Posts by mekong
Why Bulk Apparel Production Gets Delayed? Causes, Examples, and How to Prevent Them
Bulk apparel production looks simple on paper: confirm the sample, buy materials, cut, sew, finish, ship. In real life, it’s more like ...
Cotton Nylon Blends (60/40) Fabric: Pros and Cons
Cotton-nylon 60/40 is a “best of both worlds” shell fabric. It tries to keep cotton’s natural feel, while borrowing nylon’s toughness. ...
Polyester Blends Fabric: Pros, Cons, and Ideas for Jackets
Polyester blends are everywhere, because they promise an easy life: fewer wrinkles, quick drying, and a shape that stays sharp. But “po...
OEM/FOB Workflow From Design to Ship Loading
The OEM/FOB workflow blends product development (OEM) with Free On Board (FOB) logistics, moving from design specs to ship loading: Sel...
What Extra Services Does CMT Provide Compared to CM?
When sourcing garments, buyers often hear two similar terms: CM (Cut & Make) and CMT (Cut, Make & Trim). They sound close, but ...
What Is High-Tenacity Nylon Fabric? Benefits, Pros and Cons
High-tenacity nylon sounds like a buzzword, but it’s a real material upgrade that can decide whether a jacket lasts one season or five....
What Is Ripstop Nylon Fabric? Benefits, Pros and Cons
Ripstop nylon is a nylon fabric woven with a built-in “stop-the-tear” grid. During weaving, the mill adds thicker, stronger yarns at re...
Top 12 Best Fabrics for Lightweight Jackets?
“Best fabric” sounds like one winner. In real life, it’s more like casting a movie. A city commuter jacket needs a different “actor” th...
Why Is a Physical Sample More Important Than a Digital Design?
In modern apparel sourcing, digital design tools are powerful. Brands can visualize styles, adjust proportions, and share ideas instant...
How To Reduce Risk With A 150 – 300 Piece Clothing Production Run
Launching a new clothing line feels bold and exciting. But a 150 - 300 piece production run is not “safe by default.” It sits in an awk...