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How does the cooperation process work? The cooperation process includes consultation → sample development → approval → bulk production → quality inspection → shipment, with clear checkpoints and written confirmations at each stage to ensure accuracy and efficiency. Cooperation Process Overview At Ginwen, cooperation follows a transparent, step-by-step workflow designed for:StartupsDeveloping brandsEstablished international labelsOEM & private label buyersThis ensures:Clear communicationPredictable timelinesQuality control at every stageReduced risk for first-time buyers Step-by-Step Cooperation Process 1️⃣ Initial Consultation & Requirement ConfirmationWhat happens:Discuss your project goals, target audience, market positioningConfirm cooperation mode (OEM / private label)Establish estimated MOQ (50 pcs+), timeline & budget directionWhat you provide:Design sketches / tech pack / reference samples / inspiration imagesBranding requirements (if any)Output:✔ Clear project scope & feasibility✔ Quotation or price range estimate2️⃣ Material & Technical ConfirmationWhat we handle:Recommend fabrics: nylon / polyester / recycled / waterproof / windproofInsulation options: duck down / goose down / eco-fillBranding methods: embroidery / patches / prints / trims📌 Every material must be approved before sampling.Output:✔ Material list + technical confirmation✔ Final cost estimate3️⃣ Sample Development (7–14 Days)In-house process includes:CAD pattern developmentCutting, sewing, down fillingFit and functionality verificationMOQ guidance:Sample = 1 piece (paid sample)Fully branded samples available for private label⏱ Timeline: 7–14 days4️⃣ Sample Approval & RevisionsYou receive the sample → check fit, workmanship, branding.Options:Approve → move to bulk productionRequest revision → resample (3–7 days)No bulk production begins without written approval.5️⃣ Bulk Production (~30 Days)Production workflow:Material inspectionCutting & fillingSewing & assemblyIn-line QC inspectionsFinal quality review🎯 Production time: ~30 days(faster for repeat orders)6️⃣ Quality Inspection (ISO & BSCI System)Before shipment, we conduct:Measurement & fit checksFill power / weight consistencyZippers, seams, trims verificationPackaging & labeling checks📌 3rd-party inspections welcome (SGS, BV, TUV, Intertek).📍 Factory visits also supported.7️⃣ Packaging & ShipmentPackaging options:Standard export packingBranded / eco-friendly optionsCarton labeling for retail or warehouseShipping support:EXW / FOB / CIF / DDP*Air, sea, express logistics✈️ You receive:Packing listCommercial invoiceHS code documentation8️⃣ After-Sales Support & ReordersWe provide:Production data for reordersQC feedback reportsFuture collection planning support⭐ Reorders are faster due to saved patterns & approved specs. Why This Process Works for B2B Buyers Final Answer he cooperation process follows an 8-step workflow — consultation, material confirmation, sample development, approval, production, inspection, and shipment — with clear checkpoints to protect buyer interests and ensure consistent quality.For a tailored timeline and quote based on your design:👉 Contact Ginwen: 

What Is the Production Timeline for Bulk Orders? For custom down jackets, bulk production typically takes around 30 days after final sample approval. At Ginwen, timelines are managed in-house with real-time production tracking to ensure on-time delivery. Standard Bulk Production Lead Time Bulk production: ~30 days after sample approvalThis applies to:OEM custom down jacketsPrivate label bulk ordersMen's, women's, and unisex styles Bulk Production Process (Step-by-Step) 1. Final Sample & PP ApprovalConfirm approved sample, measurements, materials, and brandingLock tech packs, size grading, and labelingNo bulk production starts without written sample approval.2. Material Preparation & InspectionFabric and lining inspectionDown or insulation verificationTrims, zippers, and accessories checksThis prevents material-related defects before cutting.3. Cutting, Sewing & FillingAutomated cutting for accuracyControlled sewing and down fillingIn-line quality checks on each production line4. In-Line QC & Real-Time MonitoringContinuous inspections during productionReal-time monitoring to identify and resolve bottlenecks early5. Final Inspection, Packing & ShipmentAppearance, measurements, and function checksLabeling and packaging verificationCarton checks and shipment preparation What Can Affect Bulk Production Time? Bulk lead time may vary depending on:Order quantity (larger volumes may need phased scheduling)Design complexity (special quilting, coatings, or constructions)Material availability (new or custom fabrics/trims)Peak seasons (pre-winter rush)Special packaging or labeling requirementsWe