ODM Dress Development Manufacturer for Fashion Retail Brands
From retail concept and line planning to production-ready dresses, controlled bulk execution and branded delivery.
- Since 2008, focused on premium custom womenswear and dress development for established fashion retail programs.
- 2 sample rooms, 7+ senior pattern makers and 20+ sample machinists support multi-style development and revision control.
- 6 owned women’s fashion factories, 10+ long-term satellite production partners and 18+ sewing lines support planned scale.
- Development covers fabric direction, pattern engineering, sampling, PP approval, bulk QC, private labels, packing and export coordination.
Development Capacity Built Around Retail Programs
Retail dress development requires more than a sewing line. Jinfeng Apparel combines specialized development resources, production coordination and controlled finishing so multi-style programs can move from initial direction to repeatable bulk standards.
Since 2008
Long-term womenswear manufacturing experience supports pattern decisions, fabric evaluation, commercial costing and production risk review across trend-led and occasion-focused dress categories.
6 Owned Factories
Owned production units are assigned according to woven, knit, stretch, occasionwear and finishing requirements rather than placing every style into one generic production route.
10+ Production Partners
Long-term satellite factories add planned capacity and category flexibility while Jinfeng’s merchandising, production and QC teams retain project control.
2 Sample Rooms
Dedicated sample rooms allow retail programs to separate first samples, revisions, photo samples, PP samples and priority hero styles during busy development periods.
7+ Pattern Makers
Senior womenswear pattern makers work on bust, waist, hip, neckline, strap, armhole, slit, lining, hem balance and jumpsuit rise requirements.
15+ QC Inspectors
Dedicated QC coverage extends from incoming fabric and trims through cutting, sewing, measurement, appearance, packing and pre-shipment checks.
Designed for Established Fashion Retail Operations
The strongest fit is a retail organization with defined market positioning, seasonal product goals, planned sampling and measurable bulk demand. Development can begin from detailed files or a structured commercial direction.
Fashion Retail Brands
Support for brands planning seasonal dress assortments, commercial price bands, color stories, size ranges, launch windows and retail-ready delivery across ecommerce, specialty retail and multi-channel operations.
Product Development Teams
A structured route for teams managing sketches, references, line sheets, fit standards, material direction, sample comments and approval status across 10-30 styles in parallel.
Sourcing and Merchandising
Clear review of feasibility, target cost drivers, fabric and trim availability, factory allocation, production schedule, QC requirements, packing files and shipment documentation.
ODM Development Beyond Basic OEM Execution
ODM support begins before a final production file exists. Jinfeng Apparel helps translate retail direction into a defined garment while preserving the brand’s commercial goals, visual identity and approval authority.
Brand-Led ODM
The retail team provides a collection direction, reference images, target market, price architecture, color plan, desired fabrics or launch calendar. Jinfeng reviews silhouette, construction, material options, pattern route and production feasibility before sampling.
File-Led OEM
When a complete tech pack, original sample, size chart, BOM and construction standard are available, Jinfeng follows the approved specification while still flagging fabric, fit, cost, sewing or bulk-production risks before execution.
Start From the Information Already Available
A retail program does not need to arrive in one fixed format. Clear inputs reduce development cycles, yet each input type can enter a controlled review process when commercial objectives and decision ownership are defined.
Collection Brief
Target consumer, retail price, margin expectation, launch month, key occasions, style count and intended sales channels establish the commercial boundary for development.
Reference Images
Images can communicate silhouette, neckline, length, fabric effect and styling direction. Jinfeng separates visual inspiration from construction requirements and identifies hidden production risks.
Line Sheet
A multi-style line sheet helps group products by silhouette, fabric family, color story, development priority and expected quantity, improving sample sequencing and cost review.
Original Sample
A physical reference allows closer review of pattern balance, fabric weight, lining, trim quality, sewing method, finishing and dimensions, while requested changes are documented separately.
Tech Pack
A complete tech pack supports precise development of measurements, BOM, stitches, trims, label placement, packaging and grading. Conflicts or missing information are flagged before sampling.
