Custom Traditional Chinese T-Shirt in Georgette with Contrast Stitching for Film and Television Costume Departments

Custom Traditional Chinese T-Shirt — Georgette with Contrast Stitching

We make traditional Chinese t-shirt built as horse-face skirt with flat front panels and side pleats, cut in Georgette and decorated with bat and coin prosperity motifs motifs using Contrast Stitching. Heritage construction is the part buyers care about: collar height, closing direction, pleat count and bound edge width are set in the tech pack and confirmed on a sample before bulk. Programmes start at 200 pieces per style per colour and ship to Sydney or Auckland.

The failures here are predictable: inconsistent sizing between production runs, and suppliers who disappear once the deposit is paid. We lock the specification before bulk — fabric, trim, embroidery density, dye lot and tolerance — and prepare the GB documentation so goods clear instead of sitting at port while the Mid-Autumn and National Day window passes.

Specification

What buyers can customise

• Frog Button (Pankou) Closure — available on Georgette, quoted per position and per colour.
• Pleating — available on Georgette, quoted per position and per colour.
• Piece Dyeing — available on Georgette, quoted per position and per colour.
• Hand-Guided Su-Style Embroidery — available on Georgette, quoted per position and per colour.
• Smocking — available on Georgette, quoted per position and per colour.
• Piping and Bound Edges — available on Georgette, quoted per position and per colour.
• All-Over Sublimation — available on Georgette, quoted per position and per colour.

How we produce it

1. Motif artwork scaled and repeated — bat and coin prosperity motifs
2. Fabric confirmation and lab dips or embroidery thread matching
3. Georgette-spec prototype cut as horse-face skirt with flat front panels and side pleats
4. Approval sample with wear, drape and wash test on trims
5. Bulk cutting with contrast stitching under controlled settings
6. In-line inspection, final AQL 2.5 inspection and packing for Sydney or Auckland

Where it sells

• Hanfu communities and cultural festivals — sets produced as coordinated outfits
• Chinese weddings — ceremonial colourways for the bride's family and attendants
• Spring Festival and Mid-Autumn gifting — red and gold core shades held in stock
• Film, television and stage costume — repeatable spec across a production run
• Cultural tourism and scenic photography — rental-grade durability at a fixed cost

Import, labelling and delivery

GB 18401 documentation with local care labelling is arranged before the goods leave the factory. We ship to Sydney or Auckland with the commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin, and apply Chinese-language care and fibre labelling where the destination requires it. Reorders draw on the approved specification held on file — which matters when you are buying against the Mid-Autumn and National Day window.

FAQ

What file formats do you need for artwork?

Vector files (AI, EPS, PDF) give the best print and embroidery results. For raster artwork please supply at least 300 dpi at the final print size. We digitise embroidery files in-house and return a sew-out photo for approval.

Can you match a specific colour?

Yes. Send us a Pantone TCX reference or a physical swatch. We return lab dips for approval and hold bulk shade within the agreed tolerance band before cutting.

Do you provide compliance documents?

We can arrange OEKO-TEX, GOTS, BSCI, WRAP and ISO documentation as well as third-party testing reports for GB 18401 class A/B/C safety classification, and we support REACH, CPSIA and Prop 65 declarations for the relevant markets.

How long does sampling take?

A first prototype is typically ready in 10 working days after the tech pack is confirmed, including fabric sourcing if the base cloth is not in our stock library. Revisions add about 4 days each.

Start your traditional Chinese programme

Send us your tech pack or even a rough sketch — we will come back with fabric options, a costed sample plan and a realistic production calendar.