Manufacturing in Dongguan, China

Factory & Production

See the development, cutting, sewing, quality, and packing activities documented in YIDI factory media, and understand where buyer approvals guide production decisions.

Garment production team operating a modular small-batch sewing cell.

Production workflow

A connected path from product information to packing

The workflow begins with the garment brief and sample review, then carries approved specifications into material preparation, cutting, sewing, quality checks, and packing requirements.

  1. Review product and technical information
  2. Develop and check the sample
  3. Record relevant approvals
  4. Prepare cutting and production instructions
  5. Monitor workmanship and measurements
  6. Confirm packing and handover requirements

Cutting preparation

Marker planning, fabric lay, and size bundles

The cutting image documents marker planning and prepared fabric. Actual handling requirements are reviewed for the selected material and approved size specification.

Garment cutting table with marker planning, fabric lay, and size bundles.
Garment production team operating a modular small-batch sewing cell.

Garment assembly

Sewing follows the approved construction reference

The documented sewing team works from product information established for the order. Stitching, seam treatment, trims, and finishing points vary with the garment and are confirmed for the project.

Sample and quality review

Measurements and workmanship checked against approval information

Factory media documents a fit-sample measurement check and a garment quality check. Inspection criteria are tied to the approved measurements, construction, material, trims, and presentation requirements for each order.

Apparel technician measuring a fit sample against a clothing tech pack.
Garment inspector measuring and checking a small clothing batch against an approval sample.

Packing preparation

Finished garments prepared with order information

The packing image shows finished garments with SKU labels, a packing list, carton marks, and export documents. The final presentation and handover details are agreed for the actual project.

Finished garments with SKU labels, packing list, carton marks, and export documents.

Buyer checkpoints

What to align before production moves forward

Clear product information makes each factory checkpoint more useful.

  • Design references and measurements
  • Material, colour, and trim direction
  • Sample feedback and approval record
  • Estimated quantity by style and colour
  • Quality and packaging requirements

Bring the product context

Plan the factory conversation around your garment

Send the information you already have and identify the decisions that still need manufacturing input.

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