Launch Calendar
Photo-shoot dates, merchandising deadlines, PP approval, bulk windows, warehouse cut-offs and planned transport modes are mapped early to protect the selling season.
From Retail Direction to Production Standard
Every stage creates a controlled output for the next stage. Approval records, measurements, material references and construction instructions prevent important decisions from remaining only in emails or chat messages.
Requirement Review
Confirm product category, style count, target market, quantity, price direction, launch date, size strategy, private-label needs and available references.
Structure Analysis
Review silhouette, bust support, waist position, hip allowance, neckline, strap, sleeve, cut-out, slit, lining and closure requirements.
Fabric Direction
Compare composition, weight, hand feel, drape, stretch, recovery, transparency, shine, shrinkage, color risk, MOQ and lead-time impact.
Pattern Development
Convert approved direction into a pattern with measurable control points suitable for fitting, revision, grading and eventual bulk replication.
Sample Making
Produce the selected sample type, complete internal appearance and measurement checks, then provide photos, videos or physical dispatch for review.
Revision and PP
Record fit, material, trim and workmanship comments, update production files, make revisions and lock the PP sample before bulk cutting.
Bulk and QC
Allocate the style to a suitable production unit, control incoming materials, cutting, sewing, measurements, finishing and packing against approved standards.
Retail Delivery
Apply labels, barcodes and packing instructions, prepare carton data and shipment documents, and coordinate collection with the appointed logistics route.
Dress Categories Developed for Retail Assortments
Jinfeng Apparel concentrates on fashion-led womenswear rather than broad commodity apparel. Product development can cover hero dresses, commercial volume styles and coordinated extensions within the same seasonal assortment.
Party and Cocktail
Mini and midi silhouettes in satin, mesh, lace, sequin, velvet, crepe and stretch materials, with control over bust stability, cut-outs, zippers, lining and photo-ready finishing.
Occasion and Evening
Longer silhouettes requiring drape, support, hem balance, structured lining, lace placement, sequin protection, pressing and careful packing for premium presentation.
Bodycon and Club
Stretch-led dresses requiring recovery, bust-waist-hip balance, side-seam stability, transparency control, secure neckline construction and consistent bulk measurements.
Corset and Structured
Styles using boning, cups, underwire, hook-and-eye components, anti-slip support, structured lining and controlled tension across the bodice.
Resort and Vacation
Lightweight woven dresses, printed styles, relaxed maxis and travel-oriented capsules developed around drape, transparency, print direction and wrinkle-conscious packing.
Graduation and Prom
Seasonal white, pastel, satin, lace, tulle, organza and sequin dresses developed around photo appearance, bust support, safe length and launch deadlines.
Wedding Guest
Satin, chiffon, lace and crepe dresses with color consistency, size grading, lining length, hem balance and multi-batch delivery controls.
Retail Extensions
Jumpsuits, matching sets, skirts and fashion tops can extend a dress story into coordinated capsules while maintaining material, color and branding consistency.
Silhouette Engineering for Fit and Sell-Through
A commercially strong dress must work on the body, photograph correctly and grade consistently. Pattern decisions are connected to fabric behavior, support, movement, coverage and the intended size chart.
Bodycon
Control stretch direction, recovery, negative ease, bust-waist-hip ratios, side seams and lining tension so the silhouette remains fitted without twisting or excessive restriction.
A-Line
Balance shoulder or bust structure with waist placement, skirt volume, grain direction and hem level so the shape remains clean across sizes.
Slip
Manage bias behavior, neckline stability, strap position, armhole exposure, drape and zipper or pull-on construction without creating side-seam distortion.
Corset
Coordinate cup shape, boning channel, under-bust position, center-front length, back closure, waist suppression and lining comfort before grading.
Strapless
Test bust support, anti-slip structure, top-edge tension, underarm height, zipper flatness and movement security through fitting rather than visual review alone.