provide status updates during production so buyers can plan logistics confidently. Typical Timeline Overview Why Our Timelines Are Reliable ISO 9001–based quality managementBSCI-compliant operationsIn-house CAD, cutting, sewing, filling, and QCMonthly capacity up to 500,000 piecesReal-time production progress controlThis structure minimizes delays and keeps delivery predictable. Final Answer The production timeline for bulk custom down jacket orders is approximately 30 days after final sample approval. With in-house manufacturing and real-time monitoring, Ginwen delivers stable timelines without compromising quality.To confirm an exact schedule based on your design, quantity, or seasonality:👉 Contact us: 

How long does it take to receive samples of custom down jackets? For custom down jackets, sample development usually takes 7–14 days. At Ginwen, this timeline applies to OEM and private label samples after design and material details are confirmed. Standard Sample Lead Time Sampling: 7–14 daysThis includes pattern making, material preparation, cutting, sewing, filling, and initial quality checks.This timeline is suitable for:OEM custom designsPrivate label branded samplesFit samples, size samples, and pre-production (PP) samples What Happens During the Sampling Stage? Sample Development StepsDesign & tech pack review (or reference sample confirmation)CAD pattern development & grading (in-house)Material confirmation (shell, lining, insulation, trims)Cutting, sewing & down fillingQuality inspectionSample shipmentBecause key processes are handled in-house, delays from outsourcing are minimized. What Can Affect Sample Timing? Sampling may move toward the upper end of the range (closer to 14 days) if:The design is highly complexNew or special fabrics/trims need sourcingPerformance features are added (e.g., waterproof coatings, bonded seams)Multiple revisions are requestedTip: Clear specs and quick feedback help keep sampling closer to 7 days. Revisions & Additional Samples Minor revisions: typically 3–7 daysSecond or PP samples: scheduled after feedback approvalReorders of the same style are usually faster once patterns are locked Quick Timeline Overview Final Answer You can expect to receive samples of custom down jackets within 7–14 days. With in-house CAD, production, and QC, Ginwen delivers reliable sampling timelines to help brands move quickly from concept to approval.To confirm an exact timeline for your design, materials, or seasonality:👉 Contact us: 

Can I visit or audit your factory before cooperation? Yes. Ginwen fully welcomes factory visits and third-party audits before formal cooperation, including on-site inspections by buyers, brands, or appointed inspection agencies. Do You Allow Factory Visits Before Placing an Order? Direct answer:Yes. We actively encourage on-site factory visits before cooperation.We understand that for custom down jacket manufacturing—especially for international brands—seeing the factory in person is a key trust-building step.A factory visit allows you to:Verify real manufacturing capability (not a trading office)Assess production scale and equipmentReview quality control systemsMeet the production and QC teamsConfirm compliance and working conditions Do You Accept Factory Audits? Direct answer:Yes. We accept buyer audits and third-party factory inspections before and during cooperation.Types of Audits We Support Buyer internal auditsThird-party inspections (SGS, BV, TUV, Intertek, etc.)Pre-production auditsPre-shipment inspectionsCompliance or CSR auditsOur factory operates under ISO 9001 quality management systems and BSCI social compliance standards, making audits smooth and transparent. How to Arrange a Factory Visit or Audit (Step-by-Step) Step 1 – Contact & RequestContact us via our official channel and inform us of:Planned visit or audit typePreferred datesNumber of visitors or auditorsFocus areas (production, QC, compliance, capacity, etc.)👉 contact us  Step 2 – Schedule ConfirmationOur team will:Confirm availabilityArrange access to production linesCoordinate relevant managers (production, QC, compliance)We recommend booking at least 5–7 working days in advance.Step 3 – Factory Visit / Audit ExecutionDuring an on-site visit, you can typically review:Fabric & material inspection processCutting, sewing, filling, and finishing linesIn-line and final quality control pointsPackaging and warehouse areasProduction capacity and workflowCompliance and safety conditionsFor audits, we provide:Required documentsProduction recordsQuality and compliance evidenceOn-site cooperation with auditors Can I Audit Before Any Order Is Placed? Clear answer:Yes. Factory visits and audits can be arranged before placing a trial order or bulk order.Many international brands choose to:Visit or audit