Garment identification
Main labels, care labels, size labels, hangtags, barcode labels and stickers.
JYTK APPAREL
Private Label Packaging
Coordinate the labels, unit packaging and carton information that complete your product.
PACKAGING
A look at garment packing before dispatch.
From the garment to the carton
Unit packaging
Agree polybags or other specified packaging, folding and presentation.
Export cartons
Confirm carton marks, quantity ratios, packing lists and shipping requirements.
Confirm special packaging before the quotation is final
Special print treatments, gift boxes and other customised materials are assessed with their own minimums, costs and lead times.
PACKING SPECIFICATION
Approve the packing version before production
Packaging affects cost, lead time and export handling, so it stays connected to the garment specification.
Identify the components
Labels, tags, barcode, polybag, carton marks and any special packaging.
Confirm artwork and quantities
Review print files, packing ratios, carton information and material minimums.
Release the packing version
Use the approved packing specification for production and shipment preparation.
PACKAGING SCOPE
From the label to the carton
The stages where the product becomes a packed order.
Unit packing
Polybag, header card or a customer-specified method.
Branded packaging
Printed packaging, presentation boxes, brand paper and multi-layer hanging.
Packing configuration
How garments are folded, tagged, counted and combined per pack.
Carton and shipping marks
Carton mark, quantity breakdown and the information the shipment needs.
CONFIRMATION AND COST
Packaging is approved before it is produced
Packing samples and brand materials are confirmed before bulk production rather than adjusted after it. Standard labels, tags and packing are quoted with the garment; special printing, presentation packaging and any component carrying its own minimum order quantity are quoted separately, so the packaging decision is visible in the price instead of arriving later as an extra.
