Fabric range
Brushed flannel for overshirts, corduroy in multiple wale counts, oxford and twill for cleaner builds, cotton canvas for workwear pieces. Fabric weight and hand are confirmed on swatches before sampling.

Jiashun produces custom woven shirts in Humen, Dongguan — flannels, camp collars, corduroy and workwear builds developed from your tech pack, reference sample or photo. MOQ starts at 50 pieces; the final minimum and colorway breakdown are confirmed after project review, samples ship in 10-15 working days, and bulk takes 20-30 working days after sample approval.
The shirts streetwear brands actually sell — brushed flannels, boxy camp collars, corduroy button-ups, canvas overshirts — are construction pieces, not dress shirts. Fabric, collar shape, pocket layout, buttons and fit carry the design. We run these as cut-and-sew programs alongside the tees, fleece and denim we produce for the same brands: send your reference and get a formal quotation after sufficient project details are reviewed, with no obligation. We are a 3,000 m² factory backed by 10+ years of clothing design and production experience.
Most shirt programs start with a paid sample. Pricing is confirmed after project review; you approve fabric, collar, buttons and fit on a physical garment before bulk starts, and project-specific production updates are agreed before work begins.

Send a tech pack, reference shirt or photos. We review fabric, collar build, trims and decoration, then send a formal quotation with sample cost and lead times.
We source the fabric, cut the pattern and sew your sample — real buttons, labels and packing details included, not a mockup.
Check fabric hand, collar shape, fit and construction on the physical shirt. Revisions are scoped and quoted before anything moves.
Bulk follows the approved sample as the production standard — fabric, collar press, stitching and trims are checked against it in-line.
Final inspection, folding, polybags and carton marks follow your spec. Shipping method, timing, cost, and trade terms are confirmed for the project and destination.
Brushed flannel for overshirts, corduroy in multiple wale counts, oxford and twill for cleaner builds, cotton canvas for workwear pieces. Fabric weight and hand are confirmed on swatches before sampling.
Camp / cuban collars for boxy summer shirts, button-down collars for cleaner staples, and workwear collars on canvas builds. Collar shape, front placket and pocket layout are pattern decisions we lock at design review.
Chest and back-yoke embroidery, all-over prints on camp shirts, patches and appliqué on overshirts. Woven fabrics take embroidery especially well — placement and density are proofed on the sample.
Garment wash for a softer hand, enzyme finishes on flannel and corduroy, and vintage effects on canvas. Wash development runs on the sample so bulk follows an approved standard.
Cut-and-sew woven programs with MOQ starting at 50 pieces and the final minimum confirmed after project review — fabric, collar, buttons and fit to your spec.
| Build | Fabric | Construction notes | What it suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flannel shirt / overshirt | Brushed cotton flannel | Boxy fit, chest pockets, optional quilted lining | Cold-season drops and layering pieces |
| Camp / cuban collar shirt | Cotton, rayon blends, printed fabrics | Open collar, boxy body, short or long sleeve | Summer drops, all-over prints, resort looks |
| Corduroy shirt | Cotton corduroy, multiple wales | Button-up or overshirt build, contrast buttons | Texture-led autumn staples |
| Workwear shirt-jacket | Cotton canvas or heavy twill | Patch pockets, heavier stitching, snap or button front | Workwear-inflected lines and overshirt programs |
| Oxford / twill button-down | Oxford or twill weaves | Cleaner silhouette, button-down collar | Elevated staples next to a streetwear line |
Review the fit, material, decoration and approval decisions that support a clearer custom shirts brief.
When 100% cotton is a technical requirement, when a blend serves the design better, and why fiber content is not a quality grade on its own.
Read guide →Fabric & WashScreens lie and dye lots drift. How garment color really gets specified — physical references, Pantone, and a controlled sample check that locks it.
Read guide →Sourcing GuidesHow to build a production-ready size chart from a reference garment in two hours, what grading actually does, and the tolerance numbers nobody puts on Instagram.
Read guide →Reference styles
Browse existing custom shirts styles as starting points, then send your fit, fabric, artwork and quantity requirements for a custom quote.
Product catalog

Men's Shirts
This retro streetwear shirt pairs an oversized cropped fit with blue-yellow plaid patchwork, graphic print details, and a button front in breathable fabric.

Men's Shirts
This vintage shirt features a brown and white grid checkered pattern with button detailing, cut in an oversized boxy fit for high-street hip-hop styling. Ready for your branding.

Men's Shirts
This loose-fitting short sleeve plaid shirt features unique frog buttons for a distinctive look. The relaxed cut and classic plaid pattern make it a standout piece.

Men's Shirts
This boxy, cropped flannel shirt combines a knitted cotton construction with an acid-washed plaid pattern. It features a button-up front, long sleeves, and is ready for your logo.

Men's Shirts
This flannel shirt features a vintage acid wash finish on a cotton check plaid pattern, with full long sleeves and a design ready for your logo.

Men's Shirts
Made from cotton flannel, this shirt offers a check plaid pattern with a vintage acid wash and a full-cut, long-sleeve silhouette. Ready for your logo.

Men's Shirts
A plaid polo shirt with short sleeves, a button-up front, and a boxy fit for a relaxed, casual look.

Men's Shirts
This heavyweight boxy-fit polo shirt features retro striped panels and a screen-printed logo ready for your branding, with a distinct printed bottom-up design.

Men's Shirts
This oversized, cropped, and boxy flannel shirt features a button-up front and is offered in your selected color, perfect for autumn layering.

Men's Shirts
Double-layer flannel plaid meets waffle texture in this thermal button shirt with embroidery accents and long sleeves.

Men's Shirts
This oversize flannel shirt is crafted from cotton with a plaid pattern and button patchwork details. The long sleeves and relaxed fit make it a casual staple, and it's ready for your branding.

Men's Shirts
This short sleeve t-shirt is made from cotton and features DTG printing for vibrant graphics, making it ideal for summer.
Use these focused process pages to check fabric, artwork, fit, finishing and packing questions before sending a custom shirts brief.
Match flannel, corduroy, oxford or twill to the shirt build and season.
Review process →Translate boxy, relaxed or regular shirt fits into production measurements.
Review process →Plan chest, back-yoke, collar or sleeve embroidery before sample approval.
Review process →Check buttons, collar press, labels, folding and export packing standards.
Review process →MOQ starts at 50 pieces. The final minimum and colorway breakdown depend on the product, fabric, wash, and customization, and are confirmed in the quotation.
Sample pricing and delivery are confirmed after project review.
Samples take 10-15 working days and bulk production takes 20-30 working days after sample approval. Delivery timing is confirmed by destination and shipping method.
Yes — printed fabric is sourced or printed to your artwork, and pattern pieces are cut for placement. The sample proves the repeat and placement before bulk.
Boxy and relaxed patterns are the core of our shirt work — dropped shoulders, wider bodies, shorter lengths. Send a reference garment or measurement chart and we cut to it.
Look at what the factory actually cuts. Most shirt makers are set up for dress shirts — fine fabrics, slim fits — and struggle with brushed flannel, corduroy and boxy streetwear patterns. Ask for fabric swatches plus MOQ, sample cost and both lead times in writing before you commit.
Payment methods, payment terms, shipping method, and trade terms are confirmed in the formal quotation and invoice for each project.