WiseUniform

Our School Uniform Factory

Near Hangzhou, our pattern makers develop the cut, machinists sew each garment and finishers press and pack it. We host video and on-site visits.

Tailored school blazers with contrasting lapels, buttons and pocket trim.
Blazer options include contrast piping on the lapels and pockets.

What we make in-house

Our 56 staff develop patterns, cut, sew, decorate, finish and inspect schoolwear.

  • Schoolwear production
    We make shirts, trousers, blazers, knitwear and PE kits.
  • On the production floor
    We assemble and pack garments and handle routine embroidery and printing in-house.
  • Specialist partners
    Approved partners handle selected dyeing, specialist decoration and finishing. We inspect their materials and finished work.
Hangzhou
Factory region
3,500 m²
Total facility area
56
Factory team members
5
Quality inspectors

From Pattern to Garment

The blazer pattern sets pocket height. The artwork guide shows where the crest sits.

Illustration of a shirt pattern and measuring guide.

Pattern and sample room

We develop CAD patterns, use 3D fitting when helpful and sew a physical sample.

Illustration of a sewing machine.

Cutting and sewing

Automatic or straight-knife cutters shape the panels. Machinists choose lockstitch, overlock or coverstitch to suit each seam.

Piped blazer pocket and buttons on the front of a cream jacket.

Pocket trim and crest placement

Piping follows the pocket edge. We position embroidery or a sewn badge to clear that edge and keep the opening usable.

Red and green plaid skirts showing the pleats and finished hems.

Garment construction and finishing

Each seam, opening and finished edge needs the right machine.

  1. Fabric preparation
    Cutters lay out cloth and cut fronts, backs, sleeves, linings and other pieces.
  2. Seam construction
    Lockstitch machines join panels. Overlock and coverstitch machines finish suitable edges and knit seams.
  3. Openings and fasteners
    Operators fit zippers, make buttonholes and sew on buttons to suit the design.
  4. Pressing and shape
    Pressing shapes collars, pocket edges and folds in trousers or skirts.
  5. Labels and identification
    We can sew in school, size and care labels. Hangtags and carton marks identify sizes.
Illustration of garment inspection.

Three Stages of Quality Control

Five of our 56 staff inspect materials, work in progress and finished garments.

  • Incoming checks
    Inspectors check cloth shade, weight and shrinkage against the order, and trims against the sample.
  • In-process checks
    Inspectors check panel alignment, stitches, seam strength and crest position on the sewing line. We can report findings during production.
  • Final checks
    Inspectors check measurements, fasteners and appearance before packing, then verify packing and counts before dispatch.
Request certificates or test reports

Visits and independent inspections

Our Hangzhou office schedules visits around the production stage you want to see.

Video Factory Visit

On video we can show the cutting table or how an inspector measures a blazer.

On-Site Visits

We agree a date and areas to visit, then share the factory address.

Independent Inspection

We can host independent factory audits and order inspections. Available reports vary by project.

Schoolwear production capabilities

Our teams adapt the pattern, cut, decoration and sewing to each style’s fabric, size range and school artwork.

See the production process
Pattern development
Three-stage inspection
Factory visits

Factory Questions

Our Binjiang office handles factory bookings and order enquiries.

Our factory is near Hangzhou, China. Binjiang is the office address. We share the factory address when you book.
Pattern development, fabric preparation, cutting, regular embroidery and printing, sewing, buttonholes, pressing, inspection and packing.
Yes. Partners handle selected dyeing, decoration and finishing, plus some printing, binding and metalwork for campus products. We inspect their work.
Typical capacity is 80,000–150,000 garments a month across all styles. Materials and scheduling affect availability.
We check incoming fabrics and trims, workmanship at the sewing line and finished garments against the order.
Yes. Our office arranges dates and access for buyers and independent inspectors.
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