01 / Preparation
Fabric Spreading & Cutting
Fabric is laid out for cutting, with garment panels prepared for the sewing workflow.
Men's Streetwear Manufacturing
T-Shirt Factory.
Jiaxing, China.
Our 1,500 m² facility in Tongyuan Town, Jiaxing supports private-label OEM/ODM T-shirt orders from pattern development and sampling through cutting, sewing, inspection, pressing and export packing.
Production Area1,500 m²
Sewing Lines6 lines
Monthly Capacity50,000–100,000 pcs
About the Manufacturer
Built for Your Next Order.
Founded in 2023, Haiyan Abaya Clothing Co., Ltd. develops and manufactures men’s T-shirts for brands, wholesalers and business buyers. Fabric, fit, decoration, labels and packing are agreed together, with documented samples guiding production and repeat orders.
Established2023
Team100–200 people
Sample Development8-person team
Daily Capacity2,000–4,000 pcs
Staffing and output vary with season, garment specifications, process complexity and the production schedule.
Factory Capabilities
One Workflow Across the Garment.
Sampling, construction and finishing work toward a shared production specification, with the approved garment as the reference.
02 / Construction
Sewing & Assembly
Sewing teams bring the garment panels together across dedicated production stations.
03 / Printing
Screen Printing
Print tables support the placement and application of artwork across garment runs.
04 / Embroidery
Embroidery
Multi-head embroidery equipment adds stitched artwork and branding to garments.
Inside the Factory
A Closer Look at the Floor.
See the sewing lines, printing equipment and finished-garment storage in more detail. Select any photograph to open the full view.
Production Floor
A wide view of the garment production floor and overhead hanger lines.
Sewing Workshop
Sewing stations with garment panels organized in production bins.
Hanging Sewing Line
Garments moving between sewing stations on an overhead hanger system.
Sewing Workstations
Operators sewing garments at numbered stations along a hanger line.
Overlock Stitching
Close-up of an operator finishing a white garment at an overlock machine.
Print Workshop
Printed white T-shirts arranged across the workshop tables.
Heat Press Stations
Heat press machines set up for garment decoration.
Direct-to-Garment Printing
An operator positioning a black garment on a GTX600 garment printer.
Finished Garment Storage
Packed garments sorted on shelving in the finished goods area.
Production Sequence
A Clear Path From Brief to Shipment.
01RequirementTech pack, reference garment, target fit and decoration direction.
02MaterialConfirm fabric, GSM, color and finishing compatibility.
03SampleDevelop the garment and verify measurements and visual character.
04ApprovalLock fit, artwork, labels and packing before bulk.
05ProductionCut, sew, decorate and finish with inline quality checks.
06ShipmentFinal QC, packing and shipment preparation.
Quality Standard
The Approved Sample Stays the Reference.
Quality checks run from incoming materials to finished cartons. Fabric condition and shade are reviewed before cutting, followed by panel checks, sewing inspections and final garment assessment. Final inspection uses AQL 2.5 alongside the approved sample and written order requirements.
Materials & PanelsReview fabric, color, cut parts and shade separation before sewing.
In-Process ChecksCheck construction, measurements and workmanship during production.
Final ReleaseVerify garment inspection, labels, quantities and packing before dispatch.
Ready to build a drop?
Tell Us About Your Streetwear Direction.
Share target GSM, fit, quantity, wash direction, artwork and reference images. We’ll organize the sampling and production route.