Custom process

This guide examines heavyweight T-shirts' role in streetwear, detailing key fabrics like 100% combed cotton, cotton-linen, and CVC blends. With our 3,000㎡ automated factory and 1M-piece monthly capacity, we ensure consistent quality from fabric to finished product for competitive streetwear collections.

This comprehensive guide provides streetwear brand founders with a detailed breakdown of the complete custom T-shirt manufacturing process. From initial concept ideation and design file preparation, to selecting the right fabrics and printing techniques, through the critical stages of sampling and approval, large-scale production with quality control, and finally to logistics and delivery—this article deconstructs the key points and professional recommendations for each step.

This definitive guide analyzes 5 core T-shirt customization techniques (screen printing, DTG, embroidery, heat transfer, and flock printing) through comparative data on cost, MOQ, and durability. Featuring a process selection matrix, technical breakdowns, and customization pitfalls to avoid, it provides actionable insights for matching design visions with optimal production methods.

Custom hoodies boost branding. Key: design-fabric matching, 3-stage sampling, ≤1mm cutting precision. Bulk saves 30%, prep cuts defects 80%. Master specs to stand out.

Labels & packaging are strategic: define brand identity (premium/street), boost engagement (+35%) & sales (+22%). Like Supreme's tags or boxes, they create premium experiences driving loyalty.

5 premium streetwear fabrics: heavyweight cotton, cotton-poly twill, recycled fleece, Japanese selvedge denim, performance mesh. Used by top brands for quality/style balance.

Quality streetwear thrives on craft: Supreme's 3mm cuts, Visvim's dyeing prove 82% higher resale. 68% demand sustainability - medical fabrics, bio-inks blend ethics with profits. Precision = profit.

Streetwear Fabric Guide analyzes pure cotton, fleece & French wool loop - detailing performance, applications & selection strategies to create comfortable, functional & unique market products.

5 streetwear underdogs-turned-icons: Supreme, Palace, Stüssy, BAPE, Chanjoye. Scarcity, authenticity, community & bold design fueled their rise. Key lessons for new brands.

Streetwear dyeing tech shapes brand identity. Comparing YD/PD/GD methods, we explore aging, gradient dyes & eco-innovation - from Turkish vortex tanks to 3D batik - boosting product uniqueness.