Custom Clothing Manufacturing FAQ

Our usual MOQ is 100 pcs per style and color. It can change a little depending on the fabric, garment style, color count and production setup.

Sometimes. It is easier when the fabric is available, the garment is not too complex and the decoration or packaging setup is simple. Send the project details and we will check if it is workable.

Small batches still require sourcing, setup, sampling, print or embroidery preparation, label work, QC and packing. Lower total quantity spreads those fixed tasks over fewer garments.

We can give a rough direction if the garment type is clear. A real quote needs fabric or GSM target, quantity by style and color, size range, process, packaging and delivery country.

No. Custom apparel pricing changes with fabric, GSM, construction, printing, embroidery, washing, labels, packaging, quantity and shipping method.

Send reference photos or a tech pack, fabric direction, quantity by style and color, size range, logo or label requirements, packaging needs, delivery country and target date.

Yes, for a first discussion. The final price still needs confirmed fabric, measurements, construction, decoration, packaging and quantity.

Do not let AI decide the fabric or GSM by itself. Buy or find a physical sample you like first. Once you have touched the fabric, it is much easier to choose the right weight, handfeel and construction.

Yes. We can review fabric composition, GSM, handfeel, color, lining, rib, zippers, buttons, elastic, drawcords and other garment-building trims for custom apparel projects.

We can review a physical sample or clear reference photos and look for a close production route. Exact matching depends on fabric availability, construction and finishing.

Yes. We can discuss main labels, care labels, hangtags, packaging bags, stickers and carton marks together with the garment project.

Yes, but clearer input saves time. Send references, the garment type, target buyer, quantity and the details you already know. We can help turn that into a sample brief.

We can use references to understand fit, fabric, construction and style direction. We do not recommend copying protected artwork, labels or brand-specific details.

Yes, depending on the garment and artwork. Screen printing, digital printing, puff print, embroidery, tie-dye, garment dyeing and washing processes should be checked before sampling.

A typical sample takes about 2 weeks after requirements and materials are ready. Complex fabric, dyeing, printing, embroidery or trims can add time.

A normal bulk production guide is about 30-45 days after sample approval. The real schedule depends on material readiness, quantity, processes, QC scope and packing.

Yes. Bulk production should follow the approved physical sample, measurements, materials, colors, decoration and packaging instructions.

We normally provide one free pattern adjustment opportunity. If the change is a major design change or a new requirement, extra sample cost may apply.

If the mistake is clearly caused by our side, we will remake the sample without charging the same sample fee again.

Sometimes, but we need to check fabric, workshop capacity, decoration process and QC timing first. Rush timing should not skip sample approval or quality checks.

They can. Chinese New Year and major holidays may affect material supply, sampling and bulk production. If your launch date is fixed, tell us early.

Typical checks include requirement review, material arrival, cutting, sewing, decoration, measurements, finished garment review, packing and export handoff.

We review the issue and look for a practical solution. Depending on the case, the solution may be compensation, a discount on the next order, replacement, rework or another agreed fix.

We use the approved sample, measurement points, tolerance, fabric confirmation, color reference and in-process checks. Some fabric and dye-lot variation can still happen, so approval standards should be clear before bulk.

Yes, if the inspection scope, standard, timing and report requirements are agreed before production or before shipment.

Relevant factory or audit documents can be requested during project review. The document holder, scope, date and validity should always be checked before relying on them.

If the project needs a specific certificate, tell us the destination market and product requirement first. We need to check whether the certificate applies to the fabric, product or factory involved.

We can discuss the reporting scope before the order. Photos, inspection notes or third-party reports should match the agreed project and QC requirements.

Door-to-door shipping may be possible depending on the destination country, shipment size and shipping route. We should confirm the delivery terms before final quotation.

Yes, after the quantity, carton size, weight, destination and shipping method are clearer. Air, sea and express shipping can produce very different costs.

Shipping cost depends on volume, weight, destination, customs route, fuel cost and delivery service. Small shipments often have a higher per-piece shipping cost.

Yes. Production updates can include material status, sample progress, bulk progress, packing status and shipment preparation, depending on the project scope.

Payment terms are confirmed by project. We normally confirm the payment method, deposit, balance timing and invoice details before production starts.

We still need final approved files and details: garment specs, size range, fabric, color, artwork, labels, packaging, delivery information and any QC requirements.

Canton Fashion is a China-based apparel production partner. We coordinate custom apparel development, sampling, production, QC and export handoff through suitable factory resources.

Common categories include hoodies, T-shirts, shirts, pants, joggers, shorts, dresses, blazers, coats, jackets, abaya and other custom apparel styles.

Canton Fashion mainly supports overseas apparel buyers, including brands and boutiques in markets such as the United States, Australia and Europe.

Yes, if the project is realistic. A new brand should start with a clear product direction, reference sample, target quantity, target market and launch plan.

Yes. You can send reference images or PDF files. JPG, PNG, WebP and PDF are accepted, up to 10 MB per file and 25 MB in total.

Canton Fashion replies 7 days a week. A clear product brief usually gets a more useful first response.

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