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YogaSew

Production / Cut-and-sew & seamless

Prepare your yoga wear production order.

Turn the approved sample into a production specification. Confirm quantities, quality checks, packing and shipping responsibilities before the order begins.

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The decisions that matter

Confirm the specification before production.

YogaSew is the yoga manufacturing brand of Dongguan Jiashun Clothing Co., Ltd. We offer cut-and-sew and seamless manufacturing. Construction and material requirements are reviewed against your approved specification.

  1. 01

    Lock the specification

    Agree the approved sample, size chart, tolerances, material, colors and branding. Record the version both sides are using.

  2. 02

    Confirm the order

    Set quantities by style, size and color. Agree pricing, payment terms and the production schedule for that specification.

  3. 03

    Define quality checks

    Specify measurement, seam, shade and labeling checks. Any performance testing needs an agreed method and acceptance criteria.

  4. 04

    Prepare the handover

    Confirm packing, destination and shipping responsibilities. Review the documents and shipment arrangement applicable to the order.

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Your next step

Agree quality checks for your order.

Agree what will be checked and what counts as acceptable. Share any required inspection standard or independent testing with your brief so the scope and arrangements can be confirmed for your order.

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Construction routes

Cut-and-sew or seamless.

Choose the construction around your garment design. For seamless bras, leggings, shorts, tops and sets, review yarn, knit structure and finishing alongside the fit specification.

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Discuss your production order.

Share the approved specification if available, quantities by style and color, and delivery country. We’ll review the order requirements before quoting.

Discuss your production order