Halter
Control neckline pressure, strap angle, armhole exposure, back coverage and weight distribution to prevent pulling or uncomfortable neck tension.
One-Shoulder
Balance asymmetric neckline, shoulder support, side-seam alignment and bust coverage while maintaining a level waist and hem.
Backless
Engineer strap placement, side support, back depth, closure stability and lining coverage so the visual effect does not weaken wearability.
Fabric Direction Matched to Dress Structure
Material choice changes fit, drape, transparency, cost, MOQ, sewing method and bulk risk. Jinfeng compares each option against the intended silhouette and retail position before final sample approval.
| Style Type | Recommended Fabrics | Use Carefully | Primary Control Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bodycon dress | Ponte, jersey, spandex blends, stretch satin, power mesh | Non-stretch chiffon, rigid organza | Recovery, opacity, hip fit, side seams, wash stability |
| Corset dress | Structured satin, lace, mesh, firm woven, velvet | Very thin chiffon, unstable lightweight knits | Cup shape, boning, lining, seam strength, top-edge support |
| Slip dress | Satin, stretch satin, crepe, viscose woven | Bulky lace, stiff suiting | Drape, grain or bias direction, straps, neckline, seam distortion |
| Party dress | Sequin, satin, mesh, lace, stretch knit | Rough low-density fabric | Snagging, transparency, decoration security, skin comfort, packing |
| Maxi dress | Chiffon, rayon, viscose, satin, printed woven | Heavy ponte, rigid denim | Hem balance, drape, lining length, print direction, pressing |
| Wedding guest | Satin, chiffon, lace, crepe | Thin unstable jersey | Shade consistency, lining, grading, zipper, multi-batch color control |
| Resort dress | Rayon, viscose, chiffon, linen blend, printed woven | Heavy velvet, dense structured knit | Wrinkle behavior, transparency, print direction, lightweight packing |
| Office-to-evening | Crepe, ponte, suiting, structured knit | Highly transparent mesh | Shape retention, comfort stretch, neckline, slit, clean pressing |
Design Details Resolved Before Sampling
Retail-facing details are reviewed as construction decisions, not decorative afterthoughts. Each feature is evaluated for appearance, support, comfort, repeatability, sewing time and inspection requirements.
Necklines and Coverage
V-neck, square neck, cowl, sweetheart and straight necklines are checked for depth, bust coverage, gaping, underarm exposure, lining support and size-to-size stability.
Straps and Adjusters
Spaghetti straps, fixed straps, halter ties and adjustable sliders are matched to garment weight, strap angle, stretch, hardware strength and the intended fitting range.
Cut-Out Placement
Cut-outs are mapped against bust, waist, hip and movement zones. Reinforcement, edge finishing, lining and stretch behavior are defined before bulk sewing.
Ruching and Draping
Gather ratios, anchor points, elastic tension, panel length and left-right symmetry are tested so ruching remains controlled rather than uneven across production.
Slits and Openings
Slit height, overlap, reinforcement, lining opening and movement are reviewed to balance visual effect with retail wearability and measurement tolerance.
Length and Hem
Mini safety, midi proportion, maxi drape and floor-length balance require separate pattern and QC rules. Hem method depends on fabric weight, curve and finish expectation.
Construction Decisions Behind Premium Dress Execution
Reliable workmanship depends on selecting the correct internal structure and sewing route for each material. Bulk standards are defined during development, then transferred into sewing instructions and QC checkpoints.
Lining Systems
Full, partial, stretch and structured linings are selected according to transparency, comfort, support, seam coverage, garment weight and the desired external drape.
Closures
Invisible, metal and standard zippers, hooks, buttons and snaps are tested for placement, smooth operation, seam flatness, color match and durability.
Bust Support
Bra cups, underwire, boning, elastic, power mesh and anti-slip tape are combined according to neckline, cup shape, garment weight and movement needs.
Lace Placement
Lace fabric and lace trims require separate methods for motif placement, symmetry, seam position, edge finishing, lining color, fraying and hole inspection.
