Cutting and Panel Preparation
We use fabric-spreading tables, automatic cutting equipment, and electric cutters to prepare apron panels. Cut pieces are checked and numbered before moving to sewing.
Inside Our Apron Factory
We turn approved apron specifications into finished products at our factory in Yuhang, Hangzhou. Our workshop handles cutting, sewing, hardware installation, pressing, inspection, and packing, with specialist work handled by external suppliers when needed.
A Workshop Set Up for Aprons
Our site brings together material storage, cutting, sewing, finishing, inspection, and packing areas. Each area has a practical role in turning the approved design into finished aprons.
- Materials and preparation
We work with cotton canvas, polycotton, denim, leather, and coated fabrics. Material storage and cutting areas support preparation before the pieces reach the sewing workshop. - Core work in our factory
Our team cuts and sews the apron panels, adds pockets, straps and hardware, then handles pressing, inspection, and packing. - Specialist work outside the factory
Some special printing, leather engraving, special washing, or independent testing may be outsourced. We assess these suppliers and carry out incoming inspection and finished-product checks.
2,600 m²
Factory Area
28
Total Employees
12
Sewing Operators
3
QC Stages
Equipment for the Work That Matters
Our equipment supports panel preparation, apron construction, and the finishing details that affect how the product looks and works.
Seams and Reinforced Details
Computerized lockstitch, double-needle, overlock, and bar-tack machines support body seams, pockets, edge finishing, and reinforcement. The sewing method is matched to the material and construction.
Hardware and Finishing
Snap, eyelet, and rivet equipment is used for hardware installation. Heat-transfer equipment, steam-ironing tables, and pressing equipment support branding and finishing before inspection and packing.
From Material Preparation to Packing
The approved pre-production sample provides the reference for bulk work. These are the main stages carried out on the factory floor.
- Material inspection and preparation
We inspect incoming fabrics and trims. Cotton fabrics undergo pre-shrinking before cutting. - Panel cutting and numbering
Our cutting team lays out the material, cuts the apron pieces, and inspects and numbers the panels for sewing. - Sewing and accessory installation
Our team joins the panels, sews pockets and straps, installs hardware, and applies the agreed logo treatment. - Pressing and inspection
We press the aprons, remove loose threads and marks, and check the finished construction and measurements against the approved requirements. - Packing and quantity checks
Our packing team folds, tags, bags, and cartons the aprons as required, then checks quantities before shipment release.
Checks Before, During, and After Sewing
Our quality team works across incoming materials, production, and finished goods. Inspection tables, measuring tools, a colour-comparison cabinet, and pull-testing equipment support the checks.
- Incoming materials
Incoming inspection covers fabric weight, shade, colourfastness, and shrinkage; leather thickness, feel, and colour differences; and trim specifications and quantities. - Work in progress
During production, our team checks cut dimensions, stitch spacing and tension, pocket position and symmetry, and the security of buckles and eyelets. - Finished aprons
Final inspection covers holes, skipped stitches, stains, loose threads, and colour differences. We also measure the apron and straps and check labels, packaging, and quantities against the order requirements.
See the Factory and Your Production
We can help you review the work through production photos and videos, factory visits, and inspection information. Contact our team to arrange the review you need.
Production Photos and Video
We can provide production photos and videos to customers. Video meetings and video factory reviews are also available so you can discuss the work with our team.
Visits by Appointment
You can arrange a visit to our factory in Yuhang, Hangzhou. Contact us to agree a time and discuss the production areas or processes you would like to review.
Inspection Reports and Reviews
We can provide in-process inspection reports and cooperate with third-party factory audits and product inspections. The review can focus on the requirements relevant to your project.
Want to Discuss How Your Aprons Are Made?
Talk with us about the construction, workmanship, or inspection points that matter for your aprons. We can explain the relevant factory processes and available review options.
Contact Our Factory TeamIn-House Manufacturing
Three QC Stages
Production Photos and Video
Questions About Production and Inspection
Answers about material preparation, construction checks, outside processes, and ways to review the work.
We check incoming fabric weight, colour, colourfastness, and shrinkage, along with the relevant trim specifications. For leather, checks also cover thickness, feel, and colour differences. Cotton fabrics undergo pre-shrinking before cutting.
During production, we check cut dimensions, seam spacing and tension, pocket position and symmetry, and the security of installed buckles and eyelets. Final inspection also covers apron dimensions and neck- and waist-strap lengths.
Some special printing, leather engraving, special washing, or third-party testing may be handled externally. We assess suppliers for that work, while our quality team carries out incoming inspection and finished-product checks.
Final inspection covers appearance, dimensions, accessories, labels, packaging, and order quantities. We inspect to AQL criteria or the customer’s requirements; the applicable checks are determined for the project rather than treated as one fixed standard for every apron.
Yes. We can provide production photos and videos to customers, as well as in-process inspection reports. Tell us which details you need to review so we can discuss suitable information for your project.
Yes. We support factory visits by appointment, video factory reviews, and cooperation with third-party factory audits or product inspections. Contact our team to discuss the timing and scope of the review.