Full-service apparel production
Cut-and-sew custom apparel manufacturing in China, built around your product brief.
Meiting Garments is a China-based custom apparel manufacturer for US and European brands that need one factory team to manage fabric sourcing, sample development, bulk production, QC, private label details, and export delivery. Brands searching for a custom apparel manufacturer usually need more than sewing capacity; they need fabric guidance, sampling discipline, MOQ planning, QC, and export coordination under one accountable team. We specialize in heavyweight T-shirts, fleece hoodies, crewneck sweatshirts, coach jackets, and structured outerwear built for streetwear and menswear programs.
One accountable factory team managing development, sourcing, production, QC, and export handoff keeps the project brief, approvals, and production decisions connected from the first review through shipment.
If you have a tech pack, we review it and quote. If you have a reference sample or a sketch, we build the missing production details before sampling starts. Either way, the same production team manages your project from first review to shipment.
For buyers comparing custom apparel, private label, and flexible-MOQ production routes, we match each inquiry with the most suitable development and manufacturing program: full cut-and-sew development, branded private label production, or a focused first-run hoodie program.
Flexible MOQ Guide
Flexible MOQ starts at 150 pcs per style/color. Fabric, color, decoration, trim, packaging, and delivery requirements are confirmed before production.
Ideal For
Materials
Garment directions can include cotton jersey, fleece, French terry, brushed fleece, selected wovens, rib, and stretch blends where the reviewed specification and supplier route fit. Composition, construction, GSM, color, finish, availability, minimums, and any supporting document remain project-specific.
Trims and branding can include woven or printed labels, patches, embroidery, screen print, heat transfer, selected wash treatments, hardware, drawcords, zippers, and hangtags after compatibility review.
Packaging can include folded or hanger packing, polybags, tissue, cartons, SKU labels, and other confirmed project requirements.
Category Scope
A cut-and-sew program starts with the garment specification rather than a stock blank. We develop or review the pattern, grade the size range, source fabric and trims, cut and sew the sample, test wash or decoration, approve labels and packing, and inspect bulk production against the approved standard. This route is for custom wholesale and private label programs rather than selling ready-made blank inventory.
Heavyweight and standard-weight T-shirts in crew neck and extended neck cuts. We work with 180-280 GSM cotton jersey and cotton-polyester blends, with drop shoulder, boxy fit, and regular fit constructions available. Decoration options include screen print, embroidery, heat transfer, and puff print. Suitable for core basics programs and graphic-heavy seasonal drops.
Custom hoodies and crewneck sweatshirts in fleece and French terry, including pullover and zip-through constructions. GSM range typically runs from 300-420. We support oversized fits, kangaroo pockets, ribbed cuffs and hem, contrast stitching, and custom lining details. Branding options include embroidery, woven patches, and screen print on chest, sleeve, and back panels.
Coach jackets, bomber jackets, track jackets, and structured outerwear in woven, ripstop, and twill fabrics. We handle full lining, custom hardware, rib trim, snap buttons, and custom shell materials. Suitable for statement pieces within a menswear or streetwear collection.
Matching hoodie-and-jogger sets, track suit programs, and co-ord collections built around consistent fabric batches to ensure shade and weight consistency across pieces in the same set.
Lead Time
Sampling typically takes 10–25 calendar days after fabric, construction, and branding details are confirmed. For programs requiring custom dyeing or specialty fabrics, allow additional sourcing time before the sample clock starts.
Bulk production typically takes 20–30 days after sample approval, depending on order size, fabric availability, and decoration complexity. We confirm a production calendar before bulk begins so you have a clear ship date to plan against. Typical sample planning window: 10–25 calendar days after the product scope, materials, and approval inputs are confirmed. Complex fabrics, washes, trims, or decoration may extend the cycle. Standard bulk production: approximately 20–30 days after sample and material approval. Complex washes, custom fabrics, special trims, extensive decoration, or custom packaging: approximately 45–60 days. Final timing is confirmed after reviewing the tech pack, quantity, materials, and finishing requirements.
Buyer Decision Table
A buyer can start from a complete tech pack or a less complete reference, but missing decisions must be closed before sampling and costing can become reliable.
| Starting input | What the factory must resolve | Approval before the next stage |
|---|---|---|
| Complete tech pack | Review construction, measurements, BOM, artwork, labels, packing, quantity, and any conflicting or unavailable requirement. | Corrected file, confirmed open points, material route, quote scope, and sample objective. |
| Reference garment | Record which measurements, construction details, fabric qualities, and finishes should be retained or changed rather than copying assumptions. | Reference custody, target changes, measurement/spec record, artwork files, and approved fit direction. |
| Sketch, photo, or mood board | Translate visual direction into measurable silhouette, construction, materials, trims, decoration, labels, size range, and packing requirements. | Defined brief, target measurements, acceptable alternatives, sample questions, quantity split, and target market. |
| Bulk handoff | Freeze the approved sample, measurement chart, material and trim list, artwork positions, QC checks, packing rules, and change record. | Written approval, purchase order/SKU matrix, tolerances, packing file, release contact, and freight responsibility. |
Production Flow
Each step is designed to reduce production risk before bulk starts: missing specs, fabric readiness, fit approval, quality checkpoints, and export handoff.
