Double Layer Hoodie Manufacturing for Private-Label Brands
EDVORIN is a double layer hoodie manufacturer offering concept-to-bulk development, decoration, and quality control from 200 pieces per style.
Featured Double-Layer Hoodie Development
Built for Repeatable Hoodie Production
EDVORIN connects development, decoration and quality control so double-layer hoodie programs stay clear from first sample through bulk production.
Product Development Support
Turn sketches, references or tech packs into clear patterns, measurements, material specifications and production-ready double-layer hoodie standards.
Flexible OEM and ODM
Support emerging labels, wholesale programs and established buyers with private-label development and MOQ starting at 200 pieces per style.
Coordinated Decoration
Align printing, embroidery, washes, trims and label details with the hoodie fabric, construction and intended brand presentation.
Approved Sample Control
Record approved measurements, artwork placement, materials and finishing details to give bulk production a reliable physical reference.
Consistent Bulk Production
Use in-line checks and final inspection to protect fit, construction and decoration consistency across repeatable double-layer hoodie orders.
Men’s and Women’s Fits
Adjust fit blocks, grading, proportions and material direction for men’s and women’s programs instead of relying on one universal specification.
Hoodie Programs Built for Repeat Production
From double-layer hoodies to coordinated streetwear, EDVORIN develops construction, materials, decoration and production standards for scalable private-label programs.
Custom Hoodies
As a custom hoodie manufacturer, EDVORIN develops double-layer, oversized, pullover and zip-up hoodies with specified fleece weights, hood construction, rib, drawcords, pockets, prints, embroidery and labels. Approved samples become the reference for repeat bulk production.
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Pullover Sweatshirts
EDVORIN develops pullover sweatshirts around fit blocks, fleece selection, neck rib recovery, seam construction and decoration requirements. Men’s and women’s programs can use standard or oversized proportions, washed finishes, embroidery, screen prints and coordinated colorways.
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Sweatpants & Joggers
Sweatpants and joggers are developed to match hoodie programs or stand alone, with defined fabric weight, waistband construction, drawcords, pocket layouts, cuff options and grading. EDVORIN coordinates washes, prints, embroidery, labels and packaging for bulk orders.
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Custom Shorts
Custom shorts programs can include fleece shorts, jersey shorts, woven styles and coordinated sets. Development covers inseam, waistband, pocket construction, lining where needed, material weight, decoration placement and size grading for men’s and women’s assortments.
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Varsity & Baseball Jackets
EDVORIN develops varsity and baseball jackets with coordinated body fabrics, sleeves, rib, snaps, lining, patches and embroidery. Construction and decoration specifications are documented through sampling so the approved balance of materials and details carries into production.
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Custom T-Shirts
Custom T-shirt development covers jersey weight, neck rib, shoulder construction, fit, wash treatment and print compatibility. EDVORIN supports regular, oversized and fashion-focused silhouettes with placement specifications that can be repeated across colorways and bulk runs.
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Custom Polo Shirts
Polo shirt programs are developed around pique or jersey selection, collar and placket construction, button choices, cuff details, embroidery placement and fit grading. EDVORIN can produce uniform, corporate, sports and private-label polo assortments.
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Windbreaker Jackets
Windbreaker jackets are built around shell fabric, lining or mesh, zipper selection, hood construction, pocket design and weather-related performance requirements. EDVORIN coordinates print, embroidery, reflective details and packing specifications for branded outerwear programs.
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Quilted Jackets
Quilted jacket development includes shell and lining selection, insulation weight, quilting pattern, stitch density, zipper and snap hardware, pocket construction and label placement. Samples verify warmth, bulk, silhouette and finishing before production begins.
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Bomber Jackets
Bomber jacket programs combine shell fabric, lining, rib, hardware, pocket construction and decoration into a controlled specification. EDVORIN develops classic, oversized and streetwear-led versions with embroidery, patches, prints or wash treatments as required.
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Custom Shirts
Custom woven shirts are developed with fabric sourcing, collar construction, plackets, cuff details, buttons, pocket options and grading aligned to the intended market. EDVORIN supports casual, uniform and private-label shirt programs for men and women.
