Minimum Run and Sampling
The minimum is 50 pcs for each design. A sample normally needs 7-10 days once the raglan measurements, rib proportions and color target are confirmed.

Private Label Men's Knitwear Manufacturer
A silver-grey long-sleeve crewneck distinguished by visible raglan lines and fine ribbed cuffs and hem.
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 silver-grey long-sleeve crewneck distinguished by visible raglan lines and fine ribbed cuffs and hem. Best for Transitional layering drops, commuter knitwear and restrained corporate collections.. 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 sample normally needs 7-10 days once the raglan measurements, rib proportions and color target are confirmed.
After the approved sample is in place and materials are ready, allow approximately 15-30 days for the bulk run.
Review the main stitch appearance, raglan route, neckline joining, cuff structure and hem depth together before issuing production approval.
The QC brief can measure sleeve length from the neck point, body width, total length and rib dimensions while checking paired seams, neckline shape and visible finish.
Available development areas include raglan proportion, overall fit, cuff and hem scale, silver-grey direction, brand labels and packing.
Please send the style sketch or reference, full measurement table, target shade, logo assets, labeling text, packing method and planned units by size.
State whether sleeve length is measured from center back, the neck point or another defined landmark. Using one annotated method throughout the size chart prevents conflicting readings during approval.
Define whether this crewneck will cover a shirt or function as a closer standalone layer. Chest, upper-arm and cuff targets can then be judged against the intended use rather than an undefined regular fit.
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