Mesh Handling
Stretch direction, layer count, transparency, recovery, seam type and edge finish are defined to reduce holes, distortion and inconsistent coverage.
Sequin Protection
Cutting and sewing routes account for sequin removal at seams, needle risk, scratch points, loose decorations, pressing limits and protective packing.
Sample Timing Based on Real Style Complexity
Sampling speed is planned by structure and material readiness. A clear distinction between first sample, fit sample, revised sample, photo sample, PP sample and Golden sample prevents approval confusion.
Simple Styles: 7-10 Days
Straightforward skirts, uncomplicated knit dresses or styles using available materials can often reach a first sample within 7-10 days after specification, material and payment confirmation.
Standard Dresses: 10-15 Days
Most fashion dresses with lining, zippers, moderate shaping or common trims require 10-15 days for pattern work, material preparation, sewing and internal review.
Complex Styles: 15-25 Days
Corset structures, multi-layer evening dresses, engineered lace, sequin work, unusual trims or special material development commonly require 15-25 days or supplier-dependent timing.
Sample Comments Converted Into Production Files
Fit and design comments only create value when every approved change reaches the pattern, size chart, BOM, sewing instructions, QC checklist and packing standard. Jinfeng maintains a controlled revision trail for multi-style programs.
Measurement Review
Bust, upper bust, under bust, waist, hip, front and back length, strap length, armhole, neckline depth, slit height, hem width and jumpsuit rise are checked against the approved chart.
Pattern Revision
Comments are translated into marked pattern changes rather than relying on a written note alone. Altered balance, shape, seam position and ease are reflected in the next sample.
Material Update
Any fabric or trim replacement triggers a new review of weight, stretch, recovery, transparency, color, MOQ, cost, lead time, lining and pattern impact.
Approval Status
Each style is tracked as under review, revised, approved for photo, approved for PP or sealed as Golden sample, reducing confusion across 10-30 simultaneous styles.
Multi-Style Development Without Losing Control
Retail programs frequently contain 10-30 styles with shared materials, overlapping trims and different launch priorities. Jinfeng organizes development by product family, risk level and approval status instead of treating every sample as an isolated task.
Fabric Grouping
Styles using the same satin, mesh, lace, jersey or printed woven are grouped for color, hand feel, MOQ, consumption and bulk-lot planning.
Pattern Families
Related silhouettes can share reviewed blocks or fit logic while preserving style-specific neckline, length, sleeve, cut-out and finishing requirements.
Priority Sequencing
Hero SKUs, photo-shoot styles, material-ready designs and long-lead constructions receive a clear sequence aligned with the retail calendar.
Revision Tracking
Version, comments, changed measurements, fabric status, trim status, approval stage and next action are recorded for each style.
Cost Architecture
Commercial volume styles, image-led statement styles and premium occasion pieces are reviewed as an assortment so cost is balanced without flattening the visual identity.
Bulk Readiness
Only styles with confirmed material, pattern, measurements, construction, labels, packing and PP approval move into bulk preparation.
Production Allocation by Fabric and Construction
Jinfeng Apparel does not route every dress through the same line. Factory and line selection considers woven or knit construction, stretch behavior, decoration, structure, quantity, finishing and the required production window.
Woven Dress Lines
Satin, chiffon, crepe, rayon, viscose, linen blends, printed woven and suiting styles are allocated around cutting direction, seam stability, lining, zippers, print placement and hem balance.
Knit and Stretch Lines
Jersey, ponte, rib, spandex blends, stretch mesh and bodycon products require control of stretch direction, recovery, seam tension, neckline stability and measurement consistency.
Occasionwear Lines
Lace, sequin, tulle, organza, velvet, corset and evening structures are placed with teams suited to lower-speed, detail-intensive sewing and finishing.
Flexible Production Lines
6+ flexible lines support planned shifts between style groups, repeat orders and phased production when material readiness and retail priorities require controlled sequencing.