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Custom Jerseys
Custom jerseys are developed for teamwear and branded collections with breathable fabrics, color blocking, piping, name and number applications, logo decoration and size-set control. Production follows approved artwork, placement and color references across the order.
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Tank Tops
Tank top programs can use jersey, mesh or performance fabrics with defined armhole shape, neckline binding, fit and decoration method. EDVORIN supports sports, casualwear and streetwear applications, including coordinated men’s and women’s size ranges.
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Soccer Uniforms
Soccer uniform programs include jerseys, shorts and optional socks developed around breathable fabric, team colors, crest placement, player names and numbers. EDVORIN manages size grading, decoration control and repeat-order standards for clubs, schools and academies.
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Basketball Uniforms
Basketball uniform development covers jersey and short fabric, mesh or performance construction, side panels, trim, number placement, team marks and sizing. EDVORIN can organize coordinated home, away and training sets using approved production references.
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Streetwear Collections
As a streetwear clothing manufacturer, EDVORIN develops connected collections across hoodies, sweats, tees, shorts and jackets. Fabric, fit, wash, trims, artwork, labels and packaging are coordinated as one production system from sample approval through bulk delivery.
Get a QuoteFabric Options for Double-Layer Hoodies
French Terry
Loopback French terry offers a breathable, substantial hand for layered streetwear and transitional-season hoodies. Its unbrushed inner loops add texture while supporting clean print surfaces and controlled structure.
Brushed Fleece
Brushed fleece creates a soft, warm interior suited to heavyweight double-layer hoodies, cold-weather drops, and teamwear. The raised nap improves insulation and gives the garment a fuller, premium hand-feel.
Cotton Blend
Cotton-polyester blends balance natural comfort with improved shape retention for repeatable daily-wear programs. The blend can support durable bulk production, reliable color performance, and a more stable fit after laundering.
Rib Knit Trims
Cotton-rich rib knit is used at cuffs, hems, and neck areas to frame the double-layer construction. Controlled stretch and recovery help these high-wear edges retain their intended shape through regular use.
Decoration & Finishing for Double Layer Hoodies
Screen Printing
Screen printing creates crisp, high-impact artwork for logos, graphics and bold color areas. We coordinate ink selection and placement with the hoodie surface to support a clean appearance and dependable wear performance.
DTG Printing
Direct-to-garment printing reproduces detailed artwork, tonal transitions and multi-color graphics with a soft printed finish. It is evaluated against fabric composition and surface texture to achieve the intended color, clarity and handfeel.
Puff Effects
Puff printing adds raised dimension to selected lettering, icons and graphic elements. EDVORIN develops the effect with the base fabric and artwork in mind, helping preserve visual definition without overwhelming the garment’s construction.
Garment Washing
Garment washing can soften the handfeel, introduce a worn character or refine the final color expression. We coordinate wash direction with fabric, trims and decoration so the approved finish can guide repeatable production.
Appliqué Details
Appliqué combines layered fabric pieces with stitching for dimensional branding, varsity-inspired graphics and tactile contrast. EDVORIN coordinates material selection, edge treatment and attachment methods to create a durable, production-ready detail.
Custom Trims That Complete Your Brand
Drawcords and Tips
Choose flat, round, cotton or synthetic drawcords with tipped ends that suit your hood construction. Color, length and finish are specified to support a clean, consistent branded hoodie program.
Custom Zippers
Add custom zipper options for full-zip or half-zip hoodie styles, balancing function with your collection’s look. Hardware selection is coordinated with fabric weight, pocket construction and intended wear.
Snap Button Closures
Use snap buttons for convertible necklines, pockets or layered design details. Finish, color and placement are developed against the garment construction so closures perform reliably while reinforcing the overall aesthetic.
Woven Brand Labels
Custom woven main labels give your hoodie a durable, recognizable brand signature. EDVORIN coordinates label dimensions, fold style, artwork and placement for necklines, side seams or exterior branding details.
Care Instruction Labels
Printed or woven care labels communicate fiber content, care guidance and required product information. They can be matched to your label system and positioned for comfort without distracting from the finished garment.
Custom Hangtags
Hangtags extend your product presentation at retail, wholesale and direct-to-consumer fulfillment. Choose branded artwork, material, shape and attachment details that align with your packaging and private-label collection standards.
