Seamless Gym Wear Manufacturer for Established Activewear Brands
MOVEVOX supports established gym and activewear brands through Seamless product development, 28 Italian Santoni knitting machines, structured sampling, quality control and controlled production scale-up from its Yiwu manufacturing base.
Seamless development can begin from a Tech Pack, legal reference sample, sketch, image or sufficiently defined product concept. Yarn direction, knit structure, fit, measurements and physical sample approval are reviewed before the product moves into bulk production.
- 28 Italian Santoni seamless knitting machines
- Yarn + knit-structure + fit development
- Physical sample approval before bulk
- Seamless + Cut & Sew capability
Seamless Manufacturing for Structured Gym and Activewear Programs
Built for Brands Managing More Than a Single Seamless Style
MOVEVOX is most relevant where the buyer is managing a structured product program involving several Seamless styles, colors, sizes, fit standards and repeat-production requirements.
Typical sourcing situations include a new Seamless collection, second-supplier qualification, category expansion and transfer of an existing approved product into another manufacturing program.
Different Starting Points Can Enter the Same Development Process
Tech Pack
Start from defined measurements, product specifications and technical requirements.
Legal Reference Sample
Use a lawful physical reference to clarify dimensions, fit and knit direction.
Sketch or Image
Use visual information while missing technical requirements are identified.
Defined Concept
Begin from a sufficiently clear concept requiring Seamless manufacturing translation.
Manufacturing Support for Established Seamless Activewear Programs
New Seamless Collection
Develop leggings, sports bras, shorts, tops or coordinated sets where yarn, knit structure, fit and sizing need to be established before bulk production.
Second Seamless Supplier
Evaluate another manufacturing source against real machine capability, product development, sampling, QC and production accountability.
Existing Product Re-Development
A legal reference sample or buyer-owned technical specification can be used to clarify measurements, knit direction and intended product standard.
Repeat and Scale Programs
Approved product, yarn, color, fit and brand references can provide the baseline for repeat production, with changes reconfirmed before release.
A Seamless Program Requires Control Beyond the Finished Appearance
Yarn Control
Yarn direction, composition, color and applicable material reference need to remain connected to the correct style and development version.
Knit Program Control
Rib, mesh, jacquard, knit density and engineered zones need to follow the current approved product direction.
Fit Control
Circumference, garment length, waistband dimensions and applicable size logic need to be reviewed through measurable references.
Product Control
Physical sample, measurements and workmanship establish the garment standard that production should follow.
Brand Control
Logo, labels, hangtags and packaging need to correspond to the correct product and production version.
Repeat Control
Repeat orders should refer to the current approved product, material and brand version rather than informal historical instructions.
Develop Core Seamless Gym Wear Categories Through Santoni Manufacturing
MOVEVOX supports multiple core Seamless activewear categories. The appropriate yarn, knit structure, sizing and product-development route should be reviewed style by style.
Seamless Leggings
Develop according to waistband structure, rise, garment length, circumference, knit zones, stretch behavior and intended fit.
View Leggings →
Seamless Sports Bras
Review neckline, coverage, underband structure, straps, knit zones and intended support direction.
View Sports Bras →
Seamless Biker Shorts
Review waistband, garment length, leg opening, circumference and knit structure according to the product.
View Shorts →
Seamless Training Shorts
Develop according to target length, movement requirements, waistband and engineered knit structure.
Seamless Tank Tops
Review neckline, armhole, garment length, body fit and applicable rib or mesh directions.
View Tops →
Seamless Long Sleeve Tops
Review shoulder and arm movement, sleeve length, torso fit, knit density and applicable structural zones.
View Tops →
Seamless Gym Sets
Coordinate tops and bottoms around a common visual and material direction while retaining individual fit standards for each SKU.
View Sets →
Engineered Seamless Styles
Rib, mesh, jacquard and localized knit structures can be developed according to product concept and manufacturing feasibility.
Explore Seamless Activewear →Six Capabilities Behind a Seamless Gym Wear Manufacturing Program
Italian Santoni Manufacturing
MOVEVOX operates 28 Italian Santoni seamless knitting machines at its Yiwu core manufacturing base.
Core Manufacturing Base
Approximately 6,000 m² of core production space supports MOVEVOX manufacturing and related operations in Yiwu, China.
Product Development Team
An approximately eight-person development team includes two design, two pattern and four sampling or sample-garment roles.
