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
This clothing manufacturing FAQ covers common questions about custom apparel production, OEM, ODM, private label, denim, streetwear, hoodies, sampling, MOQ, production lead times, quality control and shipping. JiuvelWear is the overseas B2B factory brand of Dongguan Jiuzuo Clothing Co., Ltd., a clothing manufacturer based in Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong, China. We work with fashion brands, startups, retailers and designers on custom apparel projects from product development through bulk production.
JiuvelWear handles pattern making, cutting, sewing, printing, washing, finishing, quality control and packing as part of its apparel manufacturing operations.
JiuvelWear operates from Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong, China, an established apparel manufacturing area.
JiuvelWear is a clothing manufacturer, not a standalone sourcing agency. Our production covers pattern making, cutting, sewing, printing, washing, finishing, quality control and packing.
The company has more than 10 years of clothing manufacturing experience, covering denim, streetwear, hoodies, T-shirts, pants, jackets and other apparel.
Our factory operates three production lines and can produce more than 100,000 pieces per month, depending on the product mix and production requirements.
We manufacture custom denim, streetwear, hoodies, sweatshirts, T-shirts, pants, jackets, outerwear and other apparel based on each brand’s product requirements.
Yes. We can develop men’s, women’s and unisex apparel according to the garment design, fit, materials and construction.
Yes. Brands can arrange a factory visit by appointment if they want to see the production environment and manufacturing capabilities in person.
OEM production starts with your specifications. These can include tech packs, measurements, fabric requirements, construction details, artwork, labels, packaging and other production instructions.
Yes. An existing garment can show the target fit, construction, proportions, fabric weight, washing and finishing. We can use those details as a reference when developing your version.
An ODM project can start with a rough concept, reference garment, sketch, fabric direction or product idea. We can then develop those starting points into a production-ready garment.
Yes. Private label production can include custom garments together with brand labels, hangtags, packaging and other branding details.
Yes. You can develop the garment around your own specifications and add custom labels, branding, packaging and other private label details to the finished product.
OEM production follows the specifications you provide. ODM production can involve more product development before the garment reaches the final production stage. The appropriate route depends on how much of the product you have already defined.
We can produce slim, straight, relaxed, wide-leg, baggy, cargo and distressed jeans, along with other custom denim fits.
We can develop denim in different weights according to the desired structure and product type. Common development ranges include approximately 10–16 oz denim.
Yes. You can send a reference garment, image or other visual direction. We can use it to understand the target appearance and develop the wash during sampling.
Our denim washing capabilities include stone washing, enzyme washing, acid washing, bleach effects, vintage washing, fading, whiskering, distressing and hand-sanding effects.
We develop localized wear, tears, abrasion, whiskering, fading and other distressing effects according to the target look.
We can use the approved sample and production specifications as references for repeat orders. Keeping the original sample and production details helps maintain consistency.
We produce custom pullover hoodies, zip hoodies, oversized hoodies, heavyweight hoodies, cropped hoodies and other hoodie constructions.
We can adjust body width, garment length, shoulder shape, sleeve volume, hood construction, pocket placement, rib specifications and other fit details.
Yes. We can develop heavyweight hoodies around the required fabric weight, structure, fit and finishing.
Our streetwear production includes hoodies, sweatshirts, T-shirts, denim, cargo pants, jackets and other garments that fit your design direction.
Yes. Depending on the fabric and construction, we can develop vintage washing, fading, distressing, garment dyeing and other finishing effects.
We can add printing, embroidery and other decoration methods according to the garment, artwork and desired result.
MOQ varies by product, fabric, construction, customization level and project requirements. We confirm the suitable quantity after reviewing the garment details.
Smaller production runs may work for some products. We review the quantity according to the garment, materials, construction and overall production requirements rather than applying one fixed MOQ to every product.
Sample development generally takes around 7–15 working days. The actual timing depends on the garment, materials, construction and number of revisions.
We move the project into bulk production once you approve the sample and confirm the production details. Our team then follows the approved specifications throughout manufacturing and quality control.
The approved sample gives production a clear reference for fit, measurements, construction, materials, branding and finishing before bulk manufacturing starts.
General apparel and denim orders typically take around 25–45 days after the production details are confirmed. Outerwear can take approximately 30–50 days depending on construction and order requirements.
Fabric availability, garment complexity, washing and finishing, order quantity, custom trims, sample revisions and other production details can all affect the schedule.
Yes. You can combine multiple styles in one project. Each style still needs its own specifications, sampling and production planning.
We can review the first sample with you and adjust fit, measurements, fabric, construction, artwork or finishing before bulk production.
Yes. We can help source fabrics, buttons, zippers, labels, packaging and other components required for the garment.
Yes. Custom labels, hangtags, packaging and other branding components can form part of the production requirements.
We can ship samples and smaller shipments by express or air. For bulk orders, we can arrange air or sea shipping according to the project and delivery requirements.
Yes. We work with overseas B2B customers and arrange international shipment for apparel orders.
We can prepare the required shipping and customs documents for international orders.
We check quality throughout production rather than relying only on a final inspection. Our team checks the garments against the approved product requirements during manufacturing and before shipment.
Our current quality control standard uses AQL 2.5 for major defects and AQL 4.0 for minor defects.
Our team monitors quality across different production stages, including cutting, sewing, finishing and final inspection.
We compare finished garments with the approved sample and production specifications, including measurements, construction, appearance and finishing.
Yes. We use needle detection as part of the production quality and safety process before shipment.
Our in-house production covers pattern making, cutting, sewing, printing, washing and finishing, quality control and packing. The exact production route depends on the garment and its requirements.
Yes. You do not always need a complete tech pack. A rough idea, sketch, reference garment or product direction can give us enough information to start discussing the project.
Photos, sketches and reference garments can communicate the basic design direction. We can then develop the details as the product moves toward sampling.
No. If you have not selected the fabric yet, you can start with the desired weight, hand feel, appearance, performance and garment type.
Useful information includes the garment type, estimated quantity, fabric preference, measurements, colors, artwork, washing requirements, branding details and packaging requirements. A tech pack or reference sample can make the quotation and product development more precise.
Review the fit, measurements, fabric, construction, stitching, trims, artwork, labels, washing and overall appearance. Identify any changes before approving the sample for bulk production.
Yes. We can develop multiple styles as part of the same collection, with each product following its own specifications, materials, fit and production requirements.
We can use the approved sample and existing production specifications as references for repeat orders, which helps maintain consistency across future production.
Yes. If you want to update the fit, fabric, wash, branding or other details, we can review the changes before starting the next production run.
If you already have a product idea, reference garment, tech pack or sample, send the available information to JiuvelWear. We can review the garment requirements and discuss the appropriate production route, materials, sampling, MOQ and estimated lead time based on the actual project.