Seamless Activewear Factory for Established Sportswear Brands
MOVEVOX gives activewear brands direct access to a Yiwu manufacturing base with 28 Italian Santoni seamless knitting machines, Seamless and Cut & Sew capability, structured product development, five-person QC support and controlled production scale-up.
Projects can begin from a Tech Pack, legal reference sample, sketch, image or sufficiently defined concept. Buyers can review the manufacturing route, physical sample, relevant quality controls and production requirements before moving into bulk.
- 28 Italian Santoni seamless knitting machines
- Seamless + Cut & Sew manufacturing capability
- Structured development before bulk production
- Factory visit, video review and inspection support
A Direct Seamless Factory for Structured Activewear Sourcing Programs
For Buyers Who Need More Than a Product Catalogue
MOVEVOX is most relevant where the buyer needs to evaluate the actual manufacturing resources behind the product, not only finished styles.
Typical sourcing programs include replacing an intermediary, qualifying a second factory, launching a new Seamless category, transferring an existing product or consolidating Seamless and Cut & Sew development through one supplier interface.
Start From the Product Information Already Available
Development can begin from a Tech Pack, legal reference sample, sketch, image or sufficiently defined concept.
The next step depends on what is already approved and what still needs to be clarified around yarn, structure, measurements, fit, branding and commercial requirements.
Verify the Seamless Production Resources Behind MOVEVOX
Santoni Knitting Floor
MOVEVOX operates 28 Italian Santoni seamless knitting machines at its Yiwu core manufacturing base.
Machine Operation
Seamless garments begin with yarn, machine programming and knit structure rather than conventional cut fabric panels.
Scheduled factory visits, remote/video review and agreed third-party inspection can be supported according to project requirements.
Yarn Feeding
Applicable yarn is prepared according to the product direction and selected Seamless manufacturing route.
Machine Operation
The machine program translates technical requirements into the relevant knit structure.
Physical Garment Formation
The knitted garment moves into applicable finishing and garment-completion processes.
Factory Review
Buyers can review production through scheduled visits, video or agreed inspection arrangements.
Understand What MOVEVOX Manufactures Directly and What It Controls
Yiwu Core Manufacturing Base
MOVEVOX operates an approximately 6,000 m² core manufacturing base in Yiwu, China.
Its core manufacturing resources include Seamless production using 28 Italian Santoni machines and Cut & Sew production supported by approximately 24 core sewing and garment machines.
Product development and quality-control roles are also managed through the MOVEVOX operating structure.
Additional Capacity With Centralized Accountability
Where a program requires additional controlled production capacity or supporting processes, MOVEVOX can coordinate external production resources while centralizing technical documents, material requirements, production planning, quality control and final release.
Controlled external production resources should not be represented as factories owned by MOVEVOX.
Six Factory Facts for Initial Supplier Screening
Approx. 6,000 m² Core Base
MOVEVOX operates its core manufacturing base in Yiwu, China.
Italian Santoni Production
The Seamless production base operates 28 Italian Santoni knitting machines.
Approx. 24 Core Garment Machines
Cut & Sew resources support products that require conventional garment construction.
Approx. 8-Person Development Team
The team includes two design, two pattern and four sampling or sample-garment roles.
Quality Control Support
Five QC personnel support relevant production, finished-garment and packing quality activities.
Managed Delivery Capacity
Managed stable monthly delivery capacity is approximately 150,000–200,000 pieces under normal conditions, subject to product mix, materials, processes and production planning.
Factory Support for Different Activewear Sourcing Programs
New Seamless Program
Develop new Seamless leggings, sports bras, shorts, tops or sets where yarn, structure, measurements and physical samples still need to be established.
Direct Factory Replacement
Move from an intermediary or less transparent supply structure toward a manufacturing partner whose production resources can be reviewed directly.
Second-Source Qualification
Evaluate MOVEVOX as an additional source against machine capability, sample execution, QC, MOQ and production capacity.
Repeat and Scale Program
Use the current approved product and manufacturing standard as the reference for repeat production and controlled scale-up.
Manufacture Core Seamless Activewear Categories Through Santoni Production
MOVEVOX supports multiple core Seamless activewear categories. Each style should be evaluated according to its own yarn, knit structure, measurements, fit and intended manufacturing requirements.
