XINHUI GARMENTS / CUSTOM MEN’S STREETWEAR
CUSTOM VINTAGE-WASH
SWEAT SET.
Develop a custom vintage-wash sweat set for your streetwear label. Faded oxblood knit gives the crewneck and wide-leg pants a shared worn-in character. Define both garments around your fabric, fit, artwork and size-pairing requirements.
Xinhui Garments is an OEM/ODM streetwear manufacturer in Humen, Dongguan, China, serving brands in Europe, North America, Australia and other international markets.
Custom production only. No ready stock or dropshipping. Detailed quotes follow review of your drawings or tech pack. For sets, state top and bottom piece counts; set composition and minimums are confirmed in the quote. Images are AI-generated design concepts, not physical production samples.
FRONT VIEW / DESIGN
FADED COLOR.
CLEAR IDENTITY.
Faded color and complementary graphics connect the pieces.
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A washed set with its own graphic balance.
Faded oxblood knit gives the crewneck and wide-leg pants a shared worn-in character. An original broken-ellipse chest graphic is balanced by a smaller complementary mark on the leg. Offset seam panels and a subtle neck insert add construction detail, so the design remains recognizable beyond the artwork alone.
DESIGN DIRECTION
A boxy crewneck with an inset neck detail and offset curved panels, paired with wide-leg sweatpants. A broken-ellipse chest graphic and a smaller complementary leg mark create a coordinated identity.
MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT
A sweatshirt-knit direction with a faded oxblood surface and tonal rib. Fabric composition, weight, finishing route, shade range and artwork compatibility require sample approval.
BACK VIEW / DETAILS
THE WASH
CARRIES THE BACK.
A quiet back keeps the washed surface in focus.
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Let the wash carry the back.
The reverse remains mostly plain, allowing seam fading and the relaxed silhouette to show. A small neck detail and a simple rear pocket provide restrained finishing points. Specify any additional rear artwork separately, and check that pocket fabric and main panels sit within the agreed shade range after finishing.
BACK & INTERIOR
Provide back views and a wash reference for both garments, including rear-pocket shade expectations.
SAMPLE CHECK
Wash shade and acceptable variation, raised-seam fading, artwork handfeel, rib contrast, skew and finished measurements across the two garments.
FIT STUDY / 03
FIT AFTER
THE FINISH.
- FINISHED LENGTHMeasure after the approved finish.
- RIB OPENINGReview recovery and hem shape.
- PANT RISECheck balance with the top.
- TOLERANCESRecord them for both pieces.
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Approve dimensions after the finish.
The intended fit must be assessed on the finished set. Review the crewneck body, rib opening, pant rise and open hem after the chosen treatment, then record the approved measurements. Top and bottom patterns need their own grading and tolerances even when they use a matching fabric and shared color reference.
TWO SIZE CHARTS
Top: chest, shoulder, body length, sleeve, neck and rib. Pants: waist relaxed/extended, hip, rise, thigh, inseam and hem. Measure both after the approved finishing process.
SIZE PAIRING
Specify the intended top and bottom size pairing and quantities for each piece. Review the full outfit on-body; record finished measurements for both garments before bulk approval.
DEVELOPMENT SPECIFICATION
- Top & bottom measurements
- Top: chest, shoulder, body length, sleeve, neck and rib. Pants: waist relaxed/extended, hip, rise, thigh, inseam and hem. Measure both after the approved finishing process.
- Material direction
- A sweatshirt-knit direction with a faded oxblood surface and tonal rib. Fabric composition, weight, finishing route, shade range and artwork compatibility require sample approval.
- Construction
- A boxy crewneck with an inset neck detail and offset curved panels, paired with wide-leg sweatpants. A broken-ellipse chest graphic and a smaller complementary leg mark create a coordinated identity.
- Sample review
- Wash shade and acceptable variation, raised-seam fading, artwork handfeel, rib contrast, skew and finished measurements across the two garments.
- Quantity basis
- MOQ starts from 50 pieces. For two-piece sets, specify top and bottom quantities separately; set composition and minimums by style and color are confirmed in the quotation.
- Branding & packing
- Provide artwork for each piece, label positions and whether the garments should be paired in one pack. Confirm packing and size identification before bulk.
Development options, not fixed specifications. Confirm both garments, materials, measurements and size pairing on your samples.
MATERIAL & CRAFT / 04
SHADE.
FADE.
ARTWORK.
- FADE MAPSpecify placement and intensity.
- ARTWORK FEELApprove finish and ink together.
- SHADE RANGESet acceptable variation.
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Agree a finish range, not just a color name.
A vintage surface is described through base shade, seam contrast and where fading appears. Review these features with the graphic application on test pieces and complete samples. The finishing and decoration sequence should suit the chosen material; confirm acceptable variation and care requirements before committing to bulk production.
MATERIAL CHOICE
A sweatshirt-knit direction with a faded oxblood surface and tonal rib. Fabric composition, weight, finishing route, shade range and artwork compatibility require sample approval.
SET CONSISTENCY
Wash shade and acceptable variation, raised-seam fading, artwork handfeel, rib contrast, skew and finished measurements across the two garments.
ON-BODY / 05
OXBLOOD
IN DAYLIGHT.
Oxblood fading with a restrained chalk contrast.
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Show the surface in natural light.
Daylight makes the oxblood fade and chalk-colored artwork easier to compare across the outfit. A relaxed pose keeps the crewneck hem and pant width visible, while movement shows how the knit falls. The concept sets an aesthetic direction; the physical approval sample establishes the actual handfeel, shade and finish.
COLLECTION CONTEXT
Compare both garments together under consistent light when approving the set color.
CONCEPT IMAGERY
These AI-generated images illustrate an original development direction, not physical samples or ready-stock items. The approved physical samples define the production garments.
YOUR BRIEF / 06
YOUR WASH.
YOUR GRAPHICS.
- 01 / BOTH PIECESFront, back and construction drawings.
- 02 / SIZE PAIRINGTop and bottom size charts and ratios.
- 03 / MATERIALSFabric, shade, artwork and trims.
- 04 / QUANTITIESPiece counts, set packing and timing.
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Provide wash references for both pieces.
Send the target shade, photographs of the desired fade, separate garment drawings and measurement charts. Include original artwork files, print placement, care expectations and top/bottom quantities by size. Quotation follows the construction and finishing review; approve the complete samples and variation limits before confirming the bulk order.
QUANTITY & SAMPLING
MOQ starts from 50 pieces. For two-piece sets, specify top and bottom quantities separately; set composition and minimums by style and color are confirmed in the quotation. Sample lead time is 7–20 days for the agreed development scope; revisions and bulk schedules are confirmed separately.
APPROVAL BEFORE BULK
Approve both pieces, color relationship, fit, decoration, trims, labels and packing before bulk production. Confirm any required product testing and report scope for the project.
BEFORE YOU SEND YOUR BRIEF
Will every piece have exactly the same fade?
A washed finish can show variation. Agree a physical reference and an acceptable range rather than relying on a single digital image.
Can we change the wash color?
Yes. Provide a target shade and fading reference. The material and finishing route are assessed during development.
Is the worn graphic printed before or after washing?
The sequence depends on the selected fabric, inks and target appearance. We assess the approach and confirm it through sampling.
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 vintage-wash sweat set project: faded crewneck, offset seam panels, coordinated worn-in graphics. State top and bottom piece counts and the intended size pairing. MOQ starts from 50 pieces; set composition and minimums are confirmed in the quote. Your answers prepare a WhatsApp draft for review. A detailed quote follows assessment of your drawings or tech pack.
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