Women's Apparel Manufacturing
Dresses, two-piece sets, knitwear and tailored separates produced to your tech pack, your fabric and your label.
Hengtuo has been in textiles since 2015, producing for brands and wholesalers across Europe, South America, the South Pacific and Southeast Asia. Send a photo or a tech pack; we come back with a sample, a price and a delivery date.
Womenswear, menswear, activewear and swimwear run through the same two factories, the same pattern room and the same QC department - which is what keeps a multi-category buy consistent.
Dresses, two-piece sets, knitwear and tailored separates produced to your tech pack, your fabric and your label.
Polo shirts, heavyweight tees, shirt sets and tracksuits cut for European and American size standards.
Yoga sets, sports bras, seamless leggings, tennis dresses and gym rompers in stretch knits with quick-dry finishes.
Soccer jerseys, training kits, gym stringers and summer sports sets with full sublimation, name, number and club badge customisation.
One-piece swimsuits, bikinis, tankinis and plus-size swim dresses in polyamide and spandex blends with removable padding.
Mulberry silk, French linen, cotton eyelet lace, polyester satin, jacquard mesh and stretch knits, sold by the roll or reserved for your production.
Every style below is a real production piece. Any of them can be re-cut in your fabric, your colours and your label.
Different buyers fail at different points. These pages set out the specific risks in each case and how the order is run to avoid them.
Own-brand ranges produced from your tech pack or developed with you from a reference photo.
Yoga sets, sports bras, leggings and gym pieces in stretch knits with quick-dry finishes.
One-piece swimsuits, bikinis and swim dresses in polyamide and spandex blends.
Soccer kits, training sets and club wear with full name, number and badge customisation.
Repeatable programmes across several apparel categories from one supplier.
Silk, linen, cotton eyelet, satin, jacquard and stretch knits supplied by the roll.
Almost nobody loses money on the design. They lose it on a fabric substitution nobody was told about, a size run that only fits in the middle, a sample approved in one workshop and produced in another, or a shipment that clears customs three weeks late.
The way to avoid all four is unglamorous: fix the fabric and the gram weight in writing, grade the block properly, sample and produce in the same factory, and inspect before the carton is sealed. That is the routine here.
Production runs in two joint-venture factories with more than 500 skilled workers between them, so sampling and bulk stay inside the same quality system.
A dedicated QC department inspects after production and again before shipment, which is the stage where measurement and workmanship problems still cost nothing to fix.
Your brand, your woven label, your hang tag and your packaging - private labelling is part of the normal OEM route, not a paid extra.
Samples are produced in 4 to 7 working days after the sample payment clears, and the sample charge is returned against a bulk order.
Shipments go out to Europe, South America, the South Pacific and Southeast Asia, and we track the parcel until it is in your hands.
Send one clear photograph with the details visible and we will work back to a pattern, or our team will design the style with you from scratch.
The eight steps below are the process we publish to every customer, with the real timings attached.
Send one clear picture showing every detail you want, or brief us and we design the style for you.
We come back with an estimated price against the style, the fabric and the quantity you have in mind.
The sample is made to your style, size, structure and material. Sample fee is about USD 5 per piece; courier is roughly USD 25 to 35 by FedEx on a 3 to 5 day service.
You review the sample and comment. Expect more than one round before a final sample is signed off - that is normal and it is cheaper than fixing bulk.
Fabric, colour, size ratio, labelling, packaging and shipping marks are locked before cutting starts.
Bulk production runs 40 to 60 days depending on quantity and fabric availability.
QC inspects before packing. Air freight takes about 12 days, sea freight about 30 days.
We track the shipment until you receive it, and handle customs holds, missing parcels and quality claims directly.
Your brand on a garment we cut, sew, finish and pack - the standard route for most of our customers.
Bring a photograph and a target price; leave with a pattern, a sample and a costing.
More than one sample round is normal, and it is the cheapest place to find a problem.
Silk, linen, cotton, polyester, jacquard and stretch knits - sourced, tested and held against your production.
Digital print, heat-transfer print, sublimation and embroidery applied in-house to the garment they were tested on.
Inspection before packing, then air or sea freight with the shipment tracked to your door.
Buying Guide
Most sourcing failures are visible before the first order if you know which four questions to ask.
Buying Guide
The two words are used loosely in apparel sourcing. The practical difference is who owns the pattern.
Process Guide
A realistic timeline for a custom apparel order, with the stages buyers usually underestimate.
One clear photograph with the details visible is enough to start. Tell us the quantity, the colours and the sizes and we will quote, sample and schedule production.