Seamless Leggings
Review waistband, rise, circumference, garment length, knit zones and intended fit.
View Leggings →
Seamless Sports Bras
Review neckline, coverage, underband, straps, garment dimensions and applicable knit structures.
View Sports Bras →
Seamless Shorts
Review waistband, length, leg opening, body circumference and applicable structural zones.
View Shorts →
Seamless Biker Shorts
Develop longer-length shorts according to garment dimensions, waistband and intended fit.
Seamless Tank Tops
Review neckline, armhole, body fit, garment length and suitable knit structures.
View Tops →
Seamless Long Sleeve Tops
Review sleeve length, torso dimensions, mobility and applicable engineered knit areas.
View Tops →
Seamless Sets
Coordinate tops and bottoms around a shared product direction while maintaining separate technical standards for each SKU.
View Yoga Sets →
Engineered Seamless Activewear
Rib, mesh, jacquard and localized knit structures can be reviewed according to design intent and manufacturing feasibility.
Explore Seamless Activewear →Direct Factory Sourcing Still Requires Control Across the Full Product Standard
Machine and Program Control
The correct machine route and current Seamless program need to remain connected to the approved product.
Yarn and Material Control
Yarn direction, composition, color and applicable material references should follow the current project requirements.
Measurement and Fit Control
Waistband, circumference, garment length and other agreed measurements should remain connected to the approved sample.
Approved Sample Control
The approved physical sample should remain identifiable as a production reference.
Brand and SKU Control
Logo, labels, hangtags, barcode information and packaging need to correspond to the correct style, color and size.
Production Version Control
Repeat and bulk production should follow the current approved product version rather than informal historical instructions.
Seamless Activewear Production Starts With the Yarn and Material Direction
Nylon / Spandex Directions
Can be evaluated for selected close-fitting Seamless activewear according to product, handfeel, stretch and structural requirements.
Polyester / Spandex Directions
Can be considered where appropriate to the product, material direction and intended construction.
Yarn Specification Matters
Composition alone does not define the finished garment. Yarn selection, knit structure and garment density can influence the physical result.
Custom Color
Custom-color feasibility depends on the yarn, material route, commercial quantity and supplier requirements.
Final material decisions should be linked to actual yarn, material references and physical samples rather than marketing descriptions alone.
Machine Ownership Matters, but the Knit Program Defines the Product
| Structure | Manufacturing Direction |
|---|---|
| Rib Structures | Can create localized visual and structural differences depending on placement and density. |
| Mesh Structures | Can be incorporated as a localized knit direction according to the product concept. |
| Jacquard Structures | Enable engineered visual patterns to be created through the knit structure. |
| Denser Knit Zones | Localized density changes can be developed where the product requires differentiated structure. |
| Waistband Structures | Waistband height, dimensions, density and stretch behavior should be reviewed through the physical garment. |
| Engineered Zones | Different knit structures can be positioned according to product-specific design and fit requirements. |
A knit structure does not automatically prove compression, ventilation, support or another performance claim. Product-specific validation is required before such claims are made.
Translate Activewear Fit Into Measurable Manufacturing Standards
Seamless Fit Development
Relevant product dimensions can include waistband, body circumference, garment length, rise and other measurements appropriate to the style.
Physical samples provide the reference for reviewing how the machine program translates into the garment.
Pattern-Based Development
Cut & Sew products rely on conventional pattern development and sewing construction.
MOVEVOX has two professional pattern-making roles, with core technical personnel having approximately 8–10 years of pattern experience.
Approved measurements provide a clearer manufacturing reference than subjective descriptions such as “tight,” “supportive” or “relaxed.”
Evaluate Factory Claims Through Product-Specific Evidence
| Claim | Stronger Evidence Basis |
|---|---|
| High Quality | Approved product standard, physical inspection and reviewable quality records. |
| Compression / Support | Physical product validation rather than structure or density alone. |
| Breathable | Mesh structure alone should not be treated as proof of a tested performance claim. |
| Squat Proof / Opacity | Review material, color, stretch, fit and physical product under the relevant condition. |
| Compliance | Actual report, tested sample and defined test scope. |
MOVEVOX has sample-specific test evidence including RoHS Certificate/Report TST20250405148EC / TST20250405148E dated April 30, 2025 for a tested black fitness yoga leggings sample and REACH Annex XVII Entry 51 & 52 phthalates report TST20250405150E dated April 30, 2025 for black fabric from the tested leggings.