Structure Coordination
Yarn direction, knit structure, color, measurements and physical product development can be reviewed within one Seamless program.
Quality Control
Five QC personnel support relevant production, finished-garment and packing quality activities.
Controlled Scale-Up
MOVEVOX combines its owned core factory with controlled production resources while centralizing technical information, planning, QC and final accountability.
See the Seamless Manufacturing Resources Behind the Product
28 Italian Santoni Machines
MOVEVOX operates 28 Italian Santoni seamless knitting machines at its Yiwu core manufacturing base.
Seamless garments begin with yarn, knit structure and machine programming rather than conventional cut fabric pieces.
Scheduled factory visits, remote/video review and agreed third-party inspection can be supported according to the project.
Yarn Feeding
Applicable yarn directions enter the selected machine setup for product development and production.
Machine Operation
Seamless knitting translates product requirements into tubular garment structures.
Physical Sample
Samples allow fit, dimensions and knit structure to be reviewed before bulk release.
Quality Review
Measurements, structure, workmanship and product details are reviewed against the approved standard.
Seamless Gym Wear Development Starts With Yarn and Structure
Nylon / Spandex Directions
Can be evaluated for close-fitting Seamless products where handfeel, stretch, recovery and structure are important.
Polyester / Spandex Directions
Can be considered for selected activewear projects according to required handfeel, appearance, structure and project requirements.
Color Direction
Custom color can require separate yarn, material or dye-lot considerations and should be reviewed against commercial feasibility.
Yarn + Structure + Fit
Composition alone does not define the final Seamless garment. Yarn, knit structure, machine program and physical fit need to be evaluated together.
Use Knit Structure to Build the Product, Not Just Its Appearance
| Structure | Development Direction |
|---|---|
| Rib Structures | Can influence visual direction, stretch behavior and localized garment structure depending on placement and density. |
| Mesh Structures | Can be used as a visual or structural knit direction in selected zones according to the product concept. |
| Jacquard Structures | Allow engineered patterns or visual elements to be incorporated through the knitting structure. |
| Denser Knit Zones | Localized changes in knit density can be developed where the garment concept requires differentiated structure. |
| Waistband Structures | Waistband height, circumference, knit density and stretch behavior need to be reviewed together through the physical sample. |
| Engineered Zones | Different knit structures can be positioned according to product-specific design and fit requirements. |
A knit structure does not automatically guarantee compression, ventilation, support or another defined performance outcome. Those claims require product-specific validation.
Translate Seamless Fit Into Measurable Product Standards
Program + Knit + Physical Sample
A Seamless product needs to translate target fit into circumference, garment length, waistband dimensions, knit density, stretch behavior and applicable size logic.
Physical samples provide the basis for reviewing how the machine program translates into the actual garment.
Pattern + Pieces + Seams
Cut & Sew products use conventional pattern pieces and seams. MOVEVOX also maintains Cut & Sew capability where this route is more appropriate.
For either route, approved measurements and physical samples provide a clearer production reference than subjective descriptions such as “tight” or “relaxed.”
MOVEVOX has two professional pattern-making roles, with core technical personnel having approximately 8–10 years of pattern experience.
Different Training Uses Create Different Seamless Fit Priorities
Strength Training
Product review can focus on garment stability, coverage, waistband behavior and fit through repeated movement.
General Gym Training
The product may need a balance of mobility, fit stability, comfort and stretch across varied training positions.
Studio / Pilates Crossover
Controlled movement can place greater emphasis on silhouette, fit consistency and material handfeel.
Gym-to-Athleisure
The target product may combine activewear fit with comfort, layering and everyday styling.
Activity labels should guide product development but should not be treated as automatic performance guarantees.
Control the Technical Risks Behind Seamless Gym Wear Production
Knit Density Variation
Changes in knit density can influence garment dimensions, stretch and finished appearance.
Control DirectionUse current program information, physical sample and relevant measurements.
Circumference / Length Drift
Small dimensional changes can influence the fit of close-fitting Seamless products.
Control DirectionMaintain measurable product references and inspection points.
Waistband Instability
Waistband behavior depends on dimensions, knit structure, density, yarn and fit.
Control DirectionReview the physical sample rather than relying on design intent alone.
Yarn / Color Variation
Changes in material or color route can affect the finished garment.
Control DirectionLink production to the applicable yarn and color reference.