About EDVORIN: Founder-Led Apparel Manufacturing Since 2000
Founded by Edvorin Zeng in 2000, EDVORIN was built from the production floor outward. We help fashion brands, streetwear labels, teams and private-label buyers turn concepts into clear, production-ready garments, including double-layer hoodies engineered for consistent fit, construction and finish.
Our connected OEM and ODM workflow brings material sourcing, pattern development, sampling, printing, embroidery, washing, labels and packaging into one accountable production path. Whether you arrive with a complete tech pack or an early reference, we develop the details needed to make the approved result repeatable.
What sets EDVORIN apart is control after the sample is approved. We document measurements, artwork placement, trims and material standards, then use in-line and final quality checks to protect them through bulk production. With MOQs starting at 200 pieces per style, we support emerging and established collections alike.
Double Layer Hoodie Manufacturer: From Concept to Production Standard
Technical Development With Purpose
EDVORIN translates sketches, reference garments and complete tech packs into a production-ready double-layer hoodie specification. Pattern details, hood proportions, fit blocks, grading and construction choices are reviewed early so the approved sample can guide repeatable bulk manufacturing.
- Men’s and women’s fit development
- Pattern, measurement and grading control
- Double-layer construction details documented
- OEM, ODM and private-label support
Materials and Trims Aligned
Fabric weight, handfeel, rib recovery, lining choices, drawcords, eyelets, labels and packaging must work as one garment system. EDVORIN coordinates these components before bulk production, helping buyers balance the intended look, wear experience and practical manufacturing requirements.
- Fabric and lining sourcing coordination
- Rib, drawcord and hardware selection
- Custom labels and packaging options
- Material choices reviewed against construction
Decoration Planned Around Fabric
Artwork is not treated as an afterthought. EDVORIN plans printing, embroidery, washes and finishing around the selected fabric surface and garment construction, recording placement and execution details so visual direction is protected from sample approval through production.
- Print and embroidery method matching
- Artwork placement specifications recorded
- Wash and finishing effects coordinated
- Decoration reviewed during sampling
Approved Standards Guide Bulk
As a double layer hoodie manufacturer, EDVORIN uses the approved sample as the reference for bulk production. Material checks, measurement communication, in-line inspections and final review help keep fit, construction, decoration and finishing aligned with the agreed production standard.
- Approved sample used as bulk reference
- In-line checks identify variation early
- Measurement and workmanship reviews
- Final inspection before packing
Why Brands Choose EDVORIN as Their Double Layer Hoodie Manufacturer
A documented production path for double layer hoodie programs, from development through packed bulk orders.
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Double Layer Hoodie Manufacturer Production Process
A controlled path from technical review to packed order, built to keep approved specifications visible through every production stage.
Review Project Requirements
We review your tech pack, reference garment or concept, then confirm fit, layered construction, measurements, target quantity and required private-label details.
Source Materials And Trims
Fabric, rib, lining, drawcords, labels and packaging are selected against the approved direction, with material behavior and decoration compatibility considered before sampling.
Develop Patterns And Samples
Patterns and grading translate the specification into a physical double-layer hoodie sample, allowing fit, hood proportions, construction and placement details to be reviewed.
Cut And Apply Decoration
After approval, fabrics are cut to controlled patterns and decoration is applied using the selected method, with artwork placement recorded for repeatability.
Sew And Check Production
Sewing teams assemble each double-layer hoodie while in-line checks monitor measurements, seams, trims and finishing, keeping bulk work aligned with the approved sample.
Inspect Pack And Ship
Finished garments receive final inspection before labels, folding and packing are confirmed. The order is prepared for shipment with the approved production standard intact.
Work With a Double Layer Hoodie Manufacturer
Move from concept to a documented, repeatable production standard with EDVORIN.
Share Your Concept
Send your tech pack, reference garment or initial sketch. Our team reviews fit, double-layer construction, materials, decoration, sizing and private-label requirements.
Review Your Development Plan
Review a clear quote and development route, including MOQ from 200 pieces per style, fabric direction, trims, sample scope and production considerations.