These reports apply only to the tested samples. Product test evidence is not the same as factory certification and does not automatically apply to all future production.
Control the Risks That Remain Even When You Source Directly From a Factory
Unclear Production Responsibility
The buyer may not know which processes are performed at the core factory and which are handled through external production resources.
Control DirectionDefine ownership, controlled scope and accountability.
Machine-Program Drift
Using the wrong or outdated program can create product differences.
Control DirectionLink the current program to the approved sample and product version.
Yarn / Color Variation
Material or color-route changes can affect the finished garment.
Control DirectionMaintain current yarn, material and physical color references.
Measurement Drift
Small dimensional changes can materially affect close-fitting activewear.
Control DirectionMaintain approved measurements and inspection points.
SKU / Brand Error
Incorrect labels, barcodes or packaging can create downstream fulfillment problems.
Control DirectionConnect brand information to the correct SKU and production version.
Sample-to-Bulk Drift
An approved sample is not useful if production no longer follows the same technical reference.
Control DirectionConnect approved sample, first article, production and QC.
From Buyer Input to an Approved Factory Production Standard
Development Input
Receive the available Tech Pack, legal reference sample, sketch, image or sufficiently defined concept.
Technical Review
Identify the product route, measurements and missing manufacturing information.
Yarn / Material Review
Confirm applicable material, yarn and color direction.
Knit / Construction Route
Define the relevant Seamless structure or Cut & Sew construction route.
Physical Sample
Produce a physical sample for measurement, fit, structure, workmanship and brand review.
Fit and Revision
Translate approved buyer comments into measurable product or program adjustments.
Approval
Confirm the current product, dimensions, structure and applicable brand requirements.
Bulk Handover
Transfer the approved manufacturing reference into production planning and quality control.
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 Machine-Program and Physical Product Development Process
Initial Specification
Confirm the intended garment, measurements, yarn direction and relevant knit zones.
Machine Program
Translate the product requirements into the applicable Seamless knitting program.
Sample V1
Produce the first physical sample for dimensions, structure, fit and workmanship review.
Buyer Review
Evaluate the physical garment and provide measurable comments where changes are required.
Program / Measurement Revision
Translate approved comments into the relevant machine-program or measurement adjustments.
Sample V2 / Approval
Where required, produce a revised sample and continue until the applicable production reference is approved.
Seamless sampling is partly a programming and knit-structure process and should not be treated as identical to conventional Cut & Sew sample revision.
Use the Approved Physical Sample as Part of the Bulk Production Reference
Yarn / Material
Confirm the applicable material direction.
Color
Confirm the relevant physical color reference.
Measurements
Confirm the agreed product dimensions.
Fit
Confirm the physical fit through the buyer's applicable approval process.
Knit Structure
Confirm rib, mesh, jacquard, waistband or other applicable knit structures.
Workmanship
Confirm applicable finishing and garment-completion expectations.
Logo and Labels
Confirm artwork, position, method and garment identification.
Packaging
Confirm applicable individual and carton packing requirements.
Approved Physical Sample
The current approved sample should remain identifiable as part of the production reference.
Choose the Factory Cooperation Route That Matches Your Product Readiness
Tech Pack Ready
Where the buyer already has defined specifications, MOVEVOX can review manufacturability and move the project into sampling.
Explore OEM Activewear →Defined Concept
Where the product direction is clear but technical translation is still required, MOVEVOX can support material, structure, fit and sample development.
Explore ODM Activewear →Product + Brand
Logo, labels, hangtags, SKU information and packaging can be coordinated with the approved product program.
Explore Private Label →Seamless + Cut & Sew
Different products can follow different manufacturing routes according to their actual construction.
Keep Product Manufacturing and Private Label Execution Connected
Logo
Screen print, heat transfer, silicone, embroidery, jacquard and woven branding can be reviewed subject to product and process requirements.
Garment Labels
Main, care and size-label information should correspond to the released project version.
Hangtags
Artwork and attachment requirements should follow the approved brand program.
SKU / Barcode
Style, color, size and applicable barcode information should match the correct garment.
Packaging
Individual packaging can be coordinated according to the buyer's applicable requirements.