Knit-Zone Misplacement
Engineered zones need to appear in the intended location relative to the garment and size.
Control DirectionCompare physical production against the approved product.
Sample-to-Bulk Program Drift
An approved sample can lose relevance if the wrong program or product version is used in bulk.
Control DirectionConnect current program, approved sample, first article and QC.
Separate Seamless Performance Claims From the Evidence Behind Them
| Claim Area | Stronger Evaluation Basis |
|---|---|
| Opacity | Physical product validation considering material, color, stretch, fit and construction. |
| Stretch & Recovery | Yarn, knit structure and physical sample evaluation rather than composition alone. |
| Support & Structure | Actual knit structure and product-specific validation rather than assuming dense zones guarantee performance. |
| Quality | Approved standards, physical inspection and reviewable QC records. |
| Compliance | Actual report, tested sample and defined scope rather than blanket company claims. |
MOVEVOX has sample-specific test evidence including a RoHS certificate/report dated April 30, 2025 for a tested black fitness yoga leggings sample and a separate REACH Annex XVII Entry 51 & 52 phthalates report for black fabric from the tested leggings.
These reports apply only to the tested samples and are not blanket factory certifications or automatic evidence for every future product.
Develop a Seamless Gym Collection as a Connected Technical System
Product Architecture
A collection may include leggings, bras, shorts, tanks and long sleeves, but each product needs its own approved fit and technical standard.
Yarn and Structure Direction
Related products can share a yarn or visual direction where technically suitable, while knit structures remain product-specific.
Color Direction
A shared color story can coordinate the collection, but actual execution still depends on yarn and material requirements.
Brand and SKU Direction
Logo, labels, hangtags, barcode information and packaging can follow a common brand system while remaining matched to the correct SKU.
Coordinate Seamless and Cut & Sew Products Through One Supplier Interface
Separate Supplier Interfaces
- Seamless factory
- Cut & Sew factory
- Material suppliers
- Logo and label suppliers
- Packaging suppliers
- Separate QC interfaces
The buyer may need to manage several versions of product and brand information independently.
Coordinated Manufacturing Responsibility
- Technical documents
- Materials
- Manufacturing route
- Production planning
- Brand execution
- Quality control
- Final release
MOVEVOX combines its owned Yiwu core factory with controlled production resources where appropriate.
Controlled external production resources should not be represented as MOVEVOX-owned factories.
Choose the Seamless Development Route That Matches Your Project
Tech Pack Ready
Where measurements, specifications and technical requirements are already defined, MOVEVOX can review manufacturability and move the project into sampling.
Explore OEM Activewear →Defined Seamless Concept
Where product direction is clear but technical translation is still required, MOVEVOX can support yarn, knit-structure, fit and sampling development.
Explore ODM Activewear →Product + Brand
Logo, labels, hangtags, SKU information and packaging can be coordinated after the product direction is established.
Explore Private Label Activewear →Seamless + Cut & Sew
Different products can be assigned to different manufacturing routes according to their actual construction.
Connect Seamless Product Development With Private Label Execution
Product Standard
The approved Seamless garment establishes the baseline for fit, measurements, structure, yarn and workmanship.
Yarn and Color
Material direction and color requirements need to remain connected to the correct style.
Logo
Screen print, heat transfer, silicone, embroidery, jacquard or woven branding subject to product and process requirements.
Main / Care / Size Labels
Garment-label information can be coordinated according to the released project version.
Hangtag
Artwork and attachment requirements need to match the approved brand program.
SKU / Barcode
Style, color, size and applicable barcode data need to correspond to the correct garment.
Packaging
Individual packaging can be coordinated according to the applicable buyer requirements.
Carton Information
Applicable carton quantity and marks need to follow the approved order instructions.
Stretch-Zone Compatibility
Logo method and position should be reviewed against the actual stretch area and garment structure.
Version Control
Product and brand information should remain connected to the current approved production version.
From Seamless Product Input to an Approved Manufacturing Standard
Development Input
Receive the available Tech Pack, legal reference sample, sketch, image or defined product concept.
02Product and Yarn Review
Review garment direction, yarn requirements, measurements and missing technical information.
03Knit Structure Definition
Define applicable rib, mesh, jacquard, waistband and localized knit structures.
04Machine Program
Translate the product direction into the relevant Seamless machine program.