Project Management
12+ merchandisers coordinate materials, sample status, production files, factory communication, progress updates, packing instructions and shipment preparation.
Finishing and Packing
30+ finishing and packing workers handle trimming, pressing, appearance review, labels, barcodes, folding, polybags, carton marks and final quantity checks.
Bulk Workmanship Controlled at the Detail Level
Approved appearance is protected through repeatable sewing and finishing methods. Inspection points focus on defects most likely to damage retail presentation, fit, comfort or warehouse acceptance.
Cutting Accuracy
Grain direction, shine direction, print direction, stretch direction, matching points and shade grouping are checked before sewing begins.
Seam Stability
Stitch type, seam allowance, tension, stretch compatibility, puckering, skipped stitches and edge security are monitored according to material behavior.
Zipper Flatness
Zipper length, tape color, insertion tension, waist seam alignment, top-edge finish and smooth opening are checked to reduce bulging or twisting.
Lining Control
Lining length, attachment points, seam coverage, opacity, movement and hem relationship are checked so lining does not show or distort the outer garment.
Symmetry and Balance
Necklines, straps, sleeves, ruching, cut-outs, waist seams, slits and hems are checked for left-right symmetry and correct garment balance.
Pressing and Presentation
Temperature, pressure, shine protection, wrinkle removal, fold method and decoration protection are adjusted for satin, velvet, lace, mesh, sequin and long dresses.
Quality Control From Fabric Arrival to Carton Release
Quality is managed before defects reach final inspection. Jinfeng’s QC system covers material condition, construction, measurements, appearance, labels, packing and shipment readiness, with client or third-party inspection support when required.
Incoming Fabric
Check color against approved references, weight, hand feel, width, defects, shrinkage data, stretch, transparency, print direction, shine direction and batch shade.
Trims and Labels
Confirm zipper, button, cup, boning, lace trim, label, hangtag, barcode and polybag specifications before production use.
Cutting Check
Verify fabric direction, marker placement, panel accuracy, shade grouping, notch alignment and visible defects before bundles enter sewing.
Inline Sewing
Monitor seam shape, stitch condition, zipper insertion, lining attachment, decoration security, symmetry and recurring line defects during production.
Measurement Check
Compare selected control points against approved tolerances across sizes, including bust, waist, hip, length, straps, neckline, armhole, slit and hem.
Appearance Check
Inspect stains, holes, snagging, wrinkles, threads, asymmetry, exposed lining, lace misplacement, mesh distortion, sequin loss and uneven hems.
Packing Check
Confirm style, color, size, labels, barcode, SKU sticker, polybag, folding, carton quantity, ratio, carton mark and packing-list consistency.
Pre-Shipment Review
AQL sampling or client-appointed third-party inspection can be coordinated according to the approved quality standard and selected production unit.
Retail-Ready Private Label Delivery
A finished garment becomes a retail SKU only after branding, labeling, barcode and packing data are correctly applied. Jinfeng supports branded delivery from artwork review to carton-level verification.
Garment Labels
Woven labels, satin labels, printed labels, heat-transfer labels, size labels and care labels are reviewed for artwork, content, color, dimension, placement and quantity.
Hangtags and Tickets
Hangtags, strings, price tickets, security-tag positions and promotional cards are matched to the approved style and retail presentation.
Barcode and SKU
Barcode stickers, SKU labels, color stickers and size stickers are checked for file version, scan logic, garment match and application position.
Individual Packing
Each garment can be folded, tagged and placed into a clear, frosted, recycled or printed polybag according to product protection and warehouse rules.
Carton Planning
Size ratios, color ratios, mixed or solid cartons, carton marks, carton numbering, quantities, dimensions and gross or net weight are organized for receiving.
Warehouse Support
Packing lists, commercial invoices, shipment photos, carton data and appointed-forwarder coordination help reduce receiving delays and identification errors.
Development Scheduled Around the Retail Calendar
Selling windows drive the order plan. Sample priority, fabric booking, PP approval, bulk allocation, packing and transport are arranged backward from photo shoots, merchandising deadlines and warehouse cut-offs.