Carton Information
Applicable carton quantity and marks should follow the released order instructions.
Version Control
Product, brand and packing information should remain connected to the current approved production version.
Commercial Feasibility
Private-label components can involve separate supplier MOQs, tooling requirements or lead times.
Evaluate Factory MOQ Against the Actual Activewear Program
| Requirement | Typical Reference | Commercial Variables |
|---|---|---|
| Seamless Garment | Approx. 100 pcs / style | Product, yarn, color, structure, sizes and order structure |
| Custom Color | Often around 400–600 pcs level | Yarn, material and supplier requirements |
| Yarn | Project dependent | Specific yarn directions can create separate material minimums |
| Style / Structure | Project dependent | Complex programs and machine setup |
| Size Distribution | Project dependent | Number of sizes and production split |
| Private Label Components | Project dependent | Logo, labels, packaging, tooling and supplier minimums |
Garment MOQ, yarn MOQ, color MOQ and effective project MOQ are not always the same. Final commercial feasibility should be reviewed after the actual product requirements are known.
Carry the Approved Factory Standard Into Bulk Production
Bulk production should begin from the current approved product, measurements, material or yarn references, manufacturing route and applicable brand requirements.
Before the Main Bulk Run
Approved Program
Confirm the current approved product and relevant manufacturing information.
Material Readiness
Prepare the applicable yarn, fabric or supporting materials according to the released order.
First Article
Review initial production garments against the approved product and measurement standard.
Manufacturing
Proceed through the applicable Seamless or Cut & Sew production route.
Garment Completion
Complete the relevant finishing and garment-completion processes.
In-Line QC
Review relevant dimensions, workmanship and product execution during production.
Final Inspection & Packing
Released garments proceed through final inspection and applicable brand and packing checks.
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 or material availability, manufacturing process and production planning.
This figure should be understood as managed stable delivery capacity rather than theoretical maximum capacity.
Factory Quality Control Should Follow the Risks of the Actual Product
Material / Yarn and Color
Review applicable material and physical color references.
Knit or Construction
Review relevant Seamless structures or Cut & Sew construction against the approved product.
Measurements
Inspect applicable waistband, circumference, garment length and other defined dimensions.
Workmanship
Review finishing and visible garment execution.
Logo, Labels & Packing
Confirm applicable brand information, SKU identification and packing requirements.
Final Release
Relevant finished-product checks should be completed before shipment release.
MOVEVOX has five QC personnel supporting relevant production, finished-garment and packing quality activities. Actual checkpoints depend on the product and buyer program.
Turn Factory Quality Control Into Reviewable Production Records
Connect the Approved Product Standard With Each Quality-Control Stage
Approved Sample Reference
The current approved sample and applicable technical information establish the production baseline.
Measurement Records
Agreed product measurements can be recorded against the approved standard.
First-Article Findings
Initial production findings can be documented before broader production continues.
In-Line Findings
Relevant production issues and follow-up actions can be recorded during manufacturing.
Rework and Re-Inspection
Where corrections are required, rework can be linked to the identified issue and reviewed again.
Final Inspection
Finished-product and packing findings can be reviewed before final release.
Where appropriate, quality records can identify the current product, color, size, SKU or production version.
Six Decision Gates Before Moving a Seamless Activewear Factory Forward
Is the Factory Real?
Can the supplier show a verifiable production location and actual manufacturing environment?
Are the Seamless Machines Real?
Can the supplier show the actual machines used for Seamless production?
Is the In-House Scope Clear?
Can the buyer distinguish owned manufacturing resources from controlled external production?
Is Development Suitable?
Can specifications, samples and buyer feedback be translated into an approved product standard?
Is Bulk QC Suitable?
Can the supplier show how the approved standard is carried into production and inspection?
Are MOQ and Capacity Suitable?
Does the commercial structure match the buyer's current and expected program size?
A Factory Structure Buyers Can Evaluate Through Formal Vendor Qualification
Legal Entity
MOVEVOX is operated by Yiwu Chenjin Import And Export Co., Ltd., the commercial entity responsible for quotation, contract, payment and project execution.
Manufacturing Location
MOVEVOX operates its approximately 6,000 m² core manufacturing base in Yiwu, China.
Seamless Machines
The core base operates 28 Italian Santoni machines.