05Physical Sample
Produce a sample for fit, measurements, structure, workmanship and brand review.
06Fit and Structure Revision
Convert buyer comments into measurable fit, structure or program adjustments.
07Approval
Confirm the applicable product, yarn, structure, color, measurements and private-label requirements.
08Bulk Handover
Transfer the approved production reference into planning and QC.
Standard sample development is typically approximately 5–10 working days after the required development details are confirmed. Complex structures and revisions can extend the timing.
Treat Seamless Sampling as a Programming and Fit-Revision Process
Initial Structure
Confirm the intended garment, measurements, yarn direction and structural zones.
Knit Program
Translate the technical direction into the machine program required for sample development.
Sample V1
Produce the first physical garment for fit, dimensions, structure and workmanship review.
04Buyer Fit Review
Review circumference, garment length, waistband behavior and relevant product details.
05Program / Measurement Revision
Translate approved comments into measurable product or machine-program changes.
06Sample V2 and Approval
Where required, produce the revised sample and continue until the applicable product standard is approved.
Seamless sampling is partly a knit-program and structure-development process. It should not be treated as the same revision route used for a conventional Cut & Sew sample.
What Should Be Approved Before Seamless Gym Wear Enters Bulk Production?
Yarn
Confirm the applicable material and yarn direction.
Color
Confirm the applicable physical color reference and commercial feasibility.
Circumference and Garment Length
Confirm relevant dimensions against the current approved sample and measurement standard.
Waistband
Review height, dimensions, structure and fit behavior.
Knit Structure
Confirm intended rib, mesh, jacquard or other engineered zones.
Fit and Movement
Review the garment against the buyer's agreed fitting or movement-validation process where applicable.
Logo and Labels
Confirm applicable artwork, method, position and garment-label information.
Approved Physical Sample
The current approved sample should remain identifiable as part of the production reference.
Six Decision Gates Before Moving a Seamless Manufacturer Forward
Real Seamless Factory
Can the supplier show real circular-knitting production resources and explain where knitting takes place?
Machine & Technology Fit
Does the available Seamless manufacturing technology match the intended product program?
Yarn & Knit Development Fit
Can the supplier translate product requirements into yarn, knit structure and physical samples?
Fit & Sampling Fit
Can dimensions, fit and structural revisions be converted into measurable changes?
Quality Fit
Can the supplier demonstrate relevant inspection stages and reviewable quality evidence?
MOQ & Scale Fit
Are order size, colors, size allocation and future volume compatible with the manufacturing model?
Understand the Commercial Variables Behind Seamless MOQ
| Requirement | Typical Reference | What Can Affect It |
|---|---|---|
| Seamless Garment | Approx. 100 pcs / style | Style, yarn, color, structure, sizes and production setup |
| Custom Color | Often evaluated around 400–600 pcs level | Yarn, material and supplier requirements |
| Yarn | Project dependent | Specific yarn direction or material requirements |
| Knit Structure | Project dependent | Complexity, machine setup and structure |
| Size Allocation | Project dependent | Number of sizes and production split |
| Private Label Components | Project dependent | Logo, labels, packaging, tooling and supplier minimums |
Seamless garment MOQ, yarn or color MOQ and effective project MOQ are not always the same. Final feasibility should be confirmed after reviewing the actual style, color, size range, structure and customization requirements.
Carry the Approved Seamless Standard Into Bulk Production
Bulk production starts from the approved garment, yarn, knit structure and measurement standard, then carries those references through knitting, garment completion, quality control and final release.
Production Readiness
Program Readiness
Confirm the current approved garment, measurements, yarn, knit structure and applicable brand requirements.
Yarn and Color Readiness
Prepare the applicable materials according to the approved project direction.
First Article
Review initial production garments against the approved product and measurement standard.
From Circular Knitting to Final Release
Circular Knitting
Bulk production proceeds through the relevant Seamless knitting route.
Garment Completion
Knitted garments proceed through the applicable finishing and garment-completion processes required by the style.
In-Line Quality Control
Inspect relevant dimensions, structure, workmanship and product execution during production.
Final Inspection and Packing
Released garments proceed into final inspection and applicable brand and packaging checks.
Quality Control Should Follow the Technical Risks of Seamless Production
Yarn and Color
Review the applicable material and color reference against the project requirements.
Knit Structure
Check relevant rib, mesh, jacquard and engineered zones against the approved product.