Approve Your Sample
Approve physical samples after checking silhouette, fabric handfeel, double-layer details, measurements, artwork placement, decoration, labels and packaging before bulk standards are finalized.
Launch Bulk Production
Launch controlled bulk production with approved specifications guiding material checks, in-line inspection, final quality control and packing for repeatable delivery.
Certified Standards for Responsible Apparel Production
What Buyers Say About Our Double Layer Hoodie Manufacturer Team
EDVORIN helped us turn a reference piece into a clear production standard. After two sample rounds, the hood shape, double-layer construction, and wash effect were locked in, and our 600-piece launch arrived with consistent measurements across the full size run.
Our previous supplier struggled to keep embroidery placement consistent on heavyweight fleece. EDVORIN documented every placement and trim detail before bulk. Across our 1,200-piece order, the chest embroidery and woven labels matched the approved sample closely.
We needed men’s and women’s double-layer hoodies for a school merchandise program without losing the same visual identity. EDVORIN coordinated the fit blocks, colors, and private labels, then made our second 800-piece order much easier to approve and repeat.
Double Layer Hoodie Manufacturer FAQs
Clear answers for planning a custom hoodie program with EDVORIN.
EDVORIN’s MOQ starts at 200 pieces per style. What is the minimum order quantity for custom double-layer hoodies?
Can EDVORIN develop a double-layer hoodie from my sketch?
How does double-layer hoodie sampling work?
How long does custom double-layer hoodie production take?
Can I add private-label details to my hoodies?
What quality control is used for double-layer hoodies?
Can EDVORIN handle printing, embroidery and washing?
How are payment and shipping handled for custom hoodie orders?
How do you protect my designs and product information?
Complete Buyer’s Guide to Double-Layer Hoodie Manufacturing
Use this practical framework to specify fabrics, construction, customization, supplier qualifications, and costs—so you can compare factories confidently, approve samples effectively, and avoid production mistakes that undermine quality, timing, or margin.
1. What Is a Double Layer Hoodie Manufacturer?
Since 2000, EDVORIN has approached a double layer hoodie as a developed garment: either a two-ply hood with a separate lining layer or an intentional layered-body construction. The manufacturer translates the concept into patterns, material specifications, samples, decoration instructions, and repeatable bulk-production controls.
Four supplier models serve different needs. A factory makes the garment; a trading company coordinates suppliers; a blank supplier sells pre-made stock; and a private-label partner develops the product while managing labels, trims, packaging, and production accountability.
200-piece programs and larger runs often suit fashion labels, teams, schools, wholesalers, and corporate buyers that need a distinct fit or branded finish. Before quoting, a double layer hoodie manufacturer needs target quantity by color and size, a tech pack or reference, fabric and weight direction, artwork, decoration method, labels, packaging, delivery market, and required date.
2. Evolution of Double Layer Hoodie Manufacturing
1930s hooded sweatshirts began as practical athletic and workwear layers, then moved into casual wardrobes as fleece knitting and mass production improved. The category’s early value was straightforward: insulation, a protected neckline, and easy pullover construction.
350–500 GSM brushed fleece and heavy French terry later gave brands a denser hand and more controlled silhouette than lightweight sweatshirting. Streetwear’s oversized, drop-shoulder shapes increased demand for hoods that retain height and opening shape instead of collapsing against the back.
Two-layer hood construction addresses that visual and functional shift by adding body, warmth, and a cleaner face around the drawcord channel. For a double layer hoodie manufacturer, current buyer briefs commonly combine this structured hood with custom fit blocks, rib specifications, labels, embroidery, screen prints, washes, and packaging so the finished garment carries a distinct brand system.
3. Double Layer Hoodie Manufacturer Style Options
Two-layer construction supports distinct product directions, from retail streetwear to sideline uniforms. A double layer hoodie manufacturer should convert each direction into measurable fit, panel, and trim specifications before sampling.
Core Hoodie Formats
Two core formats are pullover and full-zip. Pullovers suit clean branding; full-zips add ventilation and layering but require zipper length, tape color, guard, pocket split, and hood-seam alignment in the tech pack.
