Three production lines, one campus.
Our facility in Yiwu, Zhejiang sits on 22,000 square meters and houses three dedicated production lines — a general workwear line for polo shirts, work pants and shirts; a hi-vis specialty line for EN ISO 20471 / ANSI 107 garments with reflective-tape attachment stations; and a dedicated FR line for meta-aramid coverall work that runs separately to maintain certification integrity.
The factory is laid out in a linear flow: fabric warehouse → CAD cutting room → sewing line → decoration (embroidery / screen print / heat press / sublimation) → QC inspection → packaging. A standard polo program can move from raw fabric to packed carton in 11 working days when timing matters.
We added our dedicated FR production line in 2018 after demand from Middle East oil and gas customers passed the threshold to justify isolation. Today our FR program supplies refinery, pipeline and upstream oilfield uniform programs across three continents.
Sixteen Tajima heads, four screen lines, two heat presses.
Our in-house decoration department is what most clients say sets us apart. Sixteen-head Tajima TMBP embroidery machines handle high-volume corporate, hospitality and construction-crew logo work. Four screen-print rotary tables handle 1-6 color back-panel prints and t-shirt programs. Two heat-press stations run individual name-patch personalization (HTV) and reflective transfer logo work. Two dye-sublimation lines handle full-color polyester polo programs.
Every embroidery file is digitized in-house — we don't outsource. That means we can recommend changes to your file when the original was created for a printed brochure and won't read well at 12,000 stitches per minute. Most clients send us a logo PDF; we send back a stitch-count estimate and a digital simulation within 24 hours.
For FR uniform programs, we use Nomex-rated and Kevlar-rated embroidery thread exclusively. Standard polyester thread melts under arc-flash and worsens burns — using FR-rated thread is a non-negotiable for any FR-certified garment.
From meta-aramid, from hi-vis polyester, from Cordura.
Our standard general-workwear ranges use 65/35 poly-cotton twill at 220-280 GSM — the workhorse fabric for shirts, polos, work pants and coveralls. We have been buying it from the same three mill partners since 2012, with consistent lot-to-lot performance documented in our fabric library.
For hi-vis garments we use EN ISO 20471-compliant fluorescent polyester (orange-red or yellow-green) at 150-220 GSM. The fabric is procured against the fluorescence and chromaticity coordinates in Annex A of the standard, with each lot tested for compliance before sewing starts.
For FR programs we use inherent meta-aramid blend fabric (93% meta-aramid + 5% para-aramid + 2% antistatic carbon fiber) at 220-280 GSM. Inherent FR means the protective property is engineered into the polymer chain — it does not wash out, does not degrade under industrial laundry, does not require re-treatment. For high-wear panels in construction and cargo pants we add Cordura 1000D reinforcement at the knees.
For sustainability-led buyer programs we run a separate GRS-certified RPET line — recycled polyester from post-consumer PET bottles, with full chain-of-custody documentation from bale to finished garment. Identical performance to virgin polyester at 8-15% premium.
