Fabric & Process Options
Explore fabric structures, weights and finishes around the product, market and wearing scenario.
A connected OEM/ODM workflow for turning market direction into a confirmed printed apparel collection.
Explore fabric structures, weights and finishes around the product, market and wearing scenario.
Refine patterns, size direction and construction details around the intended wearer and channel.
Develop color, placement and graphic routes that carry a brand idea across a collection.
Bring material, fit, print and construction decisions together in a sample for review.
Coordinate confirmed materials, print, cutting, sewing and finishing for the approved collection.
Check the product against confirmed specifications through production and final inspection.
The exact references depend on the confirmed product route; these are the working outputs to discuss before bulk approval.
Fabric structures, weights, handfeel and finish options organized around the intended product and market.
A measurement table, fit direction and sample comments that keep pattern decisions visible before bulk approval.
Artwork placement, color direction, names, numbers and logo details collected into one review route.
The approved material, construction, print and packing details brought together before production proceeds.
Relevant inspection observations and final appearance checks connected to the confirmed specification.
Original images recorded inside KSM’s company-owned facility connect our development language with visible working stages.

Garment panel artwork and product graphics are prepared before print production.

Original production imagery from the digital printing area in our company-owned facility.

A live production view from the printed polyester processing area.
MOQ, cost and timing vary by product, material, print route and quantity by style. We confirm them against the brief instead of publishing unsupported blanket promises.
Share the product, quantity range, target market and launch timing so feasibility can be reviewed first.
Confirm which material, fit, print and construction decisions the sample must answer.
Discuss quantity by style and color, commercial context and production timing before committing.
Keep confirmed specifications and visual references connected to future replenishment discussions.
Share your product direction, target market, quantity range and launch timing. Sending a brief starts a review—not an order or payment obligation.
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