Address
Rm 204, 22 Waguangwei E District 2nd St, Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong, China
Work Hours
Monday to Friday: 7AM - 7PM
Weekend: 10AM - 5PM
Denim Factory
JiuvelWear is a denim factory operated by Dongguan Jiuzuo Clothing Co., Ltd. in Humen, Dongguan, China. We produce custom denim garments for fashion brands, startups, private labels and clothing businesses, with in-house production covering cutting, sewing, washing, finishing, quality control and packing.
Factory at a Glance
Our production facility combines garment development and manufacturing under one roof.
| Factory Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong, China |
| Manufacturing Experience | 10+ years |
| Workshop Area | Approx. 1,200㎡ |
| Staff | 38–45 |
| Production Lines | 3 |
| Monthly Capacity | 100,000+ pieces |
| Production | In-house |
The setup supports both product development and ongoing bulk production.
Denim Styles Coming Off the Production Lines
Different denim products can move through the same core production system while using different patterns, materials and construction details.
- Jeans
- Denim Jackets
- Denim Shorts
- Jorts
- Denim Shirts
- Denim Vests
- Denim Skirts
- Denim Dresses
- Denim Cargo Pants
- Denim Workwear
- Denim Overalls
- Denim Jumpsuits
Product details can follow your own design, reference sample or technical specifications.
Production Moves Through Several Stages
A denim order develops through a connected production sequence:
Pattern Making → Fabric Cutting → Sewing → Washing & Finishing → Inspection → Needle Detection → Packing
Each stage works from the approved product information. This keeps measurements, construction details and finishing requirements aligned throughout the order.
Pattern and Cutting
The pattern establishes the proportions of the finished garment before fabric enters production.
Our cutting work covers the panels needed for the selected design, including body pieces, sleeves, pockets and other garment components. Accurate cutting gives the sewing team a consistent starting point for assembly.
Sewing and Garment Construction
Sewing brings the individual panels together and defines much of the garment’s final structure.
Production can include:
- Waistbands and belt loops
- Front, back and coin pockets
- Seams and topstitching
- Buttons and zippers
- Rivets
- Reinforced areas
- Panel construction
- Other specified garment details
The approved sample provides the reference for measurements, construction and finishing details.
Denim Washing and Finishing
Washing plays a major role in the final appearance of denim. Changes in color, fading, surface texture, hand feel and garment dimensions can all affect the finished piece.
Available wash and finishing directions include:
- Stone wash
- Enzyme wash
- Acid wash
- Bleach wash
- Vintage wash
- Fading
- Distressing
- Ripped effects
- Garment dyeing
Sample development helps confirm the desired result before the bulk run.
Materials Match the Product Direction
The fabric choice affects how a denim garment looks, feels and holds its shape.
Common production directions include:
| Denim Direction | Typical Application |
|---|---|
| Cotton Denim | Jeans, jackets, shorts and everyday denim |
| Stretch Denim | Flexible fits and closer silhouettes |
| Rigid Denim | Structured and vintage-inspired garments |
| Lightweight Denim | Shirts, shorts and lighter pieces |
| Midweight Denim | General-purpose denim apparel |
| Heavyweight Denim | Jackets, workwear and structured styles |
| Raw Denim | Rigid, clean denim designs |
| Colored Denim | Black, grey and other color directions |
The final material selection depends on the garment design, fit, wash and construction requirements.
Branding and Garment Details
Brand identity can extend well beyond a printed logo.
Available garment details include:
- Main labels
- Woven labels
- Care labels
- Leather patches
- Hangtags
- Buttons
- Rivets
- Zippers
- Embroidery
- Printing
- Custom packaging
These elements can follow existing brand specifications or form part of the product development process.
Sample Approval Comes Before Bulk
A sample gives the brand a chance to check the actual garment before production moves into quantity.
The review can cover:
Fit → Measurements → Fabric → Construction → Wash → Branding → Final Details
Once the sample and required specifications receive approval, the factory can move into bulk production.
OEM, ODM and Private Label Production
OEM
Your tech pack, specifications or reference sample sets the production direction. The factory follows the approved requirements through sampling and bulk production.
ODM
A sketch, reference garment or product concept can start the development process. The team can then work through the product details before bulk manufacturing.
Private Label
Custom labels, patches, hangtags, trims and packaging allow the finished denim garments to carry your brand identity.
Quality Checks During Production
Quality control continues across the production process, with different checks at key stages.
Before Production
The approved sample and product specifications give the production team a clear reference before bulk work begins.
During Production
Measurements, sewing, construction and garment details are checked as production moves forward.
Before Shipment
Finished garments go through final inspection, followed by needle detection before shipment.
Inspection Standard
Our inspection follows AQL 2.5 for major defects and AQL 4.0 for minor defects.
Production Information
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Sample Lead Time | 7–15 working days |
| Bulk Production | Generally 25–45 days for apparel and denim |
| MOQ | Depends on product and project requirements |
| Production Models | OEM, ODM and Private Label |
The final schedule depends on fabric, construction, washing, customization and order quantity.
Built for Repeat Orders
Once a denim style reaches bulk production, the approved sample and specifications become the reference for future orders.
Repeat production can follow the established measurements, construction, wash direction and branding details, helping maintain consistency across later batches.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the denim factory located?
JiuvelWear’s denim factory is located in Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong, China.
Which denim garments can you produce?
The factory produces jeans, denim jackets, shorts, jorts, shirts, vests, skirts, dresses, cargo pants, workwear, overalls and other denim garments.
Can production start from a tech pack?
Yes. A tech pack, measurement chart, reference garment, sketch or approved sample can provide the starting point for a denim project.
Does the factory handle denim washing?
Yes. Production can include stone, enzyme, acid, bleach and vintage washes, along with fading, distressing, ripped effects and garment dyeing.
How long does sampling usually take?
The typical sample lead time is 7–15 working days, depending on the product requirements.
What is the bulk production timeline?
Apparel and denim bulk production generally takes 25–45 days. The actual schedule depends on the product, materials, washing and order requirements.
Are private label details available?
Yes. Brands can add custom labels, leather patches, hangtags, trims, embroidery, printing and packaging according to the project requirements.
Start Your Denim Production
Send your tech pack, reference garment, measurements or product idea to JiuvelWear. Our team can review the requirements and discuss the next step toward sampling and bulk production.