What is your MOQ for private label clothing?
MOQ starts at 50 pieces per style, per color.
Private Label Streetwear Manufacturer
Custom men's clothing developed to your spec in Humen, Dongguan, then finished with your labels, tags and packing — kept in step across every color and size in a drop.
Request a Private Label Quote Explore the branding details
From garment to package
Build your branding one detail at a time.
You do not need every component. Choose the details your product needs, then confirm their material, dimensions, artwork and placement.
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On the garment
Neck and size labels. Woven or printed directions, dimensions, fold and sewn position.
Care and content labels. Your approved wording, composition, language and market requirements.
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At the point of sale
Hem and sleeve tags. Small woven details with placement and attachment confirmed.
Hang tags. Artwork, card stock, size, hole position and attachment.
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Inside the shipment
Unit packing. Folding, polybag and size-sticker requirements where included.
Carton marks. Carton quantities, size breakdown and approved shipping information.
The product comes first
Custom garments with your branding.
Our private-label service develops the garment to an approved specification. Fit, fabric and decoration are part of the project alongside the labels and packing. The garment is built through cut and sew; release it as a drop, or run the whole line as an OEM program.
Confirm what is included
The quote should name each garment, label and packing component, including any separate cost, supplier minimum or buyer-supplied item.
Approve the physical details
Check label texture, legibility, size and placement. Confirm which components the garment sample will carry.
Set the order breakdown
Standard garment orders start at 50 pieces per style, per color, with up to four sizes.
Plan for the next style
Existing artwork can be reviewed for reuse. Different garments, size systems or markets may need changes to labels or packing.
Brief → sample → approval
Keep the garment and branding in step.
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Share the complete brief
Send the target styles, logo files, component ideas, quantity per colour and destination.
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Review the sample scope
Confirm artwork versions, materials and which labels or tags will be ready for the physical sample.
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Approve for production
Sign off the garment and applicable components. Bulk takes 20–30 working days after sample approval.
Questions & answers
Before we make your sample
Can you produce our labels from a logo file?
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.
Is this relabeling of stock garments?
No. Our standard service is made-to-order custom production with full-package garment and your labels, tags and packing. Decorating or relabeling stock blanks is not our service.
What is the difference between private label and OEM?
Private label: your labels, tags and packing on a garment developed to your spec for your brand. OEM: the full program built from your pattern, fabric and fit, of which private-label finishing is one part.
Can samples include the real labels?
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.
Can you match care label requirements for our market?
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.
How long does a private label order take?
Simple samples take 10-18 working days. Bulk takes 20-30 working days after sample approval.
Buyer guides
Guides for the next sourcing decision.
Use these guides to prepare the specifications, approvals and trade-offs behind this buyer path.
Private Label Packaging Guide: Control Unit, Inner and Carton Specs
Define a project-specific private label package and control every label, unit pack, optional inner pack and shipping carton without assuming a universal bundle.
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Garment Sample Approval Checklist: One Comment Sheet, One Revision Trail
Inspect a garment sample in 15 steps, then carry every measured, photo-linked comment through response, verification and closure without losing the history.
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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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