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Development reference
M-01 · Men’s regular straight
Clean indigo development reference
Manufacturing scope
The work behind the garment
Pattern, cutting and sewing are handled in our workshop in Dachong, Zhongshan. Washing is scheduled as a controlled process — either in an in-house wash workshop or with a long-term washing partner named in the order plan. We do not spin yarn or weave denim; fabric is sourced against the approved specification, and any fabric change requires a new approval sample.
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Scope boundary
We do
- Pattern development and grading for men’s and women’s jeans
- Cutting, sewing, finishing support and packing
- Wash development and sample matching (route named in the order plan)
We can assist with
- Sourcing fabric and hardware to your specification
- Leather patches, main labels and care labels from your artwork
We do not claim
- Yarn spinning or denim weaving
- Retail single-pair sales
- Counterfeit or unauthorised copies of protected brands
- Presenting a managed washing partner as a secret in-house plant
From pattern to shipment
Each step in brief. The full process is described on How we work.
- 1Brief. Tech pack, measurable sample or named public reference.
- 2Pattern & grading. Base size first; then grade — large sizes are not a simple proportional blow-up.
- 3Fabric incoming. Check mill quality against the approved specification before cutting.
- 4Cutting. Marker, grainline, shrinkage allowance and written size set.
- 5Sewing. Construction against the approved sample.
- 6Wash. Agreed wash route; responsible workshop named in the order plan.
- 7After-wash measure & press. Measure with the agreed method; press for inspection.
- 8Final inspection. Against the approved sample and the order inspection plan.
- 9Packing. Size ratio, fold method, polybag and carton marks before release.
Pattern & cutting
| Topic | What we need clear |
|---|---|
| Buyer inputs | Send a tech pack or a measurable sample. Mark whether waist is taken at the top of the waistband or at mid-band, and whether inseam includes the waistband. |
| Development output | We develop the base size first, then grade. Large sizes are not a simple proportional blow-up. |
| Before cutting | Unwritten changes are not cut. The latest written specification is the cutting document. |
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Illustrative placeholder, not a verified facility photograph. Factory photograph forthcoming.
Sewing & construction
| Topic | How we work |
|---|---|
| Construction details | Seams, pocket placement, belt loops, fly setting and reinforcement are checked against the approved sample. |
| Trims & branding | Buttons, rivets, zippers, patches and labels are specified at sampling. We do not use another brand’s marks as default display. |
| Production reference | Bulk follows the approved garment, not a mood image. |
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Washing handoff
After sewing, unwashed garments — often called raw jeans in the workshop — move into the agreed wash route. The order plan names the responsible workshop, the approved wash standard, the process route and the inspection owner, including any specialist washing partner.
Specify the responsible workshop, approved reference, process route and inspection owner in the order plan — including any specialist washing partner. We do not describe a partner as a secret in-house plant.
Wash-floor photography is held back until written permission is confirmed for any partner site. Open the wash studio for shade and process detail.
Inspection & packing
Workshop actions on this page; testing vocabulary on Quality.
| Topic | What this page covers | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Garment checks | After-wash measurements, seam allowance, reinforcement, shade range, trim positions, appearance | Quality |
| Buyer testing | Shrinkage, colourfastness, strength and chemical tests follow the methods you and the laboratory agree | Quality |
| Packing & release | Size ratio, fold, polybag, carton marks, pre-shipment check | Packing & shipping |
After-wash measurements, workmanship and packing are checked against the approved sample before release. Laboratory methods and checkpoint detail live on the Quality page.
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Cutting & sewing checkpoints
Summary for buyers who need to see what the workshop watches. The full six-stage quality checkpoints are on the Quality page.
| Stage | What we check | Why buyers care | Common failure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Relax & panel check | Fabric relaxed before cut; skew; left/right panel match | A skewed cut cannot be sewn straight later | Rushing without relax time; mismatched legs |
| Stripe / shade match | Twill direction; shade lots within one garment | Dark denim rolls can differ | Mixing mill lots in one pair |
| Stitch & symmetry | Back pockets, openings, fly, belt-loop spacing | First thing inspectors look at | Skipped stitches, floating thread, random thread colour |
| Stress points | Pocket corners, crotch, waistband, fly stop | Where wash and wear tear first | Missing reinforcement agreed on the sample |
| Hardware setting | Button without fabric cut; zipper run; rivet burrs | Hardware failures stop tests or trigger returns | Wrong die; coating that fails wash |
What buyers should provide
OEM
- Tech pack or measurable physical sample
- Finished measurement chart
- Construction notes
- Wash reference
- Target sales market
- Estimated quantity
- Timing stated as ex-factory, shipment or arrival
ODM
- Preferred style number (for example M-01, W-01 or M-02)
- Changes you want: rise, inseam, leg opening, wash, patch and labels
Enquiry product-notes field: Composition and weight, fit and size breakdown, wash, labels, testing and packing requirements.
Related samples
Manufacturing detail always follows the approved sample, not these cards alone.
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Development reference
W-01 · Women’s high-rise wide leg
Vintage blue development reference
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Development reference
M-02 · Men’s relaxed straight
Washed black development reference
What we confirm and what we do not claim
What we confirm
- Patterns follow the buyer’s measuring method
- Bulk follows the approved sample
- Wash responsibility is written into the order plan (in-house or managed washing partner)
What we do not claim
- We do not claim an automated cutter with zero error
- We do not claim any fabric can take any hole programme
- We do not show an unverified equipment brand wall
- We do not publish prices, certificate numbers, monthly capacity or audit badges we have not verified