Fashion Fit Blocks
Three fashion blocks are oversized, boxy, and cropped. Define body length, chest width, shoulder drop, sleeve volume, hem opening, and graded measurements; a cropped block also needs its intended waist position.
Performance And Layered Styles
Two functional directions are athletic/teamwear and double-hood or layered-panel styles. Team programs need raglan versus set-in sleeves, number placement, and color references; layered styles need panel overlap, exposed edges, seam allowances, and bulk-control rules.
4. Double Layer Hoodie Manufacturer Fabric Choices
Fabric selection determines whether a double layer hoodie feels structured, warm, or easy to layer. Specify shell and hood-lining fabrics separately when handfeel, color depth, or print surface differs.
| Fabric | Weight | Best Use | Key Trade-Off |
|---|---|---|---|
| French terry | 280–360 GSM | Year-round layers | Loopback; lower warmth |
| Brushed fleece | 360–500 GSM | Cold-weather streetwear | Warm; assess pilling |
| Cotton-rich blend | 320–450 GSM | Printed programs | Stability; verify shrinkage |
| Recycled performance blend | 260–340 GSM | Teams and activewear | Recovery; synthetic hand |
Interior Surface And Warmth
French terry uses unbrushed loops, offering breathable warmth and cleaner drape.
Brushed fleece raises fibers for insulation, but requires anti-pilling testing.
Fiber Content And Stability
100% cotton offers a natural hand and strong print surface, with controlled shrinkage essential.
Cotton-rich recycled blends can improve durability; confirm recycled-content documentation and colorfastness.
Performance Fabric Direction
5–10% elastane improves recovery in performance-oriented constructions.
Polyester-rich faces support sublimation, while cotton faces better suit screen print and DTG.
5. Customization and Decoration Options
Two decoration trials—one before and one after wash—reveal more than a digital mockup. A double layer hoodie manufacturer should lock artwork, trim, placement, and packaging to the approved sample.
| Technique | Best Fit | Production Note |
|---|---|---|
| Screen print | Bold bulk graphics | Color separations add setup |
| DTG | Detailed short runs | Test on brushed surfaces |
| Embroidery | Premium logos | Limit dense fill areas |
| Woven labels | Brand identification | Approve color and fold |
Match Method To Artwork
1–2 spot-color screen prints suit bold volume programs; DTG suits photographic detail and smaller runs. Puff or high-density ink needs open shapes and adequate spacing, while embroidery, appliqué, and patches add dimension but increase stitch, handling, and setup time.
Control Fabric And Placement
On 350 GSM-plus brushed fleece, fine lines can lose definition, so enlarge details and test ink coverage on the actual surface. Record placement measurements from stable seams, plus Pantone references and wash-testing requirements, to reduce artwork shift and color drift.
Finish The Private Label
3 trim decisions—woven main label, custom drawcord, and zipper—should be approved beside the garment, not separately. 1 packaging specification should define folded size, polybag warning, barcode position, hangtag, and carton assortment.
6. Construction Details That Signal Quality
Retail readiness is decided at construction review, not from a finished photograph. EDVORIN records approved hood, seam, trim, and measurement standards before bulk cutting.
Hood And Layer Alignment
Two layers should meet evenly at the hood opening, center back, and neckline. Inspect hood depth and drawcord exits on development samples.
One approved pattern must remain aligned when laid flat and worn. Flag twisting, raw edges, or uneven layer reveal before PP approval.
Seams, Pockets, And Trims
Use 8–10 stitches per inch as a practical starting point for stable sweatshirt seams. Confirm reinforced pocket corners and symmetrical pocket placement.
Zipper tapes should sit flat without rippling or skipped teeth. Check zipper stops and secured drawcord tips before production approval.
Grading And Wash Control
One wash test should compare shrinkage, rib recovery, seam puckering, and zipper behavior with an unwashed control. Record the agreed test method and tolerances.
Every PP size and colorway requires measurement review. Chest, body length, sleeves, hood opening, and pocket position must remain within buyer-approved tolerances.
7. How to Choose a Double Layer Hoodie Manufacturer
A 200-piece target is only useful when the supplier can develop, approve, and repeat the same specification. Vet the production system behind the quote, not the hoodie photograph.