We start by reviewing everything you send - tech packs, reference garments, photos with measurements, or a written brief. If critical production details are missing, we flag them before sampling starts to avoid rework later. We confirm fabric construction and weight, fit direction, sizing system, target cost range, launch timing, and the artwork or trim questions that must be resolved before a useful quote can be prepared.
Before cutting a sample, we source or confirm the materials in the bill of materials. Candidate fabric and trim routes are reviewed through swatches, references, supplier terms, and project-specific documents where applicable. Custom labels, hangtags, drawcords, zippers, rib, packaging, and decoration inputs are tracked separately because their minimums and approval steps may differ from the garment quantity.
We develop a fit sample and send it for your review with a full measurement report against your spec sheet. For menswear and streetwear programs, we pay particular attention to drop shoulder positioning, hem length, sleeve width, and ribbing tension - details that affect how a garment sits and photographs. You review the sample, send fit comments, and we revise until the pre-production sample is approved. No bulk order moves forward without a signed-off pre-production sample.
Bulk cutting, sewing, finishing, and inspection follow the approved project standard. Inline and final checks can cover measurements, shade, construction, decoration placement, labeling, packing method, and carton marks. Exceptions are recorded against the agreed tolerance or reference before release, then goods are packed by SKU and prepared for the confirmed export handoff.
Quality Control
Project QC can cover fabric weight and shade, cutting against the approved pattern, construction and stitching, decoration placement, label and care-detail accuracy, final measurements, packed SKU ratios, and carton marks.
The inspection scope, tolerance, sample size, reporting method, exception handling, and release authority are confirmed for the project rather than implied by an unsupported universal standard.
Public Case and Factory Evidence
The public patchwork long-sleeve case shows how a layered visual reference was translated into measurable panel, sleeve, fabric, and construction decisions before production approval.
This case documents one published development route. It does not establish the same materials, quantity, timing, or result for another order.
Review production caseThe factory process library shows visible CAD pattern, fabric cutting, sewing, decoration, inspection, and packing operations that can be mapped to an approval plan.
The footage verifies visible workflow steps only. It does not prove an order-specific capacity, tolerance, defect rate, lead time, or delivery result.
View factory evidenceFactory Process Evidence
Review the pattern, cutting, and sewing operations that support a cut-and-sew development route before bulk approval.
A factory process clip showing CAD pattern work used to translate approved measurements and construction decisions into a production reference.
Use this evidence to verify that pattern review is part of the development route; the buyer still needs to approve measurements, fit, and sample comments.
What this evidence shows
These assets show real Meiting workflow steps. They do not establish a universal capacity, lead time, defect rate, or customer result.
Deliverables
Sample and bulk production plan with confirmed timeline
Material and trim confirmation with fabric swatches
Fit and measurement review at each sample stage
Bulk production tracking with milestone updates
Final QC report and packing confirmation before shipment
Use this page to compare factories on category fit, MOQ, sample route, QC ownership, export handoff, and relevant case studies or factory video evidence before comparing price with another manufacturer.
Send your design or reference, fabric or GSM target, decoration method, labels and packaging scope, size and color split, estimated quantity, delivery country, launch date, and any proof you need before sample approval. This lets the factory identify missing details before quoting.
Yes. A complete tech pack speeds up the process, but we can start from reference garments, photos, sketches, and target measurements. We build the missing spec details - construction notes, seam types, measurement chart, and trim list - during the brief review stage. You review and approve the spec we create before sampling begins, so nothing goes to fabric until the production direction is agreed.
Our core cut-and-sew programs cover heavyweight T-shirts, pullover and zip-through hoodies, crewneck sweatshirts, coach jackets, bomber jackets, track suits, and jogger pants - the category range most common in streetwear and contemporary menswear collections. We work with both woven and knit constructions depending on the garment and have established mill relationships for heavyweight fleece, French terry, cotton jersey, ripstop, and twill fabrics.
Flexible MOQ starts at 150 pcs per style/color. Fabric, color, decoration, trim, packaging, and delivery requirements are confirmed before production. Some constructions and available-material routes may support a different reviewed quantity, while custom development can require higher supplier minimums.
We support screen print, water-based print, discharge print, embroidery, woven patches, heat transfer, puff print, and garment dyeing. For private label programs, we coordinate custom neck labels, woven side labels, care labels, hangtags, drawcord tips, and custom hardware. Branding details are confirmed and sampled before bulk production begins.
Yes. Oversized, boxy, drop-shoulder, and extended-length constructions are standard requests for streetwear programs. We build the fit spec to your target silhouette using your measurements or a physical reference garment, then confirm the pattern before cutting samples.
Yes. The same production team manages sampling, fit review, pre-production approval, bulk manufacturing, QC, and export packing. You work with one contact across the full process rather than coordinating between separate sample and bulk vendors.
Available files include GRS, OCS, OEKO-TEX, and RoHS certificates and test reports.
Send a reference garment, photos, a mood board, or a written product description together with the target quantity, destination, and timing. We can identify missing production decisions and define the information needed before a project-specific sample route or quotation can be confirmed.
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RFQ Ready
Tech packs, reference photos, size specs, material notes, or a rough brief - we review whatever you can provide and come back with a production path, MOQ range, estimated timeline, and any missing details we need before we can quote. Include the target quantity, destination, and required date. Feasibility, review scope, commercial terms, and timing are confirmed from the submitted brief rather than assumed in advance.
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