Full-Service Woven Garment Manufacturing in Vietnam

We offer full-service woven garment manufacturing, which means we can support you from the very beginning of your product development all the way to finished production and shipment. This includes sourcing fabric and trims, developing patterns, making samples, handling bulk production, managing quality control, and supporting packing and shipping. If you already have your own materials and only need sewing, we can also work on a CMT basis, but most clients prefer full-service because it reduces coordination issues and helps avoid mistakes.

Our standard minimum order quantity is around 1,000 pieces per style per color. That said, we understand that not every brand is at the same stage, so we may offer flexibility for new developments or growing brands depending on the situation. However, it is important to understand that lower quantities usually lead to higher costs per unit, so finding the right balance between quantity and price is key.

We specialize in a wide range of woven apparel such as shirts, dresses, pants, trousers, skirts, and uniforms. Our experience covers both casual and fashion products, especially in women’s wear. If your product involves more complex construction, it is always better for us to review it first to confirm feasibility and production approach.

The best starting point is a detailed tech pack, as it helps us understand your exact requirements. If you do not have one, a reference sample or even a clear design sketch with measurements can work. We can support development, but when initial information is unclear, the sampling process will take longer because more adjustments are needed.

Sampling time depends on the complexity of the product, but typically a fit sample takes around one to two weeks, while a pre-production sample may take a bit longer. In many cases, delays are not caused by production itself but by unclear feedback or frequent design changes, so a clear and consistent approval process will help keep timelines on track.

Production usually takes between 75 to 110 days. This timeline depends heavily on fabric availability, sample approvals, and how quickly decisions are made during the process. If materials are already available locally, production can move faster. It is important to understand that garment production is not just sewing; preparation and approvals play a big role in timing.

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Yes, sourcing is part of our full-service model. We can suggest suitable fabrics and trims based on your design and price target, and we also help control quality before production begins. However, if materials are sourced from unfamiliar suppliers, the risk of issues such as color variation or shrinkage increases, so coordination becomes more critical.

We follow international quality standards and apply quality control throughout the production process rather than only at the end. This includes checking materials before production, monitoring sewing during production, and inspecting finished goods before packing. Quality is not just about final inspection results; it depends on how well each stage is managed.

Our standard payment method is bank transfer with a deposit before production and the remaining balance before shipment. Payment terms may vary depending on the relationship and order size, but clear agreement from the beginning is important for both sides.

Yes, we support different shipping terms such as FOB, CIF, and DDP. We can arrange shipping for you or work with your nominated forwarder, depending on what is more convenient for your business.

We do work with startups, but it is important to be realistic about expectations. Smaller orders often come with higher costs and require more development time. What matters most is clear communication and a structured approach so that both sides can work efficiently.

Yes, factory visits are always welcome. You are encouraged to visit, review samples, and understand our production process. Transparency is important in building long-term partnerships.

You will be supported by a merchandiser who follows your order from development to shipment. We provide updates throughout production, but communication works best when feedback is timely and clear from both sides. Delays often happen when communication is slow, not just when production has issues.

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The biggest risks usually come from unclear requirements, inconsistent materials, delayed approvals, and last-minute changes. Many people assume problems come only from the factory, but in reality, production is a shared process. Strong coordination and clear expectations help reduce most issues.

A full-service approach allows you to work with one partner who manages sourcing, development, and production together, which reduces errors and saves time. However, if you already have a strong sourcing system, approved materials, and complete technical documentation, a CMT model can sometimes be more cost-effective. The best option depends on how your business is structured.

The process usually begins with you sharing your design or tech pack. We then review the details, provide feedback and quotation, and proceed with sample development. Once samples are approved, we move into bulk production, followed by quality control, packing, and shipment.