Review the specification
Define the garment, materials, construction, quantities and target delivery.
JYTK APPAREL
Kidswear OEM Manufacturing
Turn your technical pack, artwork or sample into a confirmed manufacturing specification.
GARMENT SEWING
A look at garment sewing in the workshop.
TECHNICAL REVIEW
Your design is the starting point
Share drawings or samples with a size chart, construction details, fabric requirements, artwork and target market. We review the information before confirming the sample and production scope.
Confirm the details before bulk
Develop and approve a sample
Review fit, measurements, decoration and brand materials against the sample.
Release production
Lock the final written version and fulfil the agreed bulk-release conditions.
Build a complete manufacturing brief
Garment and sizes
Style, measurements, size split and colours.
Materials and artwork
Fabric, trims, decoration files and placement.
Commercial requirements
Quantity, market, packaging, target shipment and inspection requirements.
BEFORE BULK RELEASE
A complete brief still needs a confirmed version
The technical pack, sample, approved measurements, materials, artwork, packaging and inspection requirements are brought together before bulk production. The approved sample and written specification remain the reference when changes are reviewed.
WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU
A complete brief still starts with your inputs
The clearer the starting point, the fewer assumptions are carried into sampling.
Technical pack or sample
A specification, a sealed sample or a documented reference all work as the starting point.
Size and colour breakdown
The size range, the colourways and how the quantity is split across them.
Artwork and brand materials
Print or embroidery artwork, and the label and packaging requirements.
Market and timing
The destination market, any testing or labelling requirement, and the target delivery window.
BEFORE BULK RELEASE
Bulk production runs on one agreed version
Everything below is confirmed before the order is released to production.
Final approved specification
Measurements, materials, construction and workmanship, in writing.
Sealed sample
The approved physical sample stays the reference for the running order.
Brand materials
Labels, tags and packaging approved against the order requirements.
Inspection basis
The inspection reference, and any testing the destination requires.
SEPARATE ASSESSMENT
Some inputs change the quotation and the schedule
A nominated supplier, customer-supplied material, an exact-quantity requirement, special packaging and destination testing are quoted and scheduled against the specific project rather than assumed. Where a requirement cannot be met within the standard scope, it is raised before the order is confirmed rather than discovered during production.