Circumference and Length
Review applicable garment dimensions against the approved measurement standard.
Waistband and Product Structure
Inspect relevant waistband dimensions, structure and finished execution.
Workmanship and Brand Execution
Review applicable finishing, logo, labels and other visible product details.
Packing and Final Release
Confirm applicable product identification and packaging requirements before shipment release.
MOVEVOX has five QC personnel supporting relevant production, finished-garment and packing quality activities. Actual checkpoints depend on the buyer program and product requirements.
Turn Seamless Inspection Into Reviewable Production Records
Approved Product Standard
The approved sample, measurements and applicable technical information establish what production should follow.
02Measurement Record
Relevant circumference, garment length and other agreed measurements can be recorded against the approved standard.
03First-Article Record
Initial production findings can be documented before broader production progresses.
04In-Line Findings
Relevant production issues and follow-up actions can be recorded during manufacturing.
05Final Inspection
Finished-garment and applicable packing findings can be reviewed before release.
06Issue and Rework Follow-Up
Where correction is required, rework and re-inspection can be linked to the identified issue.
Where applicable, current program version, yarn/color reference and SKU information can also form part of the buyer's agreed control process.
A Seamless Manufacturing Structure Ready for Formal Buyer Evaluation
Legal and Business Identity
MOVEVOX is operated by Yiwu Chenjin Import And Export Co., Ltd., the commercial entity responsible for quotation, contract, payment and project execution.
Factory Verification
Buyers can review MOVEVOX's approximately 6,000 m² Yiwu core manufacturing base.
Machine Verification
The core Seamless production base operates 28 Italian Santoni machines.
Development Capability
Buyers can review relevant product-development, sample, fit and measurement evidence according to the project.
Quality System
Five QC personnel support relevant production and finished-garment quality activities, with available records reviewed where appropriate.
Audit and Inspection Support
Scheduled factory visits, remote/video review and agreed third-party inspection can be supported according to the project.
Audit support should not be interpreted as an undocumented certification.
From Tech Pack Development to Repeat Supply
Tech Pack Starting Point
A U.S. activewear customer began product development from its own Tech Packs.
Sample V1
MOVEVOX produced an initial physical sample for buyer review.
Training-Use Feedback
The buyer evaluated the product in actual use and provided feedback before bulk production.
Sample V2
Feedback was translated into a revised second sample rather than moving directly from V1 into bulk.
Additional Wear Testing
Additional samples were provided for further wear review before broader commercial production.
Multi-Product Program
The commercial program included workout or yoga sets, leggings, shorts, sports bras and tank tops.
QR / SKU Control
QR-code labels varied by color and size, requiring additional confirmation during packing.
Repeat Supply
The internal project record documents a recurring repeat-order program. Exact relationship duration, order volume and purchasing frequency should not be published unless supported by suitable anonymized evidence.
From Private Label Execution to Repeat Order
Private Label Requirement
A European customer required customized activewear with logo, wash label, hangtag and packaging.
Brand Execution
The project included a silicone-logo direction and customized packaging, including a frosted zipper-bag direction.
First Recorded Bulk Order
The first recorded bulk order was approximately 1,200 pieces. Production image and video updates were provided, and the internal project record states that individual inspection was completed before packing.
Shipment
The commercial arrangement used a combination of air and sea transportation.
Repeat Order
Before the first shipment physically arrived, the customer placed another recorded order of approximately 1,200 pieces.
The relationship subsequently continued with additional styles and repeat purchasing.
This case demonstrates one documented path from private-label execution into repeat purchasing and does not guarantee the same outcome for another buyer.
Compare Supplier Models Before Choosing a Seamless Gym Wear Manufacturer
| Supplier Model | Typical Strength | Buyer Consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Ready-Stock Seamless Supplier | Fast access to existing styles | Limited original product and knit-program control |
| Trading / Sourcing Company | Coordination across factories and categories | Verify where Seamless knitting actually occurs and who controls quality |
| Small Seamless Factory | Focused production and potentially flexible development | Machine depth, capacity and broader support require evaluation |
| Pure Seamless Specialist | Concentrated Seamless technology and product expertise | Mixed Cut & Sew categories may require another supplier |
| Large Tier-1 Manufacturer | Scale, formal systems and major-brand program execution | Entry conditions and smaller development programs may be less flexible |
| MOVEVOX Model | 28 Italian Santoni machines, Seamless development, Cut & Sew capability, private label, QC and controlled scale-up | Best evaluated against actual product complexity, program structure and expected scale |
No supplier model is universally better. The appropriate choice depends on product complexity, order structure, development input, manufacturing routes and expected scale.