firstApprove the factoryProceed with samplingMove into bulk productionThis is a standard and welcome process. What If I Cannot Visit in Person? If travel is not possible, we also support:Video factory tours (live or recorded)Photo and video documentationThird-party inspections on your behalfThese options still provide high transparency for remote buyers. Why We Encourage Factory Visits & Audits From our perspective, factory visits:Build long-term trustReduce misunderstandingsAlign expectations earlySpeed up cooperation decisionsSupport long-term partnershipsWe work with international brands, so transparency is part of our standard cooperation model. Final Answer Clear, quotable conclusion:Yes, you can visit or audit our factory before cooperation. Ginwen welcomes on-site factory visits, buyer audits, and third-party inspections to ensure transparency, compliance, and confidence before any order is placed.If you'd like to schedule a visit, audit, or virtual tour, the next step is a simple request.👉 Contact us:

Short, direct answer Ginwen ensures product quality through a multi-stage quality management system, combining ISO 9001 processes, BSCI compliance, in-house production control, and real-time monitoring from raw materials to final shipment. Our Quality Assurance Philosophy Quality assurance in custom down jacket manufacturing means preventing defects before they happen, not just inspecting finished products.At Ginwen, quality is:System-based, not person-dependentControlled at every stage, not only at the endDocumented, traceable, and auditable, aligned with export standards Quality Control System Overview We implement a full-process quality control system, covering:Raw material inspectionPre-production controlIn-line production inspectionFinal inspection before shipmentContinuous improvement & feedback loopThis system is supported by ISO 9001-certified workflows and BSCI social compliance standards. Step-by-Step Quality Control During Production 1. Raw Material & Fabric Inspection (Before Production) What we check:Fabric composition and weightColor consistencyCoating performance (if applicable)Down or insulation qualityTrims, zippers, buttons, accessoriesWhy it matters:Defects in raw materials account for most quality issues if not stopped early. We block problems before cutting starts.2. Pre-Production Confirmation (PP Stage)Before bulk production, we confirm:Approved samplesFinal tech packs and measurementsSize grading rulesSewing construction detailsBranding placement and labelingCitable statement:No bulk production starts without written sample approval and PP confirmation.3. In-Line Quality Control (During Production)During cutting, sewing, and filling, our QC team performs:Random inspections on production linesMeasurement checksStitching & construction verificationDown filling weight controlVisual inspection for defectsKey advantage:Issues are corrected immediately, not after the full batch is completed.4. Real-Time Production Monitoring We use real-time monitoring to track:Production progressBottlenecksQuality deviationsDelivery riskThis allows:Early interventionStable timelinesConsistent quality across large volumes5. Final Inspection Before ShipmentBefore packing and shipment, we conduct:Appearance inspectionMeasurement verificationFunction tests (zippers, snaps, cords)Label and packaging checksCarton and quantity verificationOnly products that pass final inspection are approved for shipment. Certifications That Support Our Quality System ISO 9001 – Quality Management SystemISO 9001 ensures:Standardized proceduresDocumented inspection recordsCorrective and preventive actionsContinuous improvementBSCI – Ethical Manufacturing ComplianceBSCI ensures:Stable, trained workforceSafe and compliant working conditionsReduced labor-related risks for buyersTogether, these certifications create long-term quality stability, not short-term results. Buyer Involvement & Transparency We support:Buyer-appointed third-party inspectionsOn-site factory auditsPre-shipment inspectionsPhoto/video updates during productionDirect statement:Buyers are welcome to verify quality at any stage of production. Why This Quality System Matters for Brands For international buyers, our quality system means:Lower return and defect ratesFewer post-delivery disputesStable quality across reordersEasier compliance with retail and platform requirementsThis is especially critical for custom down jackets, where construction and filling accuracy directly affect performance. Final Answer Quality during production is ensured through a structured, ISO 9001-based system that controls materials, processes, and inspections at every stage. With real-time monitoring, in-line QC, and final inspections, Ginwen delivers consistent, export-ready quality for custom down jackets.If you want a quality checklist, inspection report sample, or audit support, the next step is a direct discussion.👉 Contact us:

Short, direct answer Yes. Startups can absolutely work with custom down jacket manufacturers, especially factories like Ginwen that offer low MOQs, sampling support, and flexible OEM/private label services tailored to early-stage brands. Is Custom Down Jacket Manufacturing Only for Big Brands? Clear definition:Custom down jacket manufacturing is not limited to large or established brands. Many professional manufacturers now actively support startups and emerging labels, recognizing the growth potential of early-stage partners.However, not all factories are startup-friendly. The key is choosing a manufacturer with:Low MOQStrong sampling capabilityClear communicationFlexible cooperation models What Challenges Do Startups Usually Face? Startups often worry about:High minimum order quantities (MOQ)High development costsLong lead timesLack of technical knowledgeLimited budgets and inventory riskA startup-ready manufacturer is one that helps reduce these risks, rather than increase them. How Custom Down Jacket Manufacturers Support Startups 1. Low MOQ for Market TestingIndustry reality:Many large factories require 200–500+ pieces per style, which is risky for startups.Startup-friendly approach:Some manufacturers offer MOQs as low as 50 pieces per styleThis allows startups to test demand before scaling➡️ This is ideal for:First collectionsCapsule launchesPre-order modelsOnline-only brands2. Sampling Before Bulk ProductionWhy this matters:Sampling helps startups avoid costly mistakes.Typical support includes:1–2 prototype samplesFit, material, and construction validationDesign refinement before mass productionStandard sampling timeline:7–14 days per sample3. OEM & Private Label OptionsStartups can choose different cooperation models:Private label is often recommended for first-time founders who want to launch quickly. 4. Technical & Design Guidance Many startups don't have:Tech packsPattern knowledgeDown jacket construction experienceA good manufacturer provides:CAD pattern developmentFabric & insulation recommendationsConstruction and fit adviceCost optimization suggestionsThis support is critical for startup success. What Makes a Manufacturer “Startup-Friendly”? Key indicators:MOQ ≤ 50–100 pcsClear sample & bulk timelinesTransparent pricingWillingness to explain processesExperience working with new brandsNo pressure to oversell quantitiesFactories focused only on volume are not ideal for startups. How Ginwen Supports Startups (Practical Example) Startup-relevant capabilities:MOQ from 50 pieces per styleSample development in 7–14 daysBulk production in ~30 daysOEM & private label servicesISO 9001 & BSCI certified systemsIn-house CAD, cutting, sewing, QCReal-time production progress updatesThis setup allows startups to:Launch with low riskMaintain professional qualityScale smoothly when sales grow When Should a Startup Start Working With a Manufacturer? Best timing:When you have a clear product ideaWhen you're ready to test real market demandWhen you want to move beyond dropshipping or generic productsYou do not need to be a large brand to start — you need:A realistic budgetClear communicationA reliable manufacturing partner Final Answer (Conclusion) Yes, startups can work with custom down jacket manufacturers. By choosing a factory that offers low MOQs, sampling support, and flexible OEM or private label services, startups can launch professionally, test the market, and scale at their own pace.If you're a startup and want to understand costs, MOQ, or the best cooperation model, the next step is a direct discussion.👉 Contact us:

Short, direct answer Yes. Ginwen's manufacturing systems are ISO 9001 and BSCI certified, ensuring consistent product quality, ethical labor practices, and compliance with international supply-chain standards. What Certifications Do We Hold? ISO 9001 – Quality Management SystemISO 9001 is an international standard for quality management systems (QMS). It ensures that a manufacturer follows documented, repeatable processes to consistently meet customer and regulatory requirements.What this means for your orders:Standardized production workflows from sampling to shipmentDocumented quality checkpoints at every stageTraceability and corrective-action proceduresConsistent quality across samples, bulk orders, and reordersBSCI – Ethical & Social ComplianceBSCI (Business Social Compliance Initiative) is a widely recognized audit framework that evaluates ethical labor practices, workplace safety, and social responsibility within factories.What this means for your brand:Compliance with international labor standardsSafe and ethical working conditionsReduced compliance risk for