Oversized and heavyweight
Body width, shoulder position, sleeve volume, fabric body, and finish are reviewed together.
B2B / OEM–ODM / PRIVATE LABEL
Develop a T-shirt from silhouette, fabric weight, measurements, artwork, labels, sample approval, and bulk references.
01 / PRODUCT STYLES
The style groups are development directions for inquiry and sampling, not a fixed stock catalog. The final pattern, measurements, fabric, and finishing are confirmed for each project.
Body width, shoulder position, sleeve volume, fabric body, and finish are reviewed together.
A dependable base for everyday retail, wholesale, and private label programs.
Shoulder proportion, armhole depth, body length, and sleeve balance shape the silhouette.
Wash, graphic, printed, embroidered, and puff-print directions are reviewed per brief.
BUYER CHECK
Show the silhouette, size range, color direction, and decoration that should be reviewed first.
02 / MATERIAL AND FIT
Fabric, fit, and construction are reviewed together. Development directions may include cotton and blended jerseys, polyester knits, mesh, interlock, rib, linen blends, washed fabrics, and heavyweight knits.
Review fiber composition, knit structure, hand feel, stretch, care, and intended use.
Confirm lightweight, midweight, or heavyweight direction with the selected fabric.
Lock chest, shoulder, body, sleeve, and armhole measurements across the size run.
Review collar shape, rib recovery, seams, reinforcement, and finishing details.
03 / DECORATION AND PRIVATE LABEL
Decoration and brand finishing are specified with the order. The suitable method depends on artwork, fabric, placement, quantity, and required appearance.
Artwork format, technique, colors, size, placement, fabric, and quantity guide the review.
Scale, density, appearance, and attachment are checked when the method suits the product.
Confirm content, dimensions, material, placement, and attachment for each label.
Add buyer-supplied hangtags, stickers, barcodes, packaging bags, and carton marks.
ARTWORK INPUTS
Send file format, intended technique, colors, artwork size, and placement with the inquiry. Final suitability is confirmed before sampling.

04 / MOQ, SAMPLING, AND BULK
Sampling time, sample cost, revision terms, MOQ, and the bulk timeline are confirmed according to the product specifications and order requirements.
Share product direction, quantity, size split, references, fabric, artwork, packing, destination, and timing.
Align fabric, color, hand feel, measurements, stitching, decoration, labels, and packing.
Review fit, key measurements, fabric behavior, workmanship, branding, and overall appearance.
Record revisions and approve the sample and specification before bulk production.
Follow the approved reference through production, inspection, packing, and shipment preparation.




05 / QUALITY AND HANDOFF
Quality and packing points are connected to the approved sample and order specification. Acceptance rules and tolerances are agreed per order.
Check shrinkage, color variation, surface condition, neckline, rib recovery, and size consistency.
Review seams, workmanship, print or embroidery placement, sharpness, and appearance.
Verify label type, size, attachment, unit count, barcode, and order information.
Confirm folding, individual packaging, carton marks, inspection photos, and document support.


06 / WORKING WITH YAUUM
The workflow connects product definition, material review, sampling, revision, approval, bulk production, quality checks, packing, and shipment preparation.
Each stage creates a reference for the next stage.
Bulk production follows the approved sample and specification.
Photos and records can be requested by project stage.
Publish company facts only after supporting information is confirmed.

07 / BUYER QUESTIONS
Start with the questions that shape fabric, sampling, branding, quantity, quality, and delivery decisions.
Style directions can include basic, fit-driven, wash, graphic, printed, and embroidered directions. The final pattern and measurements are confirmed during project review and sampling.
The choice depends on fit, season, hand feel, drape, surface, decoration, shrinkage expectations, and intended use. GSM is confirmed with the selected fabric during sampling.
Decoration methods are project-dependent. Send the file format, intended technique, colors, artwork size, and placement so the suitable option can be reviewed.
Private label details can include woven main labels, neck labels, size labels, care labels, hangtags, stickers, barcodes, packaging bags, and carton marks when specified in the order.
MOQ depends on the product specification, decoration method, color and size breakdown, and order requirements. Confirm the quantity before sampling or production.
Yes. The workflow is sample-first. Sample time, cost, and revision terms are set per project after materials and details are confirmed.
Send the product category, quantity and size split, references, fabric composition and target GSM, color and hand feel, artwork, label and packaging files, destination, and timing.
Checks follow the approved sample and can cover measurements, fabric, color, construction, decoration, labels, quantities, and packing specifications.
08 / START A PROJECT
Send your tech pack, reference photos, or sample garment with quantity, size range, fabric direction, decoration, packing, destination, and timing.