Address
Rm 204, 22 Waguangwei E District 2nd St, Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong, China
Work Hours
Monday to Friday: 7AM - 7PM
Weekend: 10AM - 5PM
Services
JiuvelWear provides clothing manufacturing services for fashion brands, emerging labels, designers, retailers and growing apparel businesses. JiuvelWear, operated by Dongguan Jiuzuo Clothing Co., Ltd., supports projects from product development and material selection to sampling, custom garment production, finishing and bulk manufacturing.
Some buyers arrive with a complete tech pack and approved sample. Others start with a sketch, reference garment, product image or a basic idea. Our production team works from the information available and develops the garment around the required fit, materials, construction, branding and production quantity.
With more than 10 years of clothing manufacturing experience in Dongguan, Guangdong, our production covers denim, streetwear, hoodies, sweatshirts, T-shirts, pants, jackets and other custom apparel.
Manufacturing Services Built Around Your Project
Clothing production rarely follows exactly the same path for every brand. A startup developing its first collection may need more development and sampling support, while an established label may already have approved specifications and need a reliable production partner.
Our services cover different stages of apparel manufacturing, so a project can use one service or combine several depending on its requirements.
OEM & ODM Manufacturing
OEM and ODM cover two different starting points.
With OEM production, the brand usually provides clear product specifications, measurements, materials, artwork or a complete tech pack. JiuvelWear manufactures the garments according to the agreed requirements.
ODM production involves more development from the manufacturing side. A brand may have a concept, reference garment, sketch or product direction without every technical detail finalized.
Both approaches can include product development, sampling, custom construction, branding, finishing and bulk production.
Private Label Clothing Manufacturing
Private label production focuses on creating apparel that carries your own brand identity.
The project can include garment development and production together with labels, tags, artwork, embroidery, printing and packaging. This allows the finished clothing to arrive as part of your own collection rather than as generic factory merchandise.
Private label production can work for fashion startups, boutique brands, DTC businesses, online clothing stores and established labels adding new products.
Small Batch Clothing Manufacturing
Small batch production gives brands a way to produce a controlled quantity without immediately committing to a large production run.
It can suit a first collection, limited release, new design, seasonal product or market test. Quantity requirements still depend on the garment, fabric, colors, construction and finishing.
For applicable hoodie and denim programs, JiuvelWear generally works around 100 pieces per style and color, while some simpler styles may allow quantities around 50–80 pieces depending on the project.
Apparel Development
A product idea still needs to become a production-ready garment before bulk manufacturing can begin.
Apparel development can cover the technical work between the initial concept and the approved sample, including fabric selection, measurements, pattern development, construction details and fit adjustments.
You can start with a tech pack, reference garment, sketch, product image or early concept. The amount of development support depends on how much of the garment has already been defined.
Cut and Sew Clothing Manufacturing
Cut and sew manufacturing builds the garment from fabric rather than starting with an existing blank.
The process can include pattern preparation, fabric cutting, sewing, garment assembly, trims, printing, embroidery, washing, finishing and packing. This approach gives brands more control over the garment’s proportions, fabric, construction and overall appearance.
It is particularly relevant when the product needs an original fit or construction rather than simple decoration applied to an existing garment.
Clothing Sourcing Services
Fabric and trim selection can affect the appearance, weight, hand feel, durability and production cost of a garment.
JiuvelWear can work with brands on material selection and sourcing for fabrics, denim, fleece, French terry, jersey, woven materials, labels, buttons, zippers and other garment components.
Material choices can be reviewed alongside the garment construction so that the selected components work together rather than being treated as separate decisions.
Garment Sampling Services
A physical sample gives a brand the opportunity to evaluate the actual garment before bulk production.
Sampling can cover the first prototype, fit and measurement checks, fabric confirmation, construction details, artwork placement, branding, washing and finishing.
JiuvelWear generally completes standard sample development within 7–15 working days, depending on the garment and development requirements.
Once the sample meets the agreed requirements, the approved version provides a physical reference for bulk manufacturing.
Garment Washing & Finishing Services
Washing and finishing can become an important part of the garment itself, especially in denim and streetwear production.
Depending on the product, finishing may include vintage washing, denim washing, fading, bleaching, distressing, abrasion, garment dyeing, softening and other surface treatments.
These processes can affect color, texture, shrinkage and the final appearance of the garment, so the desired finish should be evaluated during sample development before bulk production.
What These Services Can Cover
The service required by a project can change as the product moves from an initial idea to finished clothing.
Product Development
Product information, measurements, fabrics, trims, construction and branding requirements are reviewed before sampling.
Material Preparation
Fabrics and garment components are selected or sourced according to the approved product requirements.
Sampling
The physical garment is developed so the brand can review fit, fabric, construction, artwork and finishing before production.
Garment Production
Approved products move through pattern preparation, cutting, sewing and garment assembly according to the confirmed specifications.
Decoration and Finishing
Printing, embroidery, labels, washing, distressing and other finishing work can be added according to the garment.
Quality Control
Production checks, final inspection and needle detection help maintain consistency before shipment.