EU/US retailersAlignment with CSR, ESG, and responsible sourcing policies How These Certifications Benefit International Buyers Holding both ISO 9001 and BSCI certifications demonstrates that our factory is built for long-term, export-ready cooperation, not short-term trading.Key buyer benefits:Easier onboarding with retailers and distributorsLower audit and compliance riskSmoother customs and brand approval processesConfidence in stable quality and ethical production How Certifications Are Applied in Daily Production These certifications are not symbolic—they are embedded in our operations:ISO 9001 in practice:In-house CAD & pattern controlFabric and material inspection before cuttingIn-line and final quality inspectionsProduction records and batch traceabilityBSCI in practice:Audited labor standards and working hoursSafe factory environment and trainingTransparent management systemsThis structure supports our 7–14 day sampling and ~30 day bulk production timelines without sacrificing quality. Do You Share Certificates for Verification? Yes. ISO 9001 and BSCI certificates can be shared upon request for buyer verification, audits, or internal compliance review.If required, we can also support:Buyer auditsThird-party inspectionsOn-site factory visits before formal cooperation Final Answer (Conclusion) Yes, Ginwen's factory is ISO 9001 and BSCI certified, ensuring export-level quality management and ethical manufacturing standards. These certifications make us a reliable long-term partner for international brands sourcing custom down jackets.To request certificates or arrange a factory audit:👉 Contact us:

Short, direct answer Yes. Ginwen offers full OEM and private label services for custom down jackets, supporting brands from design development to bulk production and branded delivery. What Services Do We Offer for Custom Down Jackets? At Ginwen, we specialize in OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturing) and Private Label manufacturing for custom down jackets. These services are designed to support fashion brands, wholesalers, retailers, and startups at different stages of growth.We operate as a factory-direct manufacturer, not a trading company, which allows us to control quality, timelines, and customization in-house. OEM Service for Custom Down Jackets What Is OEM Manufacturing?OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) means we manufacture down jackets based on your own designs, tech packs, or samples, while the final product is sold under your brand name.What We Support Under OEMWith Ginwen's OEM service, you can customize:Jacket styles & silhouettes (men / women / unisex)Shell fabrics (nylon, polyester, recycled fabrics, etc.)Down or synthetic insulationFill power & warmth levelColors & color blockingZippers, buttons, trimsStitching, quilting & constructionSize grading (US / EU / custom)Performance features (water-repellent, windproof, lightweight)OEM Production Process (Step-by-Step)Design submission (tech pack, sketch, or reference sample)CAD development & pattern making (in-house team)Sample production (7–14 days)Sample approval & revisionsBulk production (≈30 days after approval)Quality inspection & packingShipmentWhy Brands Choose Ginwen for OEMISO 9001 & BSCI certified manufacturing systemsStrong in-house CAD & prototyping teamMonthly production capacity: 500,000 piecesReal-time quality & production progress monitoringStable export experience for international brands Private Label Services for Down Jackets What Is Private Label Manufacturing?Private label service means we manufacture down jackets using existing or semi-custom styles, and apply your brand identity to the products.This is ideal if you want to:Launch quicklyReduce development timeFocus on branding and salesWhat Can Be Customized Under Private LabelEven with private label, you can still customize:Brand labels (neck labels, size labels, care labels)Logo application (embroidery, print, patches)Hangtags & packagingColor selectionMinor design adjustments (fit, trims, details)Private Label WorkflowStyle selection or base model confirmationBranding details submission (logo, labels, packaging)Branded sample developmentApprovalBulk production & delivery MOQ & Lead Time for OEM and Private Label Direct answer:MOQ: 50 pieces per styleSample lead time: 7–14 daysBulk production: ~30 days after sample approvalThis MOQ is considered low for ISO-certified down jacket manufacturers and is suitable for:StartupsCapsule collectionsSeasonal testingNew market entry OEM vs Private Label – Which Is Right for You? If you're unsure which model fits your business, our team will guide you based on your budget, timeline, and market strategy. Why Ginwen Is a Reliable OEM & Private Label Partner Key strengths:✅ Factory-direct OEM & private label services✅ ISO 9001 & BSCI certified✅ 20+ years of down jacket manufacturing experience✅ Low MOQ (50 pcs) with export-level quality✅ Transparent communication & real-time QC✅ Strong experience serving international brands Final Answer (Conclusion) Clear conclusion:Yes, Ginwen provides both OEM and private label services for custom down jackets. We support brands from design development to branded bulk production, with a low MOQ of 50 pieces, fast lead times, and certified manufacturing systems.If you want to discuss your project or confirm which service suits your brand:👉 Contact Ginwen here:

Introduction At Ginwen, we understand that transparency and trust are essential when it comes to building long-term partnerships with our clients. As part of our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, we fully support on-site factory inspections before formal cooperation begins. We believe that providing you with the opportunity to visit our facilities ensures you have confidence in our manufacturing processes, capacity, and commitment to delivering the best products.Below, we provide a detailed answer to this question, explaining how you can arrange a factory inspection and what you can expect during your visit. Do We Accept On-Site Factory Inspections? Yes, Ginwen welcomes on-site factory inspections from potential clients before formalizing cooperation. We understand the importance of seeing firsthand how your products are made, especially for custom products like down jackets, which require attention to detail, quality control, and a solid manufacturing process.We take pride in our state-of-the-art facilities, ISO 9001 & BSCI-certified manufacturing systems, and experienced in-house team. An on-site inspection allows you to evaluate our production processes, quality management systems, and overall operations, giving you confidence that we can meet your expectations. Why You Should Consider an On-Site Factory Inspection 1.Transparency: A visit to our factory gives you a clear understanding of our manufacturing processes, machinery, and working conditions. 2.Quality Assurance: Seeing our quality control measures in action allows you to verify our commitment to product excellence.3.Capacity & Capabilities: You can evaluate our production capacity and manufacturing infrastructure to ensure we can handle your order volumes and meet deadlines.4.Trust-Building: Building a relationship based on transparency and trust is crucial. An on-site visit helps foster this trust by allowing you to meet our team and assess our operations in person. How to Arrange a Factory Inspection We are happy to coordinate with you to arrange an on-site factory inspection at a time that is convenient for you. Below are the steps you can follow to arrange your visit: Step-by-Step Process for Arranging an On-Site Inspection 1.Initial Contact: Reach out to our sales or customer service team via email or contact form. Let us know that you are interested in arranging an on-site inspection of our factory.2.Coordinate the Visit: Our team will work with you to schedule a suitable time for the visit. We recommend planning the visit in advance to ensure that key personnel, such as the production manager or quality control supervisor, will be available to guide you during the tour.3.Provide Required Information: Please let us know in advance the specific aspects of the production process or product lines you are most interested in. This allows us to prepare and provide a tailored tour based on your needs.4.Travel and Accommodation Arrangements: We will assist you with travel arrangements to our factory location. If necessary, we can provide recommendations for hotels or transportation, ensuring a smooth visit.5.Factory Tour: During the visit, you will have the opportunity to:Tour our production lines for down jackets and other garments.Observe our manufacturing processes, including fabric inspection, washing, cutting, sewing, and packaging.Review our quality control measures and how we manage production timelines.Meet our team and discuss any specific questions you may have about the production process.6.Follow-Up Meeting: After the tour, we will schedule a follow-up meeting to answer any remaining questions and discuss the next steps for formal cooperation. What to Expect During Your Factory Visit Production Line Walkthrough: You will be guided through our factory’s key areas, including fabric storage, cutting, stitching, finishing, and packaging stations. You'll get a chance to see how we handle different stages of the manufacturing process.Quality Control Procedures: We will show you our real-time production monitoring systems and quality assurance processes, including fabric testing, inspection points, and the final product checks before shipment.Meet the Team: You will meet our experienced team, including designers, production managers, and quality control experts, to better understand how we work together to create high-quality down jackets.Sample Evaluation: We can provide you with samples from previous orders or production runs so you can assess the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Benefits of Visiting Our Factory in Person 1.Firsthand Experience: Seeing our operations in person allows you to evaluate the overall working environment, machinery, and quality control systems, which is essential for making an informed decision.2.Direct Communication: Face-to-face meetings with our team allow for clearer communication, better understanding of your needs, and immediate resolution of any questions or concerns.3.Stronger Relationship: Building trust with your manufacturing partner is key to a successful long-term relationship. Visiting our factory helps solidify that trust and demonstrate our commitment to your brand’s success.4.Confidence in Production: After your visit, you will have confidence in our ability to deliver high-quality, custom down jackets that meet your specifications and timelines. Conclusion We at Ginwen are committed to transparency, quality, and client satisfaction, which is why we offer on-site factory inspections as part of our commitment to building strong, trusting relationships with our clients. We believe that seeing our operations firsthand will give you the confidence needed to move forward with formal cooperation.To arrange an on-site factory inspection, simply reach out to our team, and we will coordinate a visit that works for you. We look forward to welcoming you to our factory and showing you why Ginwen is your reliable partner in custom down jacket manufacturing.For further details, feel free to contact us today.

We're always happy to schedule a meeting with you! But we do not attain walk-in / pop-up meetings. Our key persons remain attending existing clients or may be busy in other priorities which are pre-scheduled. Hence we may not entertain you keeping pre-scheduled meetings and work aside. Essentially we request you to share a brief about your requirement with supporting tech pack or sketches, or a sample image with quantity details so that we can begin the quoting process for you. Once we understand your requirement (whether it is right fit or not) and you understand our cost effectiveness, we can schedule a meeting ensuring that our key persons are available to attain you and we can have a productive meeting at our facility.

We provide costing for the complete making of given design including every single services / work we foresee to make that piece of garment. There are roughly 24 different kind of works / procedure which require to do, to produce a garment such as - pattern making, sourcing, grading, marking, cost of input material, washing, ironing, layering, buttoning, cutting, sewing, finishing, quality control, packing and so on. Hence practically it is not possible to give you the detailing of each cost. Our production price will be inclusive of everything except shipping (ex-factory / FOB price). We send you "ready to sell" garment neatly packed in a transparent poly bag with your custom label, size label and tag. You can simply send it to your customer or put into your store to sell!

Every single piece we manufacture, goes through stringent test at every critical stage of the product development namely 1.Sourcing of fabric 2.Grey fabric procurement 3.After the fabric is printed/dyed 4.Line checking before cutting 5.Line checking after sewing 6.Measurement & hygiene check after finishing 7.Final inspection before and after packaging Other than above, our quality control team ensures the following and put OK stickers on each before it goes for boxing - 1.No whole in any fabric/garment. 2.No lose threads. 3.No stitching errors. 4.100% preshrunk. 5.No stains. 6.No printing mistakes. 7.According to provided sizes with 1 to 1.5 cm tolerance 8.Quality packing

The shipping cost always depends on two things - weight and destination. Hence if you are ready with these two pieces of information, we can give you an estimated shipping cost. However, please note that due to frequent change in rate of fuel surcharge, and applicable taxes; the shipping cost keeps varying time to time. Also, the estimated weight of consignment affects the actual shipping cost. Hence it is not possible to give you exact shipping cost way prior to the time of shipment. In fact, to make it simple we quote ex-factory or FOB price (without freight). Once the consignment is ready, we negotiate with different carriers (DHL / UPS / FedEx Etc) and arrange the most cost effective as well as hassle-free door-step delivery for you anywhere in the world.