier, our production team keeps the main workflow connected. That makes it easier to discuss changes, check samples, and keep the approved product consistent when the order moves into bulk production.
Every custom garment starts with a workable pattern. We can develop patterns from tech packs, measurements, reference garments, sketches, or existing samples.
Our sample team checks the fit, proportions, construction, fabric, and finishing during development. If something does not look or feel right, we adjust the pattern or construction before moving forward.
For denim and washed styles, we also consider what the garment will look like after washing. The pre-wash sample and finished measurements need to make sense together.
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Fabric affects the weight, fit, hand feel, color, and final appearance of the garment. We help customers source materials or work with fabrics they already specify.
Our team can work with different cotton, knit, fleece, denim, woven, and heavyweight materials. We also check requirements such as GSM, composition, color, shrinkage, and color fastness before production.
For a washed denim style, fabric selection becomes even more important because washing can change both the appearance and measurements.
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Once the pattern and fabric receive approval, production moves into cutting and sewing.
Our cutting team prepares the fabric according to the approved patterns and size specifications. Sewing teams then assemble the panels and components while following the confirmed construction details.
Different products require different production handling. Heavyweight hoodies, oversized T-shirts, denim jeans, cargo pants, and workwear jackets all place different demands on cutting and sewing.
JiuvelWear runs three production lines covering knit hoodies and T-shirts, denim and woven garments, and workwear outerwear.
Washing plays a major role in the look of vintage and denim apparel. It can change the color, surface, hand feel, shrinkage, and overall character of the garment.
Our production work includes denim washing, garment dyeing, distressing, fading, and other finishing requirements. We compare the finished result with the approved sample and production requirements before the order moves forward.
For heavily washed denim, the washing stage often determines whether the final garment has the right vintage look. It is not simply a final cosmetic step.
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Graphics and branding need to work with the garment itself. Fabric weight, surface, artwork size, placement, and the final finish all affect the result.
JiuvelWear handles screen printing, DTG printing, heat transfer, and embroidery for custom apparel. We check artwork placement and production requirements during sampling so the decoration matches the approved garment.
For washed garments, we also consider how the finishing process interacts with the print or embroidery.
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The garment still needs its own identity after production. Custom labels, size labels, care labels, hangtags, and packaging help turn a factory-made garment into a finished brand product.
We can add customer branding during production and prepare the finished garments according to the agreed packing requirements.
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Our quality team checks the garment at different stages rather than waiting until the entire order reaches packing.
We check fabric, measurements, cutting, sewing, workmanship, washing, decoration, finished garments, and packing. The approved sample gives the production team a clear reference for the bulk order.
JiuvelWear follows an AQL standard of Major 2.5 and Minor 4.0. Our testing and inspection requirements also cover fabric composition, shrinkage, color fastness, measurements, and finished workmanship.
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Once the sample receives approval, we move the confirmed specifications into bulk production.
Our factory has a 1,200㎡ workshop, 38–45 in-house employees, and three production lines. Monthly production capacity exceeds 100,000 pieces, with daily output of approximately 3,200–3,500 pieces.
We keep the main manufacturing process in-house rather than outsourcing production to unrelated workshops. This gives our production team direct control over cutting, sewing, finishing, inspection, and packing.
A custom apparel order usually moves through several connected stages:
Pattern → Fabric → Sample → Approval → Cutting → Sewing → Printing / Embroidery → Washing / Finishing → QC → Packing
The exact route depends on the product.
A basic T-shirt may need a straightforward production flow. A washed denim jacket requires more attention to fabric, construction, washing, measurements, and finishing. A heavyweight streetwear hoodie may require different fabric and sewing considerations again.
Our job is to keep those details connected instead of treating each process as a separate order.
JiuvelWear, operated by Dongguan Jiuzuo Clothing Co., Ltd., is a clothing manufacturer based in Humen, Dongguan, China.
Our factory focuses on custom streetwear and vintage washed denim, with in-house pattern making, cutting, sewing, printing, washing, quality inspection, and packing.
We provide OEM, ODM, private label, sample development, and bulk apparel production for fashion brands, streetwear labels, fashion startups, designers, retailers, and other clothing businesses.
JiuvelWear handles pattern making, sample development, fabric sourcing, cutting, sewing, denim washing, garment dyeing, printing, embroidery, custom labels, packaging, quality control, and bulk production.
Yes. We develop samples before bulk production so customers can review the fit, fabric, construction, decoration, washing, and finishing.
Yes. JiuvelWear produces denim garments and handles related production stages including cutting, sewing, washing, finishing, inspection, and packing.
Our production capabilities include screen printing, DTG printing, heat transfer, and embroidery, depending on the garment and artwork requirements.
Yes. We can add custom labels, size and care labels, hangtags, and packaging as part of the production order.
JiuvelWear operates a 1,200㎡ workshop with 38–45 in-house employees and three production lines. Monthly production capacity exceeds 100,000 pieces, with daily output of approximately 3,200–3,500 pieces.