Jiashun's private-label service is made-to-order custom men's streetwear finished with the labels, tags and packing approved for the project. MOQ starts at 50 pieces and the final minimum is confirmed after product review. Simple samples typically take 10-18 working days after the required inputs and scope are confirmed; complex styles or processes take longer.
Labels, tags and packing are scoped with the garment order and tied to named artwork, component and approval records. The quotation should state what is included, what remains open and which physical components the sample will carry.
Typical buyer problems
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How it works
A made-to-order garment built to an approved product specification and finished with the project-scoped branding and packing components. The quotation should identify which labels, tags, unit packing and carton requirements apply; exclusivity and permitted reuse remain separate written terms.
In our comparison guide, white label starts from an identified finished blank, while private label is made to an approved brand specification. Neither route name decides price, speed, MOQ, ownership or exclusivity; compare the actual scope and record those rights separately.
A project may include a neck label or print, size identification, care/content label, hem or sleeve tag, hang tag, unit pack and carton records. Applicability, artwork, material, placement, market scope and required physical evidence are approved component by component.
Labels and packing components have their own specifications, supplier conditions and approval evidence. The quote should identify whether each item is included, buyer-supplied, subject to a component minimum or priced separately, while final market wording remains under the brand or importer’s review authority.
Approved artwork and component records can be proposed for another style, but their applies-to scope must be checked. A different garment, market, channel, size system or packing requirement can reopen placement, copy, material or physical-sample approval.
The numbers
| Component | Options | Specced where |
|---|---|---|
| Neck label | Woven or printed, sewn placement to spec | Package spec + physical evidence |
| Care / content label | Buyer-approved copy and market/language scope | Package spec + artwork |
| Hem / sleeve tag | Woven loop or flat tag, placement to spec | Package spec + physical evidence |
| Hang tag | Your artwork and stock, strung or pinned | Package spec + artwork |
| Polybag & size sticker | Per-piece packing where approved | Package + packing spec |
| Carton marks | Buyer-approved order and shipping data | Carton-marking spec |
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MOQ starts at 50 pieces, with the label and packaging scope, final minimum, and colorway breakdown confirmed in the quotation after project review.
Send the available vector artwork and intended label types. Project review should resolve manufacturability, missing copy, placement and component scope. The quotation should identify which approved items it includes and any supplier conditions that apply.
No. Our standard service is made-to-order full-package and cut-and-sew production: the garment is built to an approved specification and then finished with the project-scoped branding. Decorating or relabeling ready-made blanks is not our standard service.
In our guide, white label starts from an identified finished blank, while private label is made to an approved brand specification. Price, speed, MOQ, ownership and exclusivity depend on the actual supplier, scope and written terms rather than the route name.
Yes, when the approved physical components are ready for that sample. The quotation and sample record should identify which labels, tags or packing items are represented and which remain open.
Tell us the destination markets and provide buyer-approved care and content copy. We can flag missing fields, check placement and manufacturability, and reproduce the approved revision; the brand or importer should validate the final legal wording and market scope.
Simple samples typically take 10-18 working days after required inputs and scope are confirmed; complex styles or processes take longer. Bulk typically takes 20-30 working days after the applicable approval and material confirmation. Revisions, label-component readiness and delivery are project-specific clocks.