Apparel We Manufacture
Our apparel manufacturing covers a range of product categories rather than a single type of garment.
Denim
Custom jeans, denim jackets, denim shorts and other denim garments, including washed, faded and distressed styles.
Streetwear
Oversized hoodies, heavyweight hoodies, graphic T-shirts, cargo pants, streetwear denim and other contemporary styles.
Hoodies and Sweatshirts
Pullover hoodies, zip hoodies, heavyweight hoodies, oversized hoodies, crewneck sweatshirts and other fleece or French terry garments.
T-Shirts
Heavyweight T-shirts, oversized T-shirts, graphic tees, basic T-shirts and long-sleeve styles.
Pants
Cargo pants, wide-leg pants, joggers, sweatpants, casual trousers and other custom bottoms.
Jackets and Outerwear
Denim jackets, bomber jackets, varsity styles, workwear jackets and other custom outerwear.
From Product Direction to Finished Garment
A typical custom clothing manufacturing project may move through several stages, although the exact process depends on the garment.
Product Review
Available information such as tech packs, reference samples, sketches, artwork, measurements and quantity requirements is reviewed first.
Material and Construction Planning
Fabric, trims, measurements, pattern requirements and construction details are established around the product.
Sample Development
A physical sample provides an opportunity to check the actual garment and make changes before production.
Production Preparation
Once the product is approved, materials, patterns and production requirements are prepared for the manufacturing run.
Cutting and Sewing
Fabric is cut according to the approved pattern before the garment components move through sewing and assembly.
Decoration and Finishing
Printing, embroidery, washing, labels, tags and other finishing requirements are completed according to the product specifications.
Inspection and Packing
Finished garments undergo quality checks before packing and shipment.
Production Capabilities
JiuvelWear operates its own production setup in Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong, with approximately 1,200㎡ of workshop space, 38–45 staff and 3 production lines.
Our in-house production capabilities include:
- Pattern making
- Fabric cutting
- Sewing
- Printing
- Embroidery
- Washing
- Garment finishing
- Quality inspection
- Packing
Monthly production capacity reaches 100,000+ pieces, supporting both developing brands and larger apparel production programs.
Quality Control Throughout Production
Quality control is part of the production process rather than something reserved for the final shipment.
Production Checks
Materials, cutting, sewing, construction and garment appearance can be checked during production.
Measurement Checks
Finished garments are compared with the approved measurements and product requirements.
Final Inspection
JiuvelWear follows AQL 2.5 for major defects and AQL 4.0 for minor defects as part of its quality control process.
Needle Detection
Finished garments pass through needle detection before shipment to help identify unwanted metal needle fragments.
MOQ and Production Time
Production quantity and timing depend on the garment, materials, construction, washing requirements and order size.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Sample Development | 7–15 working days |
| Outerwear Sample Development | 10–18 working days |
| Apparel & Denim Bulk Production | 25–45 days |
| Outerwear Bulk Production | 30–50 days |
| Applicable Hoodie & Denim MOQ | Generally 100 pieces/style/color |
| Simpler Styles | 50–80 pieces may be negotiable |
| Monthly Production Capacity | 100,000+ pieces |
| Quality Standard | AQL 2.5 major / 4.0 minor |
Clothing Manufacturing Services FAQ
What clothing manufacturing services does JiuvelWear provide?
JiuvelWear provides OEM and ODM manufacturing, private label production, small batch manufacturing, apparel development, cut and sew production, clothing sourcing, garment sampling, and washing and finishing services.
Can several manufacturing services be combined?
Yes. A single apparel project may combine material sourcing, development, sampling, private labeling, cut and sew production, washing and bulk manufacturing depending on the product.
Where is JiuvelWear’s production based?
JiuvelWear operates in Humen, Dongguan, Guangdong, China, through Dongguan Jiuzuo Clothing Co., Ltd.
What information should I provide to start a project?
A tech pack, reference garment, product images, sketches, measurements, artwork, fabric requirements and estimated quantity can all help. You do not necessarily need to have every production detail finalized before discussing the project.
Do you make samples before bulk production?
Yes. Standard sample development generally takes 7–15 working days, depending on the garment and development requirements.
What is the MOQ for your manufacturing services?
For applicable hoodie and denim programs, the general starting point is around 100 pieces per style and color. Some simpler styles may support quantities around 50–80 pieces depending on the project.
Can you produce washed and distressed clothing?
Yes. Depending on the garment, production can include washing, fading, bleaching, distressing and other finishing treatments. These processes are normally evaluated during sample development.
Do you provide custom labels and packaging?
Yes. Private label projects can include woven labels, neck labels, care labels, hang tags and custom packaging.
How long does bulk production take?
General apparel and denim bulk production typically takes around 25–45 days. Outerwear can require approximately 30–50 days depending on construction, materials and finishing requirements.
Can you work from an existing garment?
Yes. An existing garment can provide a reference for fit, proportions, construction, fabric direction and finishing. The product can then be developed around your own requirements.
What happens after sample approval?
The approved sample becomes an important production reference. Materials and production details are confirmed before the order moves through cutting, sewing, finishing, quality inspection and packing.