Jiashun / Drops & capsules
Plan and produce each drop or capsule with one factory: fit, fabric, decoration and packing coordinated across every style, so the whole release is ready together.
MOQ 50 pieces per style, per color.
Sample study / 01
Texture. Fit. Finish.
01 / Build the collection
Start with a statement piece or plan a capsule. Keep the fit, colour and artwork direction connected across styles.
Heavyweight fleece / custom proportions
Boxy jersey / statement graphics
Wide-leg silhouettes / wash development
Coordinated colour / tops and bottoms
Garment and styling references. Each project is developed to your own specifications.
02 / Make it unmistakably yours
A fabric weight, a shoulder line, a graphic you can feel. Resolve the details on a physical sample before they define the whole run.
Detail / 01
Explore 350–500 gsm fleece and heavyweight jersey. Review composition, knit structure and handfeel together, then approve the fabric for your garment. Coordinated camo and all-over-print fabric families are matched across tops and bottoms from dye-lot-controlled runs, so a drop’s pieces read as one set.
Fabric sourcing
Detail / 02
Boxy, cropped or oversized starts with the pattern. Define body width, length, shoulder drop and size grading from your measurements or reference garment.
Pattern & fit development
Detail / 03
Bring print, embroidery, patches and labels into one sample. Check artwork scale, placement and compatibility with the fabric and wash before bulk.
Printing & artwork
03 / Develop the finish
Bring the vintage tone, fade or washed handfeel you are after. We review the fabric and finish together, then develop the direction on a physical sample.
04 / From reference to release
Build your calendar around sample approval, revisions, production and delivery. Confirm the full schedule in your project quotation.
01 / 04
Brief & quotation
Share your styles, references, quantity by colour and size, and target launch. We review feasibility and confirm the project scope.
02 / 04
Simple samples: 10–18 working days
Your comments go into a revised sample when needed; the approved sample becomes the bulk standard.
03 / 04
Bulk: 20–30 working days
Bulk timing starts after approval. Confirm the fabric, fit, artwork, wash and labels as the production reference.
04 / 04
Delivery quoted by destination
Agree quality checkpoints, packing and shipping terms. Allow for transit time when setting your launch date.
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Before your first sample
Yes. Send reference garments, flat measurements or fit notes so oversized, boxy, cropped or wide-leg proportions can be reviewed in sampling.
Yes. Printing, embroidery, patches, labels and wash effects can be reviewed together, with feasibility confirmed by fabric and artwork details.
Yes. Wash and garment dye effects can vary by fabric and colour, so sample approval should guide bulk production.
MOQ starts at 50 pieces per style, per color. A focused first drop usually gives a clearer demand signal than spreading inventory across too many variants.
Send the photo or the garment. We engineer toward it on the sample — wash recipes are developed per fabric, and the approved sample plus tolerance notes become the bulk standard.
Yes. The approved pattern, materials and finishing standards are reused, so development work and its cost are not repeated, and production starts from the approved standard.
Check what the factory develops in-house. A brand manufacturer should handle pattern making, sampling, fabric sourcing, printing, embroidery and washing under one roof — otherwise a "drop" is really four suppliers on one launch date. Before committing, confirm MOQ per style and per colour, sample cost, and both lead times in writing, and approve a physical sample made to your own measurements.
Buyer guides
Use these guides to prepare the specifications, approvals and trade-offs behind this buyer path.
GSM measures finished fabric mass per area—not thickness, quality or finished garment weight. Compare candidate fabrics fairly, estimate component mass, and approve the actual garment sample.
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The five decoration methods compared where it counts: the 24-piece cost crossover, a method-by-fabric matrix, color capabilities, and a decision tree — from the factory floor that runs all five.
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A Dongguan streetwear factory compares vintage wash, garment dye, and acid wash: look, fabric needs, shrinkage, cost, and why sampling locks your tone.
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