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Work Hours
Monday to Friday: 7AM - 7PM
Weekend: 10AM - 5PM
Joggers seem basic but tiny finishing touches make the item of clothing. When buyers for shops select joggers wholesale manufacturers to provide the joggers, they tend to look at fabric, fit, quality of construction, washing suitability and reordering ability. Price is also a factor but not the end all.
It is the good manufacturing position as well as to incorporate this production detail from the initial sample to the consumption factory.
The fabric is responsible for the touch of a the pair of joggers.
Fleece is nice for the weighted joggers. Its brushed interior is nice and warm. french terry has the textured loops on the inside, and is generally lighter and more breathable.
Fabric weight also affects the shape. Heavier fabric can provide joggers with a more defined shape, while lighter fabric can resemble a softer and more relaxed shape.
Fibre composition also affects performance. Cotton provides the hand feel softness. Polyester increases durability and creasing.resistance. Elastane provides stretch.
The suitable fabric varied with the design, season and customer. A good manufacturer can assist the buyer to select the suitable fabric for the finished product.
A good fabric can‘t make a bad pattern.
Fit can vary with rise, thigh width, leg length and leg opening of the jogger. A small variation in these measurements can alter the overall appearance by making the garment wider, more slim, longer, or relaxed.
The elastic of the waistband also warrants our consideration. It should have sufficient resilience to snap back to its initial size after being stretched. Lack of recovery may result in the waistband becoming sloppy after being worn several times.
Cuffs alter lower-leg shape. A restrictive cuff may decrease wearer comfort, and a loose cuff may prevent the joggers from maintaining their desired shape.
Check the main measurements and change the pattern before made in bulk when sampling. Clear size chart will be helpful for factory.
Even a simple detail such as a pocket, drawcord or seam may alter the appearance completely.
Pocket size also impacts aesthetic, as well as comfort. The openings also must have adequate durability to stand up to daily wear and tear, and it may be necessary to reinforce high stress areas.
Drawcord length and design are also key. Waistband stitching needs to be clear and parallel, with seams in the right place according to the pattern without becoming too bulky.
Brands such as these will often use this as an opportunity to bring something just a little different. A simple jogger can assume one of many different styles if the pockets, seams, trims and proportion are changed.
A jogger may appear excellent prior to the wash and after a number of washes can look a bit worn out.
Cotton fibers may be susceptible to shrinking. Dark colors may be prone to bleeding/fading. The development of pilling may occur on some fabrics. seams also tend to creep or develop ‘growth’.
This standard measures size change after washing and drying. It can be used by purchaser for determining changes of the length and width of garment.
The field of applicability to this document (ISO 15487:2018) is appearance following home laundering and drying. It assesses the effect of appearance of the article with specific regard to: color change; pilling; fuzzing; appearance of fabric and seams; and damage to components.
The main summary: the test garment should be checked by the end of the wash when good wash performance is demanded from the product. There can never be identified a pre-wash sample which can identify all faults!
A custom jogger is more than just a logo on a ready made item.
Custom design: can feature a new pattern, fabric choice, bespoke colours, labels, drawcords, pockets, embroidery, printing and packaging.
Manufacturers can be provided with a tech pack from buyers that states all measurements, art, fabric needed, construction instructions. This can be provided to manufacturer during sample development.
For the supplier as well as the buyer, the sample provides a physical marker. When the supplier is to modify the material, measurements or design of the fabric the producer must first get this information.
Good communications here will save you a costly rework down the line.
MOQ is important. However the smallest number does not always create the optimal sourcing choice.
The design of a consumers custom jogger may influence types of fabric, colour, trims, labels and packaging needed. These characteristics may determine the amount of to be bought.
This could involve one buyer needing a jogging style in different colors. Each color might need different fabric and dyeing arrangements.
Buyers need to check the MOQ against the overall order plan. A manufacturer that is able to handle both the first order and subsequent repeat orders may give a growing brand more freedom.
Final check cannot rectify all production faults.
The production team should test the fabric before cutting. The cutting team should cut as per the approved pattern. Sewing team should check for pockets, waistband, cuffs and sewing line etc during production.
Finished articles of clothing should be measured as well.
A practical inspection process can cover:
Pre-production checks enable the manufacturer an opportunity to rectify faults before it gets to the packing stage of production.
In addition to brand details, labels represent something more.
For any products sold in the US a textile label will usually require fibre content, country of origin and the business responsible. According to the FTC rules, covered apparel also require care information.
Label information should accurately reflect that of the garment. If the production house switches the composition of fabric, the label information may require an adjustment.
Buyers should therefore verify information on labels before manufacturing:
Number one can be perfect. Number two can reveal to you a great deal about a producer.
If the brand requires re-orders of the same joggers a few months down the line in a new colour then again the manufacturer has to duplicate all the measurements, fabric specification and construction features.
With good records this is not so difficult. All the manufacturer has to do is to retain the approved sample, measurement chart, information about the fabric, colour samples and construction details and forward these against future orders.
The more so when the brand is founded on re-works. It allows for a consistently manufactured quality of product for the brand.
Price merely provides purchasers with a simple comparision. Comparing production capacity requires a more detailed examination.
Before choosing a manufacturer, professional buyers can ask:
Material: The producer should be able to obtain the necessary material and hold its quality consistent.
Fit. Is the manufacturer capable of making and adhering to accurate measurements.
Construction: Can the team handle the pockets, waist-band, cuffs and other features?
Customization: Can the manufacturer create a product with your specifications on colour, labelling, trim, decoration, etc.?
Quality control: Does the production team check important details during the production process?
Washing: Will the manufacturer assist with tests on shrinkage, colour and appearance, if required for the product.
Reorders: Can the same style be reproduced by the manufacturer using the same materials and measurements?
A low quotation is useless, however, if the second order uses another fabric, or the fit of the product is different.
JiuvelWear is a custom apparel manufacturer in Dongguan, operated by Dongguan Jiuzuo Clothing Co., Ltd.. It offers fabric sourcing, sample development, production and quality control. All the effort is placed on the product development, from fabric to pattern to bulk manufacturing and repeat orders for the joggers.