Screen print, DTG, puff, silicone, flat and 3D embroidery, chenille, rhinestone and more — all applied in our own Dongguan factory, on 50 pieces or 50,000.
Two hoodies can use the same fabric and the same pattern and still feel completely different — the difference is almost always the print or the stitch.
We keep printing, embroidery and embellishment inside our own factory rather than sending them to outside workshops. That means we can adjust ink density, stitch count or puff height while the piece is still on the line, and it means your reorder six months later matches the first run. Every technique below is applied on our own floor and can be combined on a single garment.
Request A QuoteFrom flat classic prints for large runs to dimensional finishes that give a graphic real presence on the fabric.
Classic screen print for bulk runs
Soft-hand water-based print
Full-color DTG for complex artwork
Photo-quality heat transfer
Raised high-density ink finish
Raised puff print for streetwear graphics
Glossy silicone dimensional print
Velvet-touch flocked graphics
Embossed high-frequency detail
Debossed & embossed textures
Metallic foil shine
Hi-vis reflective graphics
Embroidery reads as permanent and premium — it is the finish most brands choose for logos, chest marks and varsity work.
Clean flat embroidery for logos
Raised 3D embroidery
Vintage chain-stitch lettering
Chenille patches, varsity style
Textured toothbrush stitch
Bound-edge applique detail
Frayed distressed embroidery
Custom embroidered patches
The finishes that separate a considered piece from a blank with a logo on it.
Rhinestone embellishment
Hand-sewn gemstone details
Pearl bead embellishment
Metal rivets & hardware accents
Controlled distressing & holes
Contrast flatlock seams
Puff, high-density and embroidery on heavyweight fleece.
Screen print and DTG on 180-280 GSM cotton.
Matching decoration across jacket and pants.
Chenille patches and bound-edge work for varsity.
Leg hits, embroidery and reflective detail.
One decoration standard across an entire drop.
If ink coverage or stitch density is off, we correct it during production instead of shipping it back to an outside workshop.
Screens, digitised embroidery files and approved settings stay on record, so run two looks like run one.
Puff on the chest, chain stitch on the sleeve, woven label at the hem — handled in a single workflow.
Test an unfamiliar finish on a small run before you commit a full drop to it.
Share your file (AI, PDF, PNG) with placement and size, or just a reference image.
We recommend the finish that suits your artwork, fabric and budget — and flag anything that will not hold up.
We produce a physical sample so you judge the finish in hand, not on a screen.
You confirm colors, placement and hand-feel. Adjustments are made before bulk.
Decoration runs in-house with in-line checks against your approved sample.
Final inspection covers print adhesion and stitch quality before packing.
We apply 26+ techniques in-house, including screen print, water-based screen print, DTG, heat transfer, high-density, 3D puff, silicone, flocked, high-frequency, embossing, metallic and reflective printing; flat, 3D, chain stitch, chenille, toothbrush, bound-edge and distressed embroidery; embroidered patches; and embellishments such as rhinestone, sewn gemstones, pearl and metal rivets.
Our MOQ is 50 pieces per style and colorway, and decoration is included in that minimum — you do not need a separate higher minimum for printing or embroidery.
Yes. Combining techniques on one piece is common in streetwear — for example a puff print on the chest with chain-stitch lettering on the sleeve and an embroidered patch at the hem. Because all techniques are handled in our own factory, combining them does not add handling time between workshops.
Flat embroidery is the usual choice for a chest logo because it reads as permanent and premium. Screen print is the most economical for large graphics in bulk. DTG suits complex full-color artwork in smaller runs. 3D puff gives a bold streetwear look on fleece. Send us your artwork and we will recommend the option that fits your fabric and budget.
Yes. We produce a physical sample in 7-12 days so you can judge the finish in hand before approving bulk. Colors and hand-feel are difficult to judge from a screen, so we recommend never skipping this step on an unfamiliar technique.
Yes. We keep screens, digitised embroidery files and approved production settings on record against your style, so repeat orders match the original run.
Tell us your fabric, fit, quantity and timeline — we'll reply with pricing and a clear production plan, usually within one business day.
Fields marked * are required.
Huaxing