Photo and Sales Samples
Hero styles and image-led products can be prioritized for photography, line review or sales meetings, while remaining styles continue through the approved sample sequence.
Bulk Milestone Planning
Material readiness, PP approval, factory allocation, inline QC, final inspection, packing and shipment windows are mapped before the purchase order enters full production.
Phased Delivery
When commercially justified, priority styles, colors or size groups can be separated for an initial air shipment while the remaining bulk follows by sea under coordinated SKU and carton records.
Anonymous Retail Programs With Measurable Scale
NDA obligations prevent public disclosure of brand names, unpublished designs and commercial files. Anonymous program data can still show the style count, order structure, technical focus and delivery discipline relevant to established retail operations.
US Occasionwear Program
A 12-style satin mini and midi collection totaling approximately 24,000 pieces. Development focused on satin shade control, lining comfort, zipper flatness, fit correction, PP approval and retail barcode packing across multiple colors and sizes.
Australian Partywear Program
An 18-style mesh, bodycon and cut-out program totaling approximately 46,000 pieces. Key work covered mesh transparency, stretch recovery, bust coverage, cut-out proportion, photo-sample appearance, repeatable seam tension and phased delivery.
US Private-Label Program
A 24-style womenswear assortment totaling approximately 72,000 pieces. Jinfeng coordinated fabric tracking, sample versions, factory allocation, SKU labels, barcode files, carton marks, client inspection support and staged warehouse delivery.
NDA Protection for Unreleased Retail Collections
Development files often reveal future product direction, price architecture, launch timing and brand assets. Jinfeng supports NDA-based cooperation and limits project materials to the teams involved in evaluation, sampling, production, QC and delivery.
Protected Development Assets
Tech packs, sketches, line sheets, original samples, patterns, size charts, fabric references, trim cards, target prices, quantities, labels, packaging and unpublished designs are managed as confidential project materials.
Controlled Public Proof
Brand names, logos, barcodes, order numbers, unreleased garments and proprietary files are not used in public case studies without written authorization. Proof content is anonymized or produced from internal development samples.
A Dress-Focused Alternative to Broad Sourcing Platforms
Large sourcing groups offer extensive global networks, while specialist factories may offer deep product focus without enough program management. Jinfeng combines dress-specific development with a structured production network suited to sizeable retail assortments.
Specialized Dress Knowledge
Pattern, fabric and construction decisions are built around party, occasion, bodycon, corset, satin, mesh, lace, sequin, resort, graduation and wedding-guest products rather than generic apparel claims.
Scalable Production Structure
6 owned factories, 10+ long-term production partners, 18+ sewing lines and 6+ flexible lines allow style allocation by construction and planned scale while retaining central development and QC control.
Retail Program Discipline
Multi-style sampling, approval status, production files, private labels, SKU packing, shipment documents, NDA protection and repeat-order records support ongoing retail operations rather than one-time garment execution.
Supplier Approval and Testing Coordination
Retail supplier approval can involve factory records, social-compliance review, material documentation, laboratory testing and pre-shipment inspection. Requirements are confirmed against the selected production unit and actual material source.
Factory Review Support
Factory profiles, process information, QC flow, packing procedures and available audit-related documents can be prepared for review. BSCI or Sedex-related records must be confirmed for the specific production unit.
Material Documentation
Certified or traceable fabric requests are evaluated by fabric type, supplier, color, batch, certificate scope, validity, MOQ and lead time. No single certificate is presented as covering every product.
Third-Party Testing
Jinfeng can coordinate fabric or garment testing, AQL inspection and pre-shipment checks through SGS, Intertek, Bureau Veritas, ITS or another appointed laboratory under an agreed test plan.
