100% cotton apparel manufacturer · Taizhou, China · Exporting to 30+ countries
Made in China · Knit & woven · Since 2009
We develop and produce 100% cotton knitwear, woven shirts and trousers, organic cotton babywear and loungewear for brands in the EU, UK and USA. Combed and carded yarns from Ne 10 to Ne 60, fabric from 140 to 420 gsm, OEKO-TEX and GOTS certified, and a cotton traceability dossier delivered with every shipment.
We knit and source cotton fabric from 140 to 420 gsm and yarn counts from Ne 10 to Ne 60, so the handfeel you approve is the handfeel you receive — not the cheapest substitute a mill can find.
300 pieces per colour on stock-supported knit qualities, 500 on woven and GOTS programmes. We hold greige and core shades so a small first drop does not get quoted out of existence.
OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100, GOTS scope certificate with per-shipment transaction certificates, amfori BSCI and SMETA 4-pillar. Certificate numbers shared before you sample, not after you complain.
Gin, spinner, fabric mill and factory records assembled at development stage, so a US Customs UFLPA enquiry can be answered in days. Non-Xinjiang origins nominated on request.
Every programme below is produced in the same plant under the same quality system, so you can consolidate categories without adding suppliers.
Single jersey, pique, fleece and French terry — the core of any 100% cotton programme. Fabric weight from 140 to 420 gsm, yarn count from Ne 20 to Ne 60.
Poplin, twill, oxford, canvas and flannel woven from combed cotton in 40s to 120s/2. Cut-make-trim with fused or soft collars and single-needle side seams.
GOTS-certified organic cotton for newborns to 12 years. Product class I under OEKO-TEX, no heavy-metal trims, snap fasteners tested to CPSIA pull-force limits.
Combed cotton jersey and rib for underwear, sleepwear and lounge sets. Soft-handle finishes, flatlock seams and latex-free elastic for next-to-skin comfort.
12,000 m² of cut-make-trim space, 8 production lines and 420 staff, 92% of output exported to eu & us. Sampling takes 7–10 days; bulk runs 25–35 days after pp sample approval.
260,000 pcs
monthly capacity
300 pcs per style / per colour
minimum order quantity
7–10 days
proto sampling
AQL 2.5
final inspection standard
Origin is not a label decision, it is a process decision. Knitted garments take their origin from where the panels were knitted to shape; woven garments from where the fabric was cut. We determine origin before bulk starts, issue the certificate of origin and the fibre composition label to EU and US rules, and ship a chain-of-custody dossier covering gin, spinner, fabric mill and garment factory.
EU Regulation 1007/2011
Fibre composition labelling in permitted fibre names
FTC textile rules
RN number, fibre percentages, care labelling
19 CFR 134
Knit-to-shape and cut origin determination
UFLPA
Rebuttable presumption and the dossier that answers it
GPSR & REACH
Product safety and restricted substances for the EU market
CPSIA
Childrens product certificate and tracking labels
Send a tech pack, a physical sample or a paragraph. We come back with fabric options, weight and an indicative FOB range.
Development fabric in 7 days, lab dips approved against your standard or a Pantone reference.
Proto in 7–10 days, fit and salesman samples in 10–14, with full measurement reports.
Pre-production sample approval, then 25–35 days of bulk with in-line and final AQL 2.5 inspection.
Packing list, certificate of origin, test reports and the traceability dossier travel with the goods.
Certificate numbers and validity dates are listed on the certifications page.
Fabric knowledge
A technical comparison of combed and carded cotton — fibre length, noil removal, yarn evenness, pilling and handfeel — and how to choose the right one for each product category and price point.
7 min read
Fabric knowledge
How grams per square metre maps to real garment performance for 100% cotton t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts and loungewear — plus the tolerance, shrinkage and cost implications buyers miss.
8 min read
Compliance
The difference between GOTS and OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 explained for apparel buyers: what each certifies, who verifies it, transaction certificates, and what your labels may legally claim in the EU and US.
6 min read
Our standard MOQ is 300 pieces per style per colour for knit programmes and 500 pieces for woven programmes. For organic cotton (GOTS) programmes the MOQ starts at 500 pieces because of the minimum lot size at the spinning and dyeing stage. We also run a development-only route where you can order 30–50 salesman samples before committing to bulk.
Yes. We hold a valid GOTS scope certificate and issue a transaction certificate (TC) for every organic shipment. The TC covers the exact quantity shipped and is required for your EU organic labelling claim. We can share our most recent TC as a sample before you place an order.
Every programme ships with a chain-of-custody dossier: gin and spinner names, bale/lot identification, spinning and knitting mill records, fabric and trim invoices, and transport documents. We build the dossier at the development stage, not after shipment, so a US Customs detention can be rebutted within days rather than weeks.
Proto samples take 7–10 days including pattern making. Fit and salesman samples take 10–14 days. Bulk production is 25–35 days after pre-production sample approval, plus 3–5 days for third-party inspection. Air freight to the EU or US adds 5–8 days; sea freight to Rotterdam or Los Angeles is 22–32 days.
We quote FOB Ningbo or FOB Shanghai by default, and we regularly ship CIF Rotterdam, CIF Hamburg and DDP to EU and US addresses through our licensed customs broker. All quotations use Incoterms 2020 and state the validity period, usually 30 days from the date of quote.
Send a tech pack, a physical sample or just a brief. We reply with fabric options, an MOQ and an indicative FOB price within one business day.