Our Yangzhou manufacturing base provides the production foundation for Senyu Apparel’s OEM/ODM programs.
The facility covers approximately 4,200 square meters across four specialized production floors, with an organized workflow from material preparation and cutting to sewing, finishing, quality inspection and packing.
- Ground Floor – Cutting & Material Management
Fabric inspection, storage, spreading, cutting and material preparation are coordinated before sewing production.

- Second Floor – Sewing Production
Main sewing lines support complex woven jackets, padded and down garments, workwear, uniforms and selected knitwear programs.

- Third Floor – Finishing, Quality Inspection & Packing
Garments undergo workmanship, measurement, labeling and final quality checks before packing and shipment.

- Fourth Floor – Down & Padded Garment Workshop
Dedicated equipment supports down filling and the production of padded jackets and insulated outerwear.

- Woven Garments
Approximately 30,000–50,000 pcs per month, depending on style complexity, construction and production requirements. Core categories include jackets, down and padded outerwear, workwear and uniforms. - Knitwear
Up to approximately 300,000 pcs per month for T-shirts, polo shirts, sweatshirts and related knitwear programs.
- Knitwear: from 300 pcs per style
- Woven Garments: generally from 1,000 pcs per style
Final MOQ depends on fabric, trims, colors and garment construction.
Sample development typically takes 7–15 days, depending on garment complexity, fabric and trim availability, and development requirements.
Our team can work from Tech Packs, BOMs, specifications, reference samples, sketches or product images to support OEM/ODM development.
Quality control is integrated throughout material inspection, cutting, sewing, finishing and final packing.
Bulk production is checked against approved samples, Tech Packs and agreed specifications to maintain consistency before shipment.
The manufacturing facility is supported by a rooftop solar photovoltaic power system, helping improve energy efficiency and support more responsible apparel production.

We provide end-to-end OEM/ODM apparel development support, from initial concept and Tech Pack review to sampling, sourcing and bulk production.
For OEM projects, clients can provide Tech Packs, BOMs, specifications, artwork or reference samples. Our team reviews garment construction, fabrics, trims, measurements and production feasibility before sampling and bulk production.
For ODM projects, our 30-person R&D and development team can support:
- Product concept development
- Fabric and trim sourcing
- Sketches and design refinement
- Market and trend references
- Pattern making and sample development
- Cost and production feasibility review
Typical sample development takes approximately 7–15 days, depending on garment complexity, material availability and development requirements.
- Knitwear: from 300 pcs per style
- Woven garments: generally from 1,000 pcs per style
Final MOQ depends on fabric MOQ, colors, trims and garment construction.
Our established fabric and trim supplier network supports sourcing for functional fabrics, outerwear materials, workwear, uniforms and knitwear programs.
We coordinate materials based on performance requirements, target cost, order quantity and project specifications.
We support international B2B shipments under common trade terms including FOB, CIF, DAP and DDP, depending on destination and project requirements.
Our 30-person R&D and product development team supports international B2B clients from concept review to production-ready samples.
- Tech Pack, BOM and specification review
- Product concept and design refinement
- Fabric and trim sourcing
- Functional fabric and material development
- CAD pattern making and size specification review
- Sample development and fit adjustment
- Construction and workmanship optimization
- Cost and production feasibility evaluation
We have particular experience in developing complex woven jackets, padded and down outerwear, workwear, uniforms and selected knitwear.
For functional garments, our team can support specialized construction requirements such as seam sealing, bonding, waterproof structures and other performance-related details according to project specifications.
Typical sample development takes approximately 7–15 days, depending on garment complexity, fabric and trim availability, and development requirements.
Samples are reviewed for construction, measurements, fit, workmanship and material performance before bulk production.
Clients may provide a complete Tech Pack, reference sample, sketch, product image or initial concept.