Order Planning, MOQ and Cost Boundaries
Reliable quotations require a defined style, material direction, construction level, quantity and delivery plan. MOQ is calculated by style and color, while special fabrics, trims, labels and packaging may carry separate supplier minimums.
| Planning Item | Standard Position | Variables Requiring Review |
|---|---|---|
| Garment MOQ | Starts from 200 pcs per style/color | Fabric stock, custom color, printing, lace, sequin, trims, size split, packaging and schedule |
| Sample Timing | Simple 7-10 days; standard 10-15 days; complex 15-25 days | Material readiness, custom trims, pattern complexity, revision scope and supplier lead time |
| Style Count | Retail programs commonly managed in groups of 10-30 styles | Priority sequence, shared fabrics, hero SKUs, approval speed and bulk readiness |
| Bulk Quantity | Planned according to style/color and purchase-order breakdown | Factory allocation, material lot, color/size ratio, phased shipment and seasonal capacity |
| Cost Drivers | Fabric, trims, pattern, sewing time, finishing, QC, packing, loss and testing | Target appearance, construction level, private-label scope, delivery method and compliance plan |
| Bulk Schedule | Confirmed after materials, PP approval and production allocation | Style complexity, quantity, peak season, special processes, inspection and packing requirements |
Frequently Asked Questions About ODM Dress Development
ODM support can include collection-direction review, style structure analysis, fabric and trim recommendations, pattern development, sample making, revisions, PP approval, bulk production, QC, private-label packing and export coordination. The retail team retains approval over design direction, materials, fit, cost and production standards.
Yes. A project may begin from a collection brief, line sheet, reference images, an original sample, target price, size direction and launch calendar. Jinfeng first identifies missing construction information and confirms which decisions must be completed before sampling.
Multi-style programs commonly contain 10-30 styles. Development is organized by fabric group, silhouette family, construction risk, hero-SKU priority and approval status. Actual capacity depends on style complexity, material readiness and the required sample calendar.
Simple styles generally require 7-10 days, standard fashion dresses 10-15 days and complex structures 15-25 days after requirements, materials and payment are confirmed. Special fabrics or trims follow the relevant supplier lead time.
MOQ starts from 200 pieces per style and color. Custom dyeing, printing, special lace, sequin fabrics, developed hardware, labels or packaging may have separate supplier minimums. The final order structure is reviewed before quotation.
Yes. Pattern development and grading can follow an approved brand size chart. Key measurements may include bust, waist, hip, front and back length, strap, armhole, neckline, slit and hem. Tolerances and fitting standards are confirmed before bulk production.
Yes. Photo samples, salesman samples, fit samples, revised samples, PP samples and Golden samples serve different approval purposes. A photo sample is not automatically the final production standard; bulk production begins from the approved PP and production files.
Yes. Support includes garment labels, care labels, size labels, hangtags, barcode stickers, SKU labels, polybags, carton marks, size-ratio packing, packing lists and appointed-warehouse requirements. Artwork and data must be approved before bulk application.
Approved materials, pattern, measurements, construction methods, trims, PP sample, Golden sample and QC checklist are transferred into production. Incoming inspection, cutting checks, inline sewing review, measurement checks, appearance inspection and packing verification form the control chain.
Yes. NDA-based cooperation can be arranged before tech packs, line sheets, patterns, samples, labels, pricing, quantities or unpublished designs are shared. Public proof remains anonymous unless written authorization is provided.
Build the Next Retail Dress Collection With Jinfeng
Send the available project information for a structured review. Kelly and the development team will evaluate the style mix, fabric direction, pattern risk, sample sequence, MOQ fit, private-label requirements and production timing before recommending the next step. A useful first submission includes enough commercial and technical context to separate hero styles, volume styles and long-lead constructions. The goal is not a rushed quotation; the goal is a development and production route capable of preserving the approved appearance across 10-30 styles and a meaningful retail order.
- Company and target market
- Line sheet, reference images, original sample or tech pack
- Style count and priority hero SKUs
- Target quantity per style/color
- Fabric, color and size direction
- Photo-shoot, launch and warehouse dates
- Label, barcode and packing requirements
- Inspection, testing or factory-approval requirements
