Apparel OEM questions

Yes. We can start with a Tech Pack, reference garment, sketch or image. Tell us whether the sample is intended to check fit, materials or other details. We then agree the materials, revision scope, charges and schedule.

They depend on the product and changes requested. Before starting, confirm whether charges include patterns, materials, processing, extra sizes, remakes and shipping. Annotated images or measurements make it easier to assess the work needed for each revision.

Yes. Share reference images, the target market, planned quantities and the fit or fabric feel you want. Open details can be developed through sampling. Before production, we align the approved sample with the current specification.

We review options against the intended use, performance, feel, composition, quantity, budget and timing. Physical samples can help compare thickness, stretch and feel. Tell us before material approval if test results or supporting certificates are required.

The Tech Pack, approved sample and measurement chart define the reference for appearance, stitching, trims, labels and packing. Inspection stages, sampled or full checks, tolerances, records and acceptance criteria are agreed for the product. Discuss third-party inspection or testing needs before production.

Yes. Specifications, sample comments and changes can be reviewed in Japanese. Share the selling side’s labeling, packing, inspection, testing and delivery requirements so we can agree the supporting information, approvers and scope for your product.

The company is based in Huzhou, China. Production work is organized mainly in the Yangtze River Delta, according to the product’s materials, construction, quantities, quality requirements and schedule. Share the specification to discuss the processes and production environment needed.

The usual sequence is requirements, materials and specifications, sampling, revisions and approval, production, inspection and shipment. Each stage has agreed inputs and approvals. Changes are reviewed for their effect on cost and timing.

Use the inquiry form for your product overview. Send Tech Packs, measurement charts and images to info@guohesky.com. If you have already submitted the form, use the same name or company in your email so we can match the files to your project.

Share the style reference, specification revision, affected area and photos or measurements. We compare the issue with the agreed criteria and discuss further checks, correction or remaking, including schedule effects. Record what must be checked again after the action.

Align product descriptions, quantities by color and size, packing details, recipient and transport terms. Agree the required documents, such as the commercial invoice and packing list, and their reviewers in advance. Keep the dispatch plan separate from the expected arrival date.