01 / Composition comes first
Recycled fabric direction
Share the recycled fibre requirement, intended garment and blend direction. Review candidate fleece or jersey fabrics against weight, handfeel and colour.
Material-led streetwear / Start with the requirement
Sustainable Streetwear Manufacturer
Build your streetwear brief around the fabric requirement. Recycled fleece and jersey, certified fabric options, weight and handfeel are reviewed together before material selection and sampling.
MOQ 50 pieces per style, per color.
Your material brief
Composition.
Weight.
Handfeel.
Documentation.
The photograph shows texture only. It does not establish recycled content or certification.
01 / Specify what matters
Put the requirement next to the fabric spec.
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 (Class I) certified fabric options and GRS-certified recycled fabrics are available. Availability and the material selected for your order are confirmed during sourcing.
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02 / Keep the evidence connected
A clear requirement needs a clear material record.
Keep the fabric identification, requested documentation and approved sample together so later decisions refer to the same material.
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Brief
Garment, composition, target weight, handfeel, colour and any named standard.
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Sourcing review
Candidate fabric identification, availability and the documentation relevant to your requirement.
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Approved sample
The chosen fabric made into the garment with your fit, decoration, wash and labels.
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Production confirmation
The approved material reference and project requirements carried into the order.
03 / Review the whole garment
Fabric selection is one part of the finished product.
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The offer here is for reviewed fabric options. Confirm the scope of any finished-product claim separately before printing labels or marketing materials.
Sample approval
Approve the material and the garment together.
A clear brief gives fabric sourcing and sample development a concrete set of requirements to review.
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Material-led Streetwear
Let’s review your fabric requirement.
Send your reference, requirements or tech pack. We review the details before confirming feasibility, the quotation and sample plan.
- Garment, composition, weight and documentation requirement
- 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
Can I order GRS-certified recycled fleece for a hoodie run?
Yes. GRS-certified recycled fabrics are available — specify the requirement in the project brief alongside fabric type and weight, and it is confirmed during fabric sourcing and locked on the approved sample.
Does choosing sustainable fabric change the MOQ or lead time?
The quoting flow is the same as any other fabric spec, with MOQ 50 pieces per style, per color. Stock options are the simplest path; special weights, colours or finishes can affect sourcing and sample timing the same way they do for any fabric choice.
Which recycled fabrics are available?
Recycled polyester fleece and jersey are the most common starting points for streetwear programs. Blends and weights are confirmed against the brief during fabric sourcing.
How do I specify certified fabric in a brief?
Name the standard next to the fabric spec — for example "GRS-certified recycled polyester fleece" — the same way weight, handfeel and colour are specified.
How does small-batch production reduce overstock?
A 50-piece run lets a brand launch a colourway against real demand instead of warehousing inventory it has not sold. When a drop sells through, repeat production follows the approved sample as its standard.
Guides for planning this product
Review the fit, material, decoration and approval decisions that support a clearer sustainable streetwear brief.
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