Cut & Sew Resources
Approximately 24 core sewing and garment machines support applicable Cut & Sew products.
Development
An approximately eight-person development team supports design, pattern and sampling work.
Quality Control
Five QC personnel support relevant production and finished-garment quality activities.
Scheduled factory visits, remote/video review and agreed third-party inspection can be supported according to the project.
Audit support and inspection readiness should not be interpreted as an undocumented factory certification.
Build an Activewear Collection Around the Right Manufacturing Route
Product Architecture
A collection can include leggings, sports bras, shorts, tanks, long sleeves and coordinated sets, with each SKU retaining its own technical standard.
Manufacturing Route
Some products may be better suited to Seamless knitting while others require Cut & Sew construction.
Seamless
Circular knitting, machine programming and engineered knit structures.
Cut & Sew
Pattern-based garment construction using cut panels and sewing.
Material and Color Direction
Related products can share a coordinated material or color direction where technically and commercially suitable.
Material Coordination
Keep the intended collection direction connected to actual manufacturing feasibility.
Brand and SKU System
Logo, labels, hangtags, SKU information and packaging can follow a common brand system while remaining matched to the correct garment.
Not every activewear product should be forced into Seamless construction simply because the supplier operates Seamless machines.
Match the Manufacturing Route to the Product, Not the Factory Label
Fit, Waistband and Movement
Product development may place greater emphasis on fit, waistband, handfeel, stretch and movement.
Structure and Mobility
The product may require different structural, mobility and fit priorities.
Comfort and Silhouette
Comfort, silhouette, layering and brand presentation may influence the selected construction route.
Seamless + Cut & Sew
A broader collection can use Seamless and Cut & Sew according to the technical requirements of each product.
Activity categories can guide product development but should not be treated as automatic performance guarantees.
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.
Actual-Use Feedback
The buyer evaluated the product in use and provided feedback before bulk production.
Sample V2
Buyer comments were translated into a revised second sample instead of moving directly from V1 into bulk.
Additional Wear Testing
Additional samples were provided for further evaluation before broader commercial production.
Multi-Product Program
The 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 checking during packing.
Repeat Supply
Internal project records document a recurring repeat-order program.
Exact relationship duration, order volume and purchasing frequency should not be published without suitable anonymized PO or shipment evidence.
This case demonstrates product development, revision, brand execution and repeat-order coordination. It should not be represented as a Seamless-specific case unless project evidence confirms that manufacturing route.
From Private Label Execution to Repeat Purchasing
Private Label Requirements
A European customer required customized activewear with logo, wash label, hangtag and packaging.
Brand Execution
The program included a silicone-logo direction and customized packaging, including a frosted zipper bag.
First Recorded Bulk Order
The first recorded bulk order was approximately 1,200 pieces. Production image and video updates were provided, and internal project records state that individual inspection was completed before packing.
Shipment Coordination
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 supports private-label execution, QC coordination and repeat purchasing. It should not be described as Seamless technical evidence unless separate project proof confirms that scope.
Compare Factory Models Before Selecting a Seamless Activewear Supplier
| Supplier Model | Typical Strength | Buyer Consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Trading / Sourcing Company | Coordination across suppliers and categories | Verify where Seamless production actually takes place and who owns production accountability. |
| Ready-Stock Supplier | Faster access to existing styles | Custom product and manufacturing control may be limited. |
| Small Seamless Factory | Focused production and potentially flexible development | Machine depth, development resources, quality systems and capacity need verification. |
| Pure Seamless Specialist | Concentrated Seamless manufacturing capability | Mixed Cut & Sew collections may require another manufacturing source. |
| Large Tier-1 Factory | Scale, governance and formal global-brand systems | Commercial entry requirements may be less suitable for some programs. |
| MOVEVOX Model | Owned Yiwu core base, 28 Italian Santoni machines, Cut & Sew capability, development, private label, five-person QC and controlled scale-up | Best evaluated against the buyer's product complexity, sourcing structure, order size and expected scale. |
No supplier model is universally better. The appropriate choice depends on product complexity, sourcing structure, order size and expected scale.
Seamless Activewear Factory Evaluation Checklist
Verify the Legal Entity
Who is responsible for quotation, contract, payment and production accountability?
Verify the Factory Address
Where does core production physically take place?
