ODM Short Pajamas Set Women's Supplier & Service

Under an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) agreement, the client provides fully realized tech packs, digital graded CAD patterns, bill of materials (BOM), specified fabric compositions, and designated trim suppliers; our factory acts strictly as the precision contract manufacturing facility. Under an ODM (Original Design Manufacturer) partnership, our in-house R&D team presents complete seasonal style libraries (releasing 30–50 new silhouettes monthly), recommending pre-tested high-performing fabrics (e.g., custom modal jerseys, washed satins, cotton batistes), standardized grading charts (US, UK, EU, Asian sizing), and trend-aligned color palettes. You can select existing ODM designs, apply your private branding, custom buttons, embroidery, or custom packaging, dramatically cutting your brand’s time-to-market by 4–8 weeks.

Dimensional instability in knit pajamas usually stems from residual internal yarn torque created during circular knitting. We eliminate this through a rigorous 3-stage mechanical and chemical relaxation protocol: First, greige fabrics undergo open-width high-temperature stenter finishing with compacted overfeeding. Second, all rolls are allowed a minimum 24-hour tensionless relaxation period on aeration racks prior to cutting. Third, our in-house laboratory conducts ISO 6330 laundering tests (3 consecutive wash/tumble dry cycles) to guarantee residual shrinkage remains strictly under ±3% lengthwise and crosswise, with spirality/torque below 2%.

We operate flexible, tiered minimums designed to support both high-growth boutique labels and high-volume corporate retailers. For styles utilizing our curated stock-greige textile library (standard Lenzing™ Modal, 19mm silk, combed cotton poplin, bamboo jersey), MOQ is typically 300 to 500 sets per style across a split of 2–3 colorways. For bespoke yarn-dyed jacquards, custom-developed stripe knits, or specialized rotoscreen/digital all-over prints, the standard dye-vat minimum is 800 to 1,200 sets per color/pattern. Sample orders (protos, salesman samples) are accepted without production MOQ constraints for approved long-term ODM development accounts.

Sleepwear demands maximum tactile comfort against sensitive skin. For lightweight wovens (silk, cotton, linen), we utilize enclosed French seams (French seams leave no raw edges exposed inside) with a narrow 5mm profile and 12–14 stitches per inch (SPI). For knitted modal and bamboo sets, we employ 4-thread overlock with wooly nylon loopers to ensure softness against the body, or clean flatlock stitching on armholes and hems. In addition, neck labels are executed as heat-transfer tagless prints or ultra-soft satin damask labels with laser-cut edges, and waistbands feature enclosed non-twisting elastic encased in self-fabric casings.

Yes. We provide complete turnkey private-label finishing services. This includes laser-engraved real mother-of-pearl (MOP) or corozo nut buttons, custom-dyed satin corded piping, branded heat-sealed drawstrings with metal aglets, and woven silicone-coated interior labels. For retail packaging, we offer FSC-certified recycled kraft paper gift boxes with magnetic closures, 100% biodegradable cornstarch (PLA/PBAT) garment bags with barcoded shipping labels, and bundled accessories like matching sleep eye masks, scrunchies, or travel drawstring bags.

We adhere to strict international AQL 2.5 / 4.0 inspection standards. Our quality assurance protocol spans four phases: (1) Raw Material Incoming Inspection (4-point fabric grading system inspecting for slubs, color consistency, and yarn flaws); (2) Pre-Production Sample Approval (golden sample verification covering precise measurement points); (3) In-Line Quality Control (dedicated roving QC inspectors check stitch density, collar symmetry, and buttonhole bar-tacking on every assembly station); (4) 100% Final Inspection (every finished garment undergoes thread trimming, steam pressing, dimensional audit, and passes through sensitive 9-needle metal detection machines before final export carton sealing).

For rapid proto sampling using in-stock fabric swatches, our sample room dispatches prototypes within 5 to 7 business days. Following tech pack approval and lab-dip sign-off, bulk production lead time runs between 30 to 45 calendar days depending on fabric complexity and total order volume. Repeat orders using previously developed fabrics and patterns can be accelerated to 21 to 25 days. We ship primarily via Xiamen and Quanzhou seaports, offering FOB, CIF, or full DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) air and sea door-to-door forwarding.