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XIONGBA
Sewing operators at industrial machines in a bright workshop, with rolls of fabric and crates of garments beside the work tables

Wenzhou garment manufacturer

From Sample Room to Bulk Production

Children’s and teen thermal sets developed from sample to bulk, with real products and manufacturing spaces shown throughout the site.

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Product collections

Four thermal sets, compared by fit and fabric

Each model shows the full garment, a model view and close detail, so you can judge fabric, binding and fit before you ask for a sample.

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Buyer fit

Find the starting point that matches your range

These are sourcing starting points, not a customer list. Pick the one closest to your programme and we will guide you to the right models.

  1. 01

    Children’s apparel labels

    Brands that want a dependable thermal base layer in their own colours, prints and trims.

    Brushed fleece and cotton soft knit sets
  2. 02

    Private-label and retail programmes

    Retail teams building a seasonal thermal range under their own label and packaging.

    OEM / ODM customization dimensions
  3. 03

    Importers and wholesalers

    Buyers comparing garment fit, fabric and set structure before requesting a quotation.

    Product comparison and RFQ
  4. 04

    Teen and school-age ranges

    Buyers extending children’s ranges upward into teen sizing with a more grown-up cut.

    Teen girls’ Lycra cotton set

OEM / ODM

Six dimensions you can shape

Start from one of our models or bring your own reference. Size, fabric, colour, print, binding and construction can each be adjusted for your range.

Close view of fine ribbed peach-beige knit fabric with an overlocked seam
Ribbed knit and overlocked seam, shown on model XB-LY-004.
See how customization works
01Size
Size ranges and measurement points are discussed against your target wearer group and market.
02Fabric
Choose a direction from brushed fleece, cotton soft knit or Lycra cotton, then review the fabric on a sample.
03Colour
Colourways are developed from your palette, reference swatch or seasonal colour story.
04Print
Stripes, prints and artwork placement are reviewed on a garment sample before bulk.
05Binding
Neck, cuff and hem binding can be set in matching or contrast colour.
06Construction
Seam placement, stitch finish and set structure are agreed during the sample stage.

Sample to bulk

From first brief to packed garments

One clear path in six steps. Your approval of the sample comes before bulk production begins.

OEM / ODM details

  1. 01

    Share your brief

    Send the model of interest or a reference garment, with your target wearer, market and customization needs.

  2. 02

    Review fit and fabric

    We discuss size, fabric, colour, print, binding and construction against your brief before sampling starts.

  3. 03

    Develop the sample

    The sample room develops a garment sample to your agreed specifications.

  4. 04

    Approve or adjust

    You review the sample, and adjustments are made until the specification is agreed for bulk.

  5. 05

    Prepare bulk

    Materials, cutting and sewing are planned from the approved sample and confirmed quotation.

  6. 06

    Produce, inspect and pack

    Garments move through cutting, sewing, inspection and packing checkpoints before dispatch is arranged.

Manufacturing

See where your garments are made

Photographs of the sewing workshop, sample room and packing area, so you can review the working environment before you start.

Samples are developed in the sample room, then bulk orders move through the workshop to inspection and packing. Visit the Manufacturing page for the full set of images and process notes.

Explore manufacturing
Wide view of a sewing workshop with operators at machines among large piles of grey, blue and cream knit fabric
Sewing workshop. Operators sewing at stations on the workshop floor, with knit fabric stacked between the lines.
Sample room with garment cabinets along one wall, hanging garments, a desk and a meeting table
Sample room. Garment cabinets and a meeting table where samples are kept and reviewed.
Packing room with a printer and desks, an operator working through paperwork and baskets of packaging bags
Packing and dispatch room. Order paperwork, labels and packaging bags handled at the packing desks.

Quality

Four checkpoints between fabric and carton

Inspection standards and sampling levels are agreed with you per order. These are the points in the process where garments are checked.

  1. Checkpoint 01

    Material intake

    Fabrics and trims are checked when they arrive and before they are released to cutting.

  2. Checkpoint 02

    Cutting and sewing

    Panels, seams, binding and construction are checked against the approved sample as sewing proceeds.

  3. Checkpoint 03

    Garment inspection

    Finished garments are inspected for workmanship, measurements and appearance.

  4. Checkpoint 04

    Packing

    Garments are packed to the agreed packing instructions before dispatch is arranged.

FAQ

Questions buyers ask before an RFQ

Answers on products, customization, sampling and how to reach the team.

Buyer questions

Contact / RFQ

Tell us what you are developing

Share the model, quantity and market you have in mind. Our team replies to the business email you provide.

Exterior of the factory buildings with a gated entrance, a parking area and a delivery truck
The factory compound, seen from the gated entrance and parking area.

Wenzhou Xiongba Apparel Co., Ltd.

Focus
Children's and teen thermal underwear and base-layer sets
Location
Wenzhou, China
Services
Catalogue models, OEM and ODM development
Email
info@xiongbafushi.com

What helps us reply

  • The model you are interested in, or a reference garment you would like to develop
  • Intended wearer and size range
  • Fabric, colour, print, binding and construction direction
  • Estimated quantity and target market, if known

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