Seamless Gym Wear Manufacturer Evaluation Checklist
Verify the Real Factory
Where does circular knitting actually take place?
Verify Machine Evidence
What Seamless machines are operated, and how many are available?
Verify Product Range
Can the supplier show actual leggings, bras, shorts, tops and sets?
Review Yarn Capability
Can yarn direction, color and relevant material requirements be discussed technically?
Review Knit Engineering
Can rib, mesh, jacquard and engineered zones be translated into physical products?
Review Fit & Size Control
How are circumference, length, waistband and size logic reviewed?
Review Sampling
Can the supplier show a clear V1 → comments → revision → approval process?
Understand MOQ
How do yarn, color, structure and size allocation affect the effective minimum?
Ask for Quality Evidence
Can the supplier show measurement, first-article, in-line or final inspection evidence?
Evaluate Repeatability & Scale
Can the approved product be reproduced consistently as order volume increases?
Seamless Gym Wear Manufacturer FAQs
Is MOVEVOX a real Seamless manufacturer?
MOVEVOX operates an owned core manufacturing base in Yiwu, China, with 28 Italian Santoni seamless knitting machines.
How many Santoni machines does MOVEVOX operate?
MOVEVOX operates 28 Italian Santoni machines at its Yiwu core manufacturing base.
What Seamless gym wear products can you manufacture?
Core Seamless directions include leggings, sports bras, shorts, tank tops, long sleeves and coordinated sets.
What yarn directions can you support?
MOVEVOX can review nylon/spandex, polyester/spandex and other suitable yarn directions according to the actual product and supplier feasibility.
What is Seamless manufacturing?
Seamless products are developed through circular-knitting technology and machine programming rather than relying primarily on conventional cut fabric panels and sewn seams.
Can you develop rib, mesh or jacquard structures?
Applicable rib, mesh, jacquard and other engineered knit structures can be reviewed according to product design and manufacturing feasibility.
How do you control Seamless fit?
Relevant circumference, garment length, waistband dimensions, knit density, stretch behavior and physical sample fit can form part of product development and approval.
Can you work from a Tech Pack?
Yes. A Tech Pack is a clear technical starting point for development.
Can you work from a reference sample or concept?
Yes. A legal reference sample, sketch, image or sufficiently defined concept can also be used as a development starting point.
Do you support OEM?
Yes. OEM is suitable where the buyer already has relatively clear technical specifications.
Do you support ODM?
MOVEVOX can support manufacturing-oriented development where a defined concept still needs yarn, structure, fit or sampling translation. Brand direction and final approval remain with the buyer.
Do you support private label Seamless gym wear?
Yes. Product manufacturing can be coordinated with logo, garment labels, hangtags, SKU/barcode information and packaging.
How long does Seamless sample development take?
Standard sample development is typically approximately 5–10 working days after the necessary development information is confirmed. Complex structures and revisions can extend the timing.
What is the typical Seamless MOQ?
A typical reference is approximately 100 pieces per style, subject to yarn, color, product structure, sizes and other project requirements.
What is the custom color MOQ?
Custom color is often evaluated around the 400–600 piece level, subject to material and color-route requirements.
How do you control Seamless bulk quality?
Quality activities can include relevant material review, first-article checks, measurement control, in-line inspection, finished-garment review and packing checks according to the project.
Can buyers visit or review the factory?
Yes. Scheduled factory visits, remote/video review and agreed third-party inspection can be supported.
Can MOVEVOX also manufacture Cut & Sew activewear?
Yes. MOVEVOX maintains both Seamless and Cut & Sew manufacturing capability, allowing different products to follow the route most appropriate to their construction.
Can MOVEVOX support larger and repeat programs?
Typical single orders can range approximately from 300 to 50,000 pieces. Managed stable monthly delivery capacity is approximately 150,000–200,000 pieces under normal conditions, subject to product mix, yarn, material, process and production planning.
What should we send for a Seamless RFQ?
Provide the available product specification or reference, expected quantity, colors, size range, yarn or material direction, fit requirements, structural details, branding requirements, target market and expected timing.
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