XINHUI GARMENTS / CUSTOM MEN’S STREETWEAR
CUSTOM LONG-SLEEVE
SLEEVE-PRINT
T-SHIRT.
Move the graphic beyond the chest. Develop a custom long-sleeve streetwear T-shirt with artwork mapped to the sleeves, a restrained body and proportions built around your own fit.
AI-generated visual concept. Not a production sample, customer order or item available to purchase.
FRONT VIEW / DESIGN
ARTWORK
IN MOTION.
A restrained body gives both sleeves a clear role.
01 / 06
Let the sleeves carry the artwork.
A faded mineral-sage body provides a calm field for charcoal and burnt-orange sleeve graphics. The original abstract route-map composition uses lines, circles and halftone details along the arms, while a small chest marker keeps the front balanced. This direction is defined by where the graphic sits, not only by its size. Your brand supplies its own sleeve artwork, palette and placement.
SLEEVE-LED DESIGN
The main visual area moves from the torso to the arms, so the artwork must work on a narrow, curved surface.
YOUR GRAPHIC SYSTEM
The route-map motif is an original concept; your own artwork and color choices guide the final garment.
BACK VIEW / DETAILS
A QUIETER
REVERSE.
The sleeves stay expressive while the back stays open.
02 / 06
Keep the body calm from every angle.
The back uses one narrow burnt-orange detail near the shoulder blade, leaving most of the sage body open. The sleeve graphics remain visible as the wearer turns, connecting the front and rear views without filling every panel. The exact wrap, seam clearance and orientation of each sleeve design should be agreed separately; left and right sleeves are not automatically mirror copies.
LEFT & RIGHT FILES
Supply each sleeve artwork separately and indicate which direction it faces when worn.
BACK DETAIL
Set the slim back motif independently from the sleeve design, including its position below the neckline.
FIT STUDY / 03
DESIGNED
DOWN THE ARM.
- LONG SLEEVEDefine length and bicep width.
- DROPPED SHOULDERSet the starting point of the arm.
- RIB CUFFControl opening and recovery.
- PRINT AREAMap artwork to the sleeve shape.
03 / 06
Fit the sleeve before mapping the print.
This concept uses a relaxed hip-length body, dropped shoulders and long sleeves finished with rib cuffs. Sleeve length and width determine how much of the artwork can be seen without wrapping underneath the arm. Confirm the base fit, cuff opening and sleeve shape first, then review the graphic on the worn sample. Size grading must preserve both the fit and the intended print placement.
ON-BODY PLACEMENT
Check the artwork with arms down and elbows bent; the visible area changes with movement.
GRADING DECISION
Agree whether artwork keeps a fixed size or uses different dimensions for selected garment sizes.
MATERIAL & CRAFT / 04
PLACE IT
PRECISELY.
- ORIENTATIONConfirm left and right directions.
- BOUNDARIESAllow for seams and cuffs.
- PRINT QUALITYReview detail, color and handfeel.
04 / 06
Control the print around the sleeve.
Sleeve decoration requires attention to seam clearance, orientation and alignment, especially where fine lines and larger filled areas sit together. The suitable print method and production sequence depend on the fabric, artwork and whether decoration is applied to cut panels or assembled garments. Sampling should confirm line definition, color, handfeel and the result after the agreed wash checks.
ARTWORK FILES
Provide clean, high-resolution artwork or vector files with dimensions and color references; include the intended distressed texture.
PRODUCTION REVIEW
Artwork crossing sleeve seams or cuffs needs a specific feasibility review and cannot be assumed from a digital mockup.
ON-BODY / 05
BEYOND
THE CHEST.
The arms become the main graphic surface.
05 / 06
See the graphic when the body moves.
The full-body scene demonstrates how the printed sleeves frame a mostly clean torso. The design reads as streetwear without covering the entire body in artwork, and the sage color introduces variety within the site’s restrained palette. This styling view helps assess sleeve length, graphic visibility and the relationship with loose trousers before the physical sample is finalized.
DISTANCE CHECK
Review whether the key shapes are readable from a full-outfit view as well as in close-up.
CONCEPT IMAGE
The scene is an AI-generated design reference; approve the actual print and fit on a physical sample.
YOUR BRIEF / 06
MAP YOUR
SLEEVE ARTWORK.
- 01 / FILESSeparate left and right layouts.
- 02 / POSITIONDimensions and seam distances.
- 03 / FITSleeve, cuff and body measures.
- 04 / ORDERColors, sizes and brand details.
06 / 06
Send a placement sheet for each sleeve.
Prepare front and back drawings plus separate left and right sleeve layouts. Include artwork dimensions, distance from cuffs and seams, color references, fabric composition and GSM, garment measurements, quantity and branding. We assess print feasibility and the construction before preparing a detailed quote. Approve the decorated sample and final placement specification before confirming the bulk order.
QUOTE REQUIREMENTS
Decoration area, number of locations and color requirements form part of the project assessment.
SAMPLE APPROVAL
Check both sleeve orientations, artwork definition, cuff fit and wash behavior before bulk production.
HOW CUSTOM STREETWEAR ORDERS WORK
FROM YOUR DESIGN.
TO YOUR DELIVERY.
For made-to-order streetwear, the path starts with your design files. We review your requirements, quote and make a sample for your approval before you confirm a bulk order.
- 01 / INQUIRY & BRIEF
Send your design and requirements.
Share your drawings or tech pack, preferred fabric and weight, fit, artwork files, estimated quantity and target timing. We clarify missing details before pricing.
- 02 / REVIEW & QUOTE
Get a project-specific quotation.
We assess fabric, construction, decoration placement and quantity, then quote from the submitted design and specifications. We also agree on the sample scope; later design changes may affect the final price.
- 03 / SAMPLE DEVELOPMENT
See the garment in real life.
We develop a sample to check fit, fabric feel, decoration placement, color and finishing. The stated sample lead time is 7–20 days, subject to the agreed sample brief.
- 04 / SAMPLE APPROVAL
Review, revise and sign off.
You check the physical sample and send feedback. We agree any revisions, update the production specification and obtain your approval before bulk production.
- 05 / BULK ORDER
Confirm the order details.
After sample approval, confirm the final quantity, color and size breakdown, artwork placement, labels, packaging, price, payment terms and delivery schedule in the purchase order.
- 06 / PRODUCE & DELIVER
Make, inspect and ship.
We prepare materials, cut, decorate and sew the garments, with photo and video updates at key stages. Finished goods are inspected, packed and handed over under the agreed shipping terms.
Timing note: Sample revisions can add time. The 7–20 day figure is for sampling, not bulk production or shipping. We confirm the bulk schedule after sample approval and order details are agreed.
CUSTOM PRODUCTION / OEM & ODM
TELL US ABOUT
YOUR DESIGN.
Share the essentials for your long-sleeve sleeve-print t-shirt project: left and right sleeve artwork, print dimensions and orientation, sleeve fit, cuffs, fabric and branded details. We’ll prepare a WhatsApp message from your answers. A detailed quote follows review of your drawings or tech pack.
After WhatsApp opens, attach any design drawings, tech pack or material references you have in the chat. Files cannot be attached through this form.