Low-Volume Entry Point
The minimum is 50 pcs for each design. A first sample generally requires 7-10 days after the design brief is settled.

Private Label Men's Knitwear Manufacturer
A sand-colored knit polo with dropped shoulders, broad short sleeves, a two-button open collar, ribbed hem, and side vents.
OEM/private-label development from a China clothing factory, with fit, fabric, trims and bulk QC confirmed before production.
Final commercial values depend on fabric, quantity, trims and packaging.
Product overview
A sand-colored knit polo with dropped shoulders, broad short sleeves, a two-button open collar, ribbed hem, and side vents. Best for Relaxed resort assortments, directional unisex capsules, and warm-weather wholesale knit edits.. We can develop the final product from your tech pack, reference garment or a shared set of product notes.
Buyer answer summary
These quick answers cover the main details buyers usually check before sending an RFQ.
The minimum is 50 pcs for each design. A first sample generally requires 7-10 days after the design brief is settled.
The usual bulk window is 15-30 days following approval of the sample and readiness of the nominated material.
Approve the main knit appearance, collar build, rib tension, shoulder drop, and side-vent construction through swatch and sample review.
QC can verify shoulder balance, collar alignment, button spacing, sleeve openings, vent symmetry, hem dimensions, and agreed measurements.
Buyers may develop alternate colors, fit blocks, collar shapes, button treatments, slit heights, label packages, and approved decoration.
A useful brief includes flat sketches, finished measurements, color targets, button references, branding files, label layouts, and packing instructions.
The pre-production approval should record vent height, reinforcement position, and front-to-back hem balance before the dropped-shoulder block is released.
Agree the collar shaping, top-button position, and folding method so the open neckline arrives ready for showroom display or product photography.
Ready to develop?