Full-service apparel production
Custom apparel manufacturing 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.
Direct factory and supplier-owned production partner means the sourcing conversation stays with the team that manages development, materials, production, QC, and export handoff. Meiting Garments is the direct supplier for custom apparel programs, not a third-party supplier directory or logo wall built around unrelated partner claims.
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 a custom apparel manufacturer, private label clothing manufacturer China, or custom hoodie manufacturer low MOQ option, we route each inquiry to the right production path: full cut-and-sew development, branded private label production, or focused small-batch hoodie sampling and bulk.
MOQ Guide
Typical bulk MOQ starts from 150 pcs per style/color for most cut-and-sew programs, including T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, and jackets. MOQ may vary depending on fabric construction, custom dyeing, woven or embroidered trims, and decoration method. For development-stage brands placing smaller initial orders, contact us to discuss your program - some materials and constructions support lower entry quantities.
Ideal For
Materials
Garment fabrics: heavyweight cotton jersey (180-280 GSM), fleece (300-420 GSM), French terry, brushed fleece, ripstop nylon, twill, woven shirting, rib knit, and stretch blends. Recycled cotton and recycled polyester blends are available for sustainability-focused programs.
Trims and branding: custom woven labels, printed care labels, woven patches, embroidered badges, screen print, heat transfer, puff print, garment wash treatments, metal hardware, drawcords, zippers, and branded hangtags.
Packaging: individual polybags, folded packing, hanger packing, tissue, cartons, and retail-ready packaging by SKU.
Category Scope
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 10-18 working 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 25-45 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.
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, and launch timeline. For streetwear programs, we also review decoration methods such as screen print placement, embroidery positioning, and patch attachment during this stage. You receive a written production summary and quote within 2-3 business days.
Before cutting a single sample, we source or confirm every material in the bill of materials. For heavyweight fleece hoodies or French terry sweatshirts, we select fabric from approved mills and submit a fabric swatch for your approval. Custom trims - woven labels, hangtags, drawcords, zippers, and rib knit - are sourced in parallel to avoid delays between sampling and bulk. If you require recycled or certified materials, we identify compliant options and confirm availability against your timeline.
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 run under the same production team that handled your sample. Inline QC checks happen at key stages - post-cutting, mid-sew, and finishing - before a final AQL-style inspection covers measurements, shade, decoration placement, labeling, packing method, and carton marks. Goods are packed by SKU, carton weights and dimensions are confirmed, and export documentation is prepared. We hand off to your nominated freight agent or arrange export on your behalf.
Quality Control
QC for streetwear and menswear programs covers fabric weight verification, shade consistency across the bulk dye lot, cutting accuracy against the approved pattern, stitching tension, seam strength at stress points, print registration and coverage, embroidery thread consistency, woven label placement, care label accuracy, and final measurements against the approved spec sheet.
Before shipment, a final AQL-style inspection reviews a statistically sampled quantity of finished units. Any garments outside tolerance are either reworked or replaced before the order ships. A QC report with photos is shared before we confirm the export handoff.
Typical Use Cases
A US streetwear brand sends reference hoodies and a graphic layout for a seasonal drop of four styles - two hoodies and two heavyweight tees. We source 380 GSM brushed fleece and 260 GSM cotton jersey, develop samples with screen print and embroidered patch branding, approve fit across sizes S-2XL, and deliver bulk goods in time for a planned launch window.
A European menswear label needs a repeatable core program: heavyweight crewneck sweatshirts and coach jackets in three colorways per season. We hold approved base patterns, source consistent fabric batches each season, and produce against a rolling production calendar so the brand can reorder with a shorter lead time on subsequent runs.
A new brand has mood board references and a target retail price but no tech pack. We help build the spec, develop samples, and stage a first bulk run across two styles at 150 pieces each - enough to test the market without overcommitting inventory.
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 as a buyer decision path before RFQ: confirm category fit, MOQ, sample route, QC ownership, export handoff, and the relevant case study or factory process trust asset before comparing price with another manufacturer.
When buyers compare factories, review product range, MOQ, sample process, fabric and technique options, QC controls, case studies, factory process videos, RFQ requirements, and whether one team manages development through export.
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.
Bulk MOQ typically starts at 150 pcs per style/color for most fleece and jersey programs. The exact MOQ depends on fabric type, dyeing method, decoration, labels, and packaging. If your program is below this range, contact us with your brief - some constructions and stock fabric programs support smaller entry quantities for development-stage brands.
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.
Our factory can share customer-facing GRS, OCS, and BSCI documentation for buyer review, including GRS (Global Recycled Standard) and OCS (Organic Content Standard) paperwork where it applies to the sourcing route. For material and product compliance requests, we can also provide OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 and RoHS documents where they match the fabric or product route being sourced.
Send us whatever you have - a reference garment, photos, a mood board, or even a written description of the product you want to build. We will review the brief, identify what production details are needed, and send a written summary of what we can produce, at what MOQ, and at what estimated cost range. There is no fee for the initial review.
Private label clothing manufacturing in China with custom labels, trims, packaging, samples, bulk production, QC, and delivery for apparel brands.
Tech Pack to ProductionMove from tech pack to production with sample development, material sourcing, costing, fit comments, pre-production approval, bulk QC, and delivery.
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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.No formal documentation required to start the conversation.
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