Development And Communication
2 approved references—one fit sample and one fabric standard—reduce ambiguity. Ask who owns pattern revisions, how measurements and Pantone colors are recorded, and whether a pre-production sample is required.
Materials And Quality Control
350–500 GSM fleece and rib must be quoted with fiber content, weight tolerance, finish, and color standard. Request material source records, wash-test expectations, in-line inspection points, final AQL method, and applicable OEKO-TEX, GOTS, WRAP, or BSCI documents.
Comparable Quotes And Delivery
EDVORIN’s MOQ starts at 200 pieces per style. 3 quotations are comparable only when style, GSM, colorways, size ratio, decoration, labels, packaging, MOQ, sampling, lead time, and freight terms match. Ask capacity by month, critical-path dates, defect handling, export documents, and whether shipping support covers air, sea, or DDP.
8. Common Double Layer Hoodie Sourcing Mistakes
Two approvals—development and pre-production—are where most double layer hoodie sourcing errors can be stopped. A double layer hoodie manufacturer needs a written standard, not assumptions carried from a digital image.
Lock The Technical Standard
Six fields should be fixed before sampling: measurements, tolerance, fabric composition, GSM, shrinkage target, and hood construction. Replace vague tech packs with a measurement chart and construction callouts at the tech-pack review.
One size set is not enough for an oversized fit. Review graded measurements and hood proportions on the fit sample before approving the size range.
Test Material And Decoration
Three swatches can behave differently after washing, especially when fleece weight and shrinkage were never specified. Confirm finished GSM and wash results on the fabric test before bulk fabric booking.
One artwork file does not prove print performance. Test screen print, puff, embroidery, or transfers on the selected fabric before the decorated sample approval.
Control Time And Quote Scope
Two sample rounds are a safer planning baseline when fit, wash, and decoration are still open. Reserve time for revisions before the pre-production sample milestone.
Eight quote lines should be compared: fabric, trims, decoration, washing, labels, packaging, sampling, and freight terms. Reconcile omissions before issuing a purchase order.
9. Steps to Launch a Private-Label Hoodie
One private-label launch calendar should lock customer, price point, and delivery date before development begins. A double layer hoodie manufacturer can turn those decisions into an approval trail instead of verbal assumptions.
Define The Product Brief
First, collect customer profile, competitor references, target retail price, color direction, and intended size range. Approve a reference board, bill of materials direction, and delivery calendar.
Second, convert the concept into a tech pack with flats, measurements, grading, construction notes, label positions, and packaging requirements.
Develop And Approve Samples
One prototype should test silhouette, hood volume, pocket placement, and fabric hand before decoration is finalized. Approve the measurement chart, fabric swatch, rib specification, and fit comments.
Two artwork files are essential: editable vector artwork and a placement sheet showing dimensions, Pantone references, and print or embroidery technique.
Release Bulk With Controls
A pre-production sample should match the approved fabric, trims, artwork, labels, wash, and packing method. Sign a PP approval file before bulk cutting begins.
Final inspection should check measurements, workmanship, color, decoration, labeling, carton marks, and packed quantities. Release shipping only after the inspection report and commercial documents are confirmed.
10. Double Layer Hoodie Manufacturer Pricing and Cost
200 units is a practical starting point for a custom program, but this is an illustrative cost framework—not an EDVORIN price list. Heavier GSM, two-layer hood construction, custom trims, decoration color count, packaging, quantity, and freight determine landed cost.
2 quote requests are comparable only when they use one tech pack, Pantone references, size breakdown, fabric composition and GSM, decoration placements, label/packaging specification, Incoterm, and destination. Confirm sample, bulk, and freight timing separately.
| Quantity tier | Unit-cost direction | Typical production stage |
|---|---|---|
| 200–499 units | Highest; setup and materials spread across fewer pieces | Sampling plus bulk: 4–8 weeks |
| 500–999 units | Lower; improved material and cutting efficiency | Bulk after approval: 3–6 weeks |
| 1,000+ units | Lowest relative unit cost; confirm capacity and delivery split | Bulk after approval: 3–6 weeks |
Start with a Double Layer Hoodie Manufacturer
Send your tech pack, reference garment, or concept to EDVORIN for a production quote built around your approved specifications.