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Shirtswise Factory

Inside the Shirtswise Factory

Follow a custom shirt order through fabric inspection, cutting, sewing, finishing, quality checks, packing, warehouse storage, and shipment.

How Orders Move Through Our Shirt Factory

Here is how custom shirt orders move through our factory before sampling or bulk production. The workflow applies to business shirts, corporate shirts, uniforms, promotional shirts, and private label programs.

fabric rolls stored for custom shirt production
01 / Fabric Storage

Fabric Rolls Organized by Order

Production starts with fabric control. Rolls are sorted by order number, fabric type, color, and customer notes before inspection and cutting.

This confirms the correct material for business shirts, corporate uniforms, promotional shirts, school shirts, work shirts, and private label programs.

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fabric inspection before custom shirt cutting
02 / Fabric Checking

Fabric Inspection Before Cutting

Before cutting, the fabric surface, shade, hand feel, width, and visible defects are checked. For repeat orders, the fabric is compared with the approved sample.

Early inspection reduces issues during cutting, sewing, finishing, and final checks, especially for repeat B2B orders.

Main Production Workflow

After fabric approval, each order moves through pattern work, cutting, bundling, sewing, finishing, checking, and packing.

shirt pattern and marker preparation for bulk production
03 / Pattern & Marker

Pattern Preparation

Patterns and markers follow the approved sample, size chart, fit, shrinkage allowance, and construction details.

fabric cutting table for custom shirt orders
04 / Cutting

Fabric Cutting

Fabric is cut by order plan, size breakdown, and marker layout. Clean cutting supports stable sizing, smoother sewing, and better shape control.

cut shirt panels bundled by size before sewing
05 / Bundling

Panels Sorted by Size

Cut panels are bundled by size, color, and order number to keep the sewing line organized and reduce mix-ups during bulk production.

custom shirt sewing line inside factory
06 / Sewing Line

Shirt Sewing and Assembly

The sewing line assembles collars, cuffs, plackets, sleeves, side seams, hems, labels, pockets, and other shirt details.

Bulk production follows the approved sample, confirmed measurements, fabric standard, logo method, label placement, and buyer notes.

buttonhole and button sewing machine for shirt production
07 / Detail Work

Buttonholes, Buttons, and Labels

Buttonholes, buttons, care labels, brand labels, hang tags, and small finishing details are completed with dedicated machines and manual checks.

These small details affect the final look and feel, especially for office shirts, uniforms, retail shirts, corporate programs, and private label collections.

Finishing, Checking, and Packing

After sewing, shirts move through pressing, final checks, folding, size sorting, and packing before they enter the warehouse.

shirt ironing and finishing area inside factory
08 / Finishing

Ironing and Shape Setting

Finished shirts are pressed to improve shape, collar presentation, sleeve lines, and fold quality before final inspection.

finished shirt quality inspection in factory
09 / Inspection

Final Shirt Checking

Our team checks measurements, stitching, logo position, buttons, labels, fabric appearance, loose threads, stains, and overall finishing.

custom shirts folded and packed for bulk shipment
10 / Packing

Folding and Packaging

Packing can include size stickers, individual polybags, hang tags, carton marks, ratio packing, mixed-size cartons, and other buyer requirements.

packed shirt cartons stored in factory warehouse
11 / Warehouse

Packed Orders Held for Shipment

Packed cartons move to the warehouse and are arranged by customer, destination, order number, carton mark, and shipping plan.

This keeps bulk orders organized before express, air, sea, freight forwarder, or door-to-door delivery.

shirt cartons loaded for shipment from factory warehouse
12 / Shipment

Shipment Preparation

After checking and packing, the shipment is prepared around the delivery method, carton requirements, destination, and schedule.

We support bulk cartons, mixed-size packing, private label packing, export carton marks, and delivery planning for the US, Canada, the UK, and Europe.

Factory Support for Custom Shirt Orders

Our factory process gives buyers a direct view of production flow, quality checkpoints, packing options, and repeat order support before a custom shirt project starts.

Clear Order Flow

The full route is easy to follow, from fabric rolls and approved samples to finished cartons ready for shipment.

Practical Process Control

Each step is tied to sizing, sewing quality, logo placement, label handling, packing accuracy, and repeat order consistency.

Support for Bulk Orders

The factory is set up for sample development, stable bulk production, clear packing, and repeat order follow-up.

Need Factory Support for Custom Shirts?

Send your design, fabric request, sample photo, size chart, logo file, packing requirement, or tech pack. We can review the details and prepare the order plan.

Contact the Factory Team

Shirt Factory FAQ

Common questions about our factory, production workflow, quality checks, packing, and repeat order support.

Yes. The main steps include fabric storage, fabric inspection, pattern preparation, cutting, bundling, sewing, finishing, quality checks, packing, warehouse storage, and shipment preparation.
Yes. Samples can be made first. Bulk production starts after the fabric, fit, measurements, logo placement, label details, and packing requirements are confirmed.
Most buyers review fabric inspection, cutting accuracy, sewing quality, measurement control, logo and label placement, final inspection, packing control, and warehouse organization.
Yes. Packing can include size stickers, individual polybags, hang tags, ratio packing, mixed-size cartons, carton marks, and other requested details.
Yes. Repeat orders can follow the approved sample, measurement chart, fabric standard, logo method, label placement, and packing requirements from the previous order.