Review the Production Floor
Can the supplier show actual manufacturing activity?
Verify the Machine Brand
What Seamless equipment is operated?
Verify the Machine Count
Can the claimed machine quantity be reviewed?
Understand the In-House Scope
Which operations belong to the core factory and which are externally controlled?
Review Product Range
Can the factory show relevant leggings, bras, shorts, tops and sets?
Review Sample Development
Is there a clear input → sample → revision → approval process?
Understand MOQ
How do yarn, color, structure and size distribution affect the effective minimum?
Ask for QC Evidence
Can the supplier show measurement, first-article, in-line or final-inspection records?
Verify Capacity
Is the stated production capacity defined clearly enough to compare with the expected program?
Confirm Factory Review Options
Can the buyer visit, review production remotely or arrange an agreed third-party inspection?
Seamless Activewear Factory FAQs
Is MOVEVOX a real activewear factory?
MOVEVOX operates an owned core manufacturing base in Yiwu, China, supporting Seamless and Cut & Sew activewear production.
Where is the MOVEVOX factory located?
The core manufacturing base is located in Yiwu, China.
How large is the core manufacturing base?
The Yiwu core manufacturing base is approximately 6,000 m².
How many Santoni machines does MOVEVOX operate?
MOVEVOX operates 28 Italian Santoni seamless knitting machines.
Is Seamless knitting handled at the core factory?
Yes. The Yiwu core manufacturing base operates the 28 Italian Santoni machines used for MOVEVOX Seamless production.
Does MOVEVOX use controlled external production resources?
Where appropriate to the project, MOVEVOX can coordinate controlled production resources while centralizing technical documents, planning, QC and final accountability. Controlled resources should not be represented as MOVEVOX-owned factories.
Does MOVEVOX manufacture Cut & Sew activewear?
Yes. MOVEVOX maintains Cut & Sew capability supported by approximately 24 core sewing and garment machines.
What Seamless activewear products can MOVEVOX manufacture?
Core categories include leggings, sports bras, shorts, tank tops, long sleeves and coordinated Seamless sets.
Can MOVEVOX work from a Tech Pack?
Yes. A Tech Pack is a clear technical starting point for product development.
Can MOVEVOX work from a reference sample?
Yes. A legal reference sample can be used to clarify product direction, dimensions and construction requirements.
Do you support OEM?
Yes. OEM is appropriate where the buyer already has relatively defined technical specifications.
Do you support ODM?
MOVEVOX can support manufacturing-oriented development where a defined concept still requires technical translation into material, structure, fit or sampling. Brand direction and final approval remain with the buyer.
Do you support private label activewear?
Yes. Product manufacturing can be coordinated with logo, garment labels, hangtags, SKU/barcode information and packaging.
How long does sample development take?
Standard sample development is typically approximately 5–10 working days after the required development information is confirmed. Complex structures and revisions can extend the timing.
What is the typical Seamless MOQ?
A typical Seamless reference is approximately 100 pieces per style, subject to product, yarn, color, size allocation and order structure.
What is the typical custom-color MOQ?
Custom color is often evaluated around the 400–600 piece level, subject to yarn, material and supplier requirements.
What is the typical order range?
Typical single orders can range approximately from 300 to 50,000 pieces, depending on product and order structure.
What is MOVEVOX's managed stable monthly delivery capacity?
Managed stable monthly delivery capacity is approximately 150,000–200,000 pieces under normal conditions, subject to product mix, materials, process and production planning.
How does MOVEVOX control bulk quality?
Quality activities can include applicable material review, first-article checks, measurements, in-line inspection, finished-garment review and packing checks according to the project.
How many QC personnel does MOVEVOX have?
MOVEVOX has five QC personnel supporting relevant production, finished-garment and packing quality activities.
Can buyers visit the factory?
Yes. Scheduled factory visits can be supported according to the project.
Can buyers arrange third-party inspection?
Agreed third-party inspection can be supported according to project requirements.
Are MOVEVOX product test reports factory certifications?
No. Available RoHS and REACH evidence applies to the specific tested samples and should not be presented as blanket factory certification.
What should we send for factory evaluation or RFQ?
Provide the available product specification or reference, expected quantity, colors, size range, material or yarn direction, fit requirements, construction details, branding requirements, target market, timeline and any factory-qualification requirements.
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