Capabilities

Denim development decisions before production commitments.

KG FASHION is a Jun’an denim factory. We handle product development, samples, production and quality control. Scope, timing and records are confirmed style by style.

Service and responsibility matrix

The buyer’s approved standard remains the reference for development, production and quality control.

StageWhat KG FASHION handlesBuyer confirmsEvidence or decision
Product directionReference breakdown, fit intent, construction review and development prioritiesTarget consumer, market, size range and design rightsWritten development brief
Pattern & samplePattern communication, measurement review, sample rounds and issue follow-upBase size, fit model, measurement table and approval commentsSample record and revision notes
Fabric & washFabric options, wash trials, shade and handfeel reviewComposition, performance, restricted substances and wash standardApproved swatch or sample standard
Construction & trimsSeams, closure, labels, hardware and workmanship requirementsBrand artwork, trim standards and compliance needsConstruction and trim confirmation
Production and quality controlProduction planning, scheduling, progress control and corrective actionApproved sample, quantity, delivery window and commercial termsOrder-specific production plan
Quality reviewMeasurement, workmanship, shade, packing and issue-close actionTolerances, AQL or inspection scope and testing requirementsAgreed records and inspection results

Commercial starting point

Assess the style before promising the number.

MOQ is assessed style by style and color by color after reviewing fabric minimums, wash development, trims, construction, pricing and available capacity; no single quantity applies to every project. Sample and bulk timing are confirmed only after specifications, materials, approvals and capacity are reviewed.

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What to send first

A concise brief lets the team identify missing decisions before costing or sampling.

  1. Product referenceReference images or tech pack and intended use.
  2. Target marketConsumer, region, size range and target fit.
  3. Material directionFabric weight, composition, stretch, wash and handfeel.
  4. Commercial targetQuantity by style/color, target FOB range and timing.
  5. ComplianceTesting, restricted substances, labels, packing and destination.

Start with the product brief.

Kevin will review the inputs and identify what is still missing.

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