1. Customer provided information:
Cooperation mode: Clearly determine whether it is ODM or OEM.
Target market: The countries/regions where the product is sold determine safety standards, size systems, and seasons.
Product requirements: specific category, age group, expected fabric (such as organic cotton, bamboo fiber), estimated quantity, target price.
Reference information: design draft, reference images, size chart, sample or competitor links.
2. Our feedback:
Assess the feasibility of the requirements and preliminarily recommend fabrics and processes.
Provide a preliminary timeline and process description.

1. Market Trend Analysis: Our design team will analyze the latest color, pattern, and style trends based on your target market.
2. Design proposal: Provide a theme board, including:
Concept map: Series theme, story inspiration.
Style diagram: A graphic design of clothing.
Fabric suggestion: Provide a variety of fabric samples for you to choose from.
Pattern design: Provide original printed and embroidered patterns.
3. Development technology package:
This is the blueprint for production. ODM is produced by us, while OEM is provided by the customer.
The content includes: detailed size chart, process description, material details, sewing details, label location, packaging method, etc.

1. Detailed quotation: Provide a transparent quotation based on the confirmed technical package and order quantity.
Cost composition: fabric cost, accessory cost, processing cost, special process cost, packaging cost, taxes and fees.
Trade terms: Clearly define price terms.
2. Contract signing: Sign a confidentiality agreement and a formal contract. Key terms of the contract:
Price and payment method.
Delivery time, quality requirements, inspection standards, and liability for breach of contract.

1. Initial sample: Produce the first sample based on the technical package to confirm the pattern and basic design.
2. Fitting sample: Made with the correct fabric to confirm size accuracy, may be adjusted multiple times.
3. Pre production sample: The last sample before mass production, made with bulk materials on the production line for final approval by the customer. After confirmation, production will officially start.

1. Procurement and inspection of raw materials: Purchase bulk raw materials and conduct tests (color fastness, shrinkage rate, pH value, formaldehyde content) to ensure compliance with international standards.
2. Production kickoff meeting: Clarify process requirements and quality priorities to the production team.
3. Online quality inspection: Quality inspectors conduct patrol inspections on the production line to promptly identify problems.
4. Final inspection:
After production is completed, a full inspection shall be conducted according to international sampling standards.
Inspection contents: process, size, color difference, stains, thread ends, packaging, etc.
Provide detailed inspection reports.

1. Booking cabin space: Based on the delivery date, book shipping or air freight cabin space in advance.
2. Export customs clearance: Prepare a complete set of export documents (packing list, invoice, bill of lading, certificate of origin, etc.).
3. Logistics transportation: Arrange the transportation of goods, track the logistics status, and update information to customers in a timely manner.
4. After sales service:
Provide support to customers after receiving the goods.
Sort out the remaining materials and prepare for flipping orders.
Establish long-term cooperative relationships.