Made With Heart
We are A clothing manufacturer
Aung Crown has cooperated with more than 30,000 brands from the United States, South America, Europe, Oceania, Asia, and other parts of the world. With a huge production capacity, Aung Crown is one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers in the hat and garment industry worldwide to provide professional, convenient, and one-stop service to customer brands.
Pattern Marking & Pattern Printing
With an experienced, creative, and familiar market trends design team, we can quickly grasp market changes and timely launch products in line with consumer demand, providing customers with unique design styles and innovative product lines.
In this step, the fabric is cut according to the patterns and specifications of the design. Precision cutting is essential to ensure the pieces fit together correctly during sewing.
This step involves applying them to the fabric using various printing techniques such as screen printing, digital printing, or heat transfer.
Our