Boxy T-shirt from the Yumulin catalogue as an OEM design and fit reference

Start with a clear design brief

OEM starts from your design or product specification. Tech packs, drawings and reference garments help explain the look, fit and intended use you want to achieve.

Your design directionFront and back views, construction details, measurement charts and material references.
Complete the specification togetherReview fabric, construction, sizing and branding, and identify details still to develop.
Define the orderShare quantities by style, colour and size, the destination and target arrival date.

Confirm details and workmanship on a sample

Review the sample through measurement and wear, checking fit, fabric feel, seams and decoration placement. A consolidated revision list helps keep everyone on the same version.

Fit and measurementsCheck key measurement points, ease and the overall wearing experience.
Construction and brandingReview artwork dimensions, placement, colours, trims and label content.
The production referenceAlign the approved sample with the written specification and outstanding approvals.

Move into bulk production with agreed specifications

Use the approved sample, specification version and order breakdown to discuss sourcing, scheduling, inspection and packaging. Review cost and timing whenever designs or materials change.

Production preparationConfirm materials, colours, quantities and artwork files.
Quality requirementsAgree measurement tolerances and workmanship and appearance checks.
Packing and shipmentReview labels, carton information and delivery arrangements.

Choose styles for your OEM project

Use catalogue garments as construction references, then specify your own measurements, fabric and artwork.

T-shirts Confirm fabric weight, neckline, fit and artwork placement.
Hoodies Review fleece or loopback fabric, hood, rib and zip construction.
Shorts Define inseam, waistband, lining and pocket requirements.

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Review our factory information and quality inspection workflow as you prepare your project brief.

Send your OEM tech pack

Before starting your OEM order

OEM supports sampling and production around your defined design and specification. Discuss these points when requesting a quotation.

Can we talk before my tech pack is complete?

Send drawings, reference photos or a sample with your target fit and known requirements. Missing measurements, materials and construction details can be reviewed during development.

How are minimums and prices confirmed?

Style, material minimums, colours, processes and quantity breakdown all matter. Share units by style, colour and size for a project-specific quotation.

When is the production schedule confirmed?

Discuss sampling, material supply and revisions first. Agree bulk timing against sample approval, order conditions and production scheduling, with transport reviewed separately.

Can a repeat order use the previous specification?

Reconfirm the specification version, materials, colours and construction. Approve updated requirements and any relevant samples or materials before producing changes.

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Start with a clear design brief

Confirm details and workmanship on a sample

Move into bulk production with agreed specifications

Choose styles for your OEM project

Before starting your OEM order

Send your OEM tech pack

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