Design direction
Checked & flannel shirts
Develop the brushed handfeel, check scale and relaxed or boxy shape. Agree how the pattern should meet at visible seams and pockets.
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Custom Shirt Manufacturer for Streetwear Brands
Custom button-ups and overshirts for your collection. Start with the fabric and collar, then develop the body shape, pockets, buttons and decoration around your reference.
MOQ 50 pieces per style, per color.
01 / Start with the fabric character
Custom shirt fabrics: a collection begins with the cloth.
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Design direction
Patchwork & graphic shirts
Mark each fabric panel, colour and artwork placement. Review the joins and graphic scale on the finished shirt.
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Design direction
Boxy overshirts
Plan the body and sleeve room for layering, then choose the cloth, pockets and button or snap closure.
02 / Choose the neckline
Custom shirt collars: the collar changes the whole shirt.
These construction illustrations help name the direction. Collar shape, scale and support are developed on your sample.
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03 / Resolve the finishing details
Custom shirt construction: follow the check.
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Plan the collar and pattern →Sample approval
Check it buttoned, open and layered.
A reference shirt, clear photos or a tech pack can start the development review.
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Custom Shirt
Let’s develop your custom shirt.
Send your reference, requirements or tech pack. We review the details before confirming feasibility, the quotation and sample plan.
- Fabric, collar, fit, buttons and decoration
- Share the reference and the specifications you already have. We can review the open decisions with you.
- Quantity, sizes & colours
- List the intended breakdown so material availability can be checked.
- Delivery country & timing
- Share your destination and target date so sampling and production can be planned.
Attach your tech pack, reference images or artwork now, or describe the project in the form.
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Jiashun · Humen, Dongguan · 3,000 m² factory · 10+ years of clothing design and production experience. New styles normally use a paid sample. Sample charges and delivery are confirmed in the project quotation.
Inside the factory
See the cut-and-sew floor at our factory in Humen, Dongguan.
Questions & answers
Before we make your sample
What is the MOQ for custom shirts?
MOQ is 50 pieces per style, per color.
How much does a shirt sample cost?
Sample pricing and delivery are confirmed after project review.
How long does shirt production take?
Simple samples take 10-18 working days after project details are confirmed. Bulk production takes 20-30 working days after sample approval. Delivery timing is confirmed by destination and shipping method.
Can you do all-over prints on camp shirts?
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.
What fits do you cut for streetwear shirts?
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.
How do I compare custom shirt manufacturers?
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.
What payment methods do you accept?
Payment methods, payment terms, shipping method, and trade terms are confirmed in the formal quotation and invoice for each project.
Guides for planning this product
Review the fit, material, decoration and approval decisions that support a clearer custom shirts brief.
Does 100% Cotton Matter? Fiber Content Decisions for Streetwear
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.
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Why Your Black Isn’t My Black: How Color Actually Gets Locked in Garment Production
Screens lie and dye lots drift. How garment color really gets specified — physical references, Pantone, and a controlled sample check that locks it.
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Building a Size Chart for Your First Collection: A Factory Walkthrough
Build a production-ready size chart from a reference garment: define every point of measurement, grade deliberately, set project-specific tolerances, and carry the approved fit into bulk.
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