From a first sample to a coordinated uniform program, share what you need. We’ll help you work through fabrics, fit, branding and the requirements that matter to your team.
Production starts from 50 pieces per SKU, with samples available for review before a bulk order. Share your style, fabric and size breakdown so we can confirm the applicable MOQ and sampling costs. Pilot runs and sample-fee credits are agreed in your quotation.
Plan around 5 business days for pre-production sampling and 15–20 days for bulk production after sample approval, subject to fabric availability, decoration and order scope. Revisions and freight add time. Include your required delivery date and destination so we can confirm a practical schedule before you commit.
Agree measurable acceptance criteria before sampling: garment measurements and tolerances, fabric composition and weight, approved colour reference, seam construction and logo placement. Define the intended wash cycle and any required performance tests. Review the sample against this specification, record changes and approve a final reference before production. For hi-vis or protective garments, confirm the required standard, layout and supporting test documentation for the specific product.
Request an NDA before sharing confidential artwork or technical files. We agree access, ownership and retention requirements with you, then keep the approved pattern, grading, fabric and branding references together for production and reorders. Include any special confidentiality requirements in your enquiry.
A typical production arrangement is a 30% deposit and 70% balance before shipment, with T/T bank transfer. Your quotation confirms the terms for your project, including sampling charges, any applicable credits and available arrangements for repeat programs.
Factory visits can be arranged in advance. Washedloom was founded in Hangzhou and operates a 15,000 m² Manufacturing Facility with 130 Employees and 10 Production Lines. Tell us your audit objectives and preferred dates so we can coordinate the visit and share the appropriate location and available documentation.
Ocean and air freight can be planned around your volume and delivery date. Request FOB, CIF or DDP terms where available for your destination. Agree the named port or place, customs responsibilities, documentation and packing breakdown in the quotation, especially for deliveries to multiple sites.
Bring your ideas, specifications and delivery goals. We’ll help you shape the next step.