Custom school uniforms for schools and distributors
Our Hangzhou-area factory develops blazer patterns, embroiders pocket crests and prints team colors on PE jerseys. Bags, flags and stationery can carry the same crest.
- ✓ Custom garment patterns
- ✓ Embroidery and sewn badges
- ✓ Screen printing and sublimation
Schoolwear, bags and campus products
Explore schoolwear, bags and event displays below. The full catalog includes stationery and classroom kits.
Custom School Apparel
Fabric and construction options vary across blazers, polos, knitwear and PE kits.
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Custom School Bags & Backpacks
Backpack designs can vary in compartments, straps and crest placement.
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Custom School Decorations
We can add pole sleeves to flags and cut table covers to the desired drop.
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Our schoolwear factory in the Hangzhou area
We cut, sew and decorate schoolwear in-house. Our specialist partners handle work such as binding notebooks and making metal badges.
Embroidery and printing in our factory
Fabric and artwork size determine the decoration method.
Direct embroidery
We machine-embroider crests on pockets, chests or other suitable panels.
Sewn badges
We sew embroidered badges onto blazer pockets, cap fronts and suitable bag panels.
Screen printing
Ink passes through a screen to print flat lettering and graphics on fabric.
Sublimation
Heat transfers dye into light-colored polyester fibers. The design can reach the panel edges.
How do you add a crest to a blazer pocket?
We can embroider the pocket before attaching it or sew on a separate badge.
How can a PE shirt fade from one school color to another?
We can print a gradient across the panels of a light-colored polyester shirt using sublimation.
Can students have different names and numbers?
Yes. We can heat-apply individual names and numbers to suitable sports fabrics while keeping the same team crest.
How we make and inspect uniforms
Our 3,500 m² facility houses production, storage, inspection and offices. Five of our 56 staff work in quality control.
- Pattern and sample room
We develop garment patterns and grade them for different sizes. - Cutting, sewing and finishing
Garments pass through separate cutting, embroidery and sewing stations before a final press. - Three stages of inspection
Inspectors check incoming fabric, garments on the sewing line and packed orders.
Start with a photo, sketch or idea
A photo shows a collar’s shape. An existing garment also lets us measure it and see how it was sewn.
From photos or a garment, we develop a pattern and sew a fitting sample.
Custom schoolwear enquiries
Timing depends on the garment, decoration and order size.
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