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Weekend: 10AM - 5PM
Cut and Sew Manufacturing
A new clothing line often needs more than a ready-made blank with custom branding. A cut sew manufacturer builds each garment from fabric and patterns, giving brands more control over fit, proportions, construction and finishing. JiuvelWear, operated by Dongguan Jiuzuo Clothing Co., Ltd., provides custom cut and sew production for brands developing their own apparel styles.
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Your Garment Starts With the Materials
Good cut and sew manufacturing starts with the materials that shape the garment.
Fabric affects weight, texture, drape and overall feel. Patterns define the shape and proportions, while trims and hardware add function and visual detail. Together, these elements give the finished garment its own identity.
- Fabric: Cotton, fleece, French terry, denim and other selected materials
- Patterns: Custom measurements, proportions and silhouettes
- Trims: Zippers, buttons, drawcords, eyelets, labels and hardware
- Construction: Panels, seams, pockets, collars, cuffs and hems
Built Around Your Garment
With blank apparel, the basic garment already exists. Custom cut and sew takes a different approach: the garment starts with your specifications.
That gives you room to develop:
- Custom body measurements and proportions
- Oversized, relaxed, cropped and other silhouettes
- Individual pocket shapes and positions
- Custom collars, cuffs and hems
- Different panel and seam arrangements
- Special hardware and trims
- Washed, faded or distressed finishes
For brands that care about the actual shape and construction of a garment, cut and sew apparel manufacturing offers much more flexibility than decorating a standard blank.
From Pattern to Finished Garment
A cut sew apparel manufacturer needs to manage more than the sewing stage. Each part of production affects the final result.
Pattern & Cutting
Patterns establish the shape and dimensions of each garment component. The cutting stage then prepares the fabric according to the approved specifications.
Sewing & Assembly
The production team joins the cut components and builds the garment according to the required construction, measurements and workmanship.
Branding & Decoration
Screen printing, embroidery, patches, labels and other branding details can become part of the garment during production.
Washing & Finishing
Denim and streetwear projects can include washing, fading, distressing and other treatments to achieve the desired appearance and texture.
Labels & Packing
Private labels, hang tags and customized packing can complete the product before shipment.
Start With What You Have
A project does not always start with a complete tech pack.
You can provide a finished reference garment, design sketches, product images, measurements or other specifications. A clear reference helps the cut sew clothing manufacturer understand the intended fit, construction and appearance.
Tech Pack
Detailed measurements, construction information, fabric specifications and artwork give the production team a clear reference.
Reference Garment
An existing garment can show the proportions, fit, construction and details you want to reproduce or develop.
Sketches & Images
Visual references help communicate the overall silhouette, design details and product direction.
Product Specifications
Even partial information about measurements, fabrics, colors or branding can provide a useful starting point.
Sample Before Bulk Production
Sampling gives you the chance to see the actual garment before the production run begins.
You can review:
- Fit and measurements
- Fabric and garment weight
- Construction and stitching
- Pockets, trims and hardware
- Artwork and branding placement
- Washing and finishing
- Labels and other details
General samples typically take 7–15 working days, depending on the garment and development requirements. Once you review the sample, the production team can make the necessary adjustments before bulk manufacturing.
What We Manufacture
Our cut and sew apparel manufacturing covers different product categories and garment constructions.
Hoodies & Sweatshirts
Pullover, zip, oversized and heavyweight styles using fleece, French terry and other selected fabrics.
T-Shirts & Streetwear
Custom fits and silhouettes with printing, embroidery, labels and garment finishing.
Denim & Pants
Jeans, cargo pants and other bottoms with custom patterns, washes, pockets, hardware and construction details.
Jackets & Outerwear
Custom jackets and outerwear with different fabrics, linings, closures, trims and construction requirements.
Production at Our Cut Sew Factory
Once the product specifications and sample are confirmed, production moves into the bulk stage.
JiuvelWear operates a 1,200㎡ cut sew factory with 3 production lines and a monthly capacity of 100,000+ pieces. Our in-house team handles cutting, sewing, decoration, washing, finishing and packing according to each garment’s requirements.
Quality From Cutting to Shipment
Quality checks continue throughout production.
The team checks measurements, construction, appearance and finishing at different stages and uses the approved sample and production specifications as the reference for bulk production.
Our quality control standard follows AQL 2.5 for major defects and AQL 4.0 for minor defects. We also use needle detection before shipment.
Production Information
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturing Type | Cut and sew apparel manufacturing |
| Workshop | 1,200㎡ |
| Production Lines | 3 |
| Monthly Capacity | 100,000+ pieces |
| Sample Lead Time | 7–15 working days |
| Apparel & Denim Bulk | 25–45 days |
| Outerwear Bulk | 30–50 days |
| MOQ | From 100 pieces/style-color for applicable hoodie and denim programs |
| Quality Standard | AQL 2.5 major / 4.0 minor |
| Final Check | Needle detection before shipment |
Cut and Sew FAQ
Can I use a reference garment instead of a tech pack?
Yes. A reference garment can show the fit, measurements, construction and overall appearance you want to develop.
Do you develop patterns for custom garments?
Yes, pattern development can form part of the product development process when the project requires it. The pattern can then be refined through sampling.
Can you source fabrics and trims?
Fabric and trim requirements can be discussed during product development and production, depending on the project.
What types of clothing can you produce?
JiuvelWear produces hoodies, sweatshirts, T-shirts, streetwear, denim, pants, jackets, outerwear and other custom apparel.
Can I change the fit and measurements?
Yes. Custom measurements, proportions and silhouettes can form part of the garment specifications.
Do you make washed and distressed garments?
Yes. Depending on the garment, production can include washing, fading, distressing and other finishing treatments.
When does bulk production start?
Bulk production starts after the product specifications and sample receive approval, giving the production team a clear reference for the order.
What affects the MOQ?
The MOQ can vary according to the garment style, fabric, colors, construction, trims, decoration and production requirements. For applicable hoodie and denim programs, the baseline starts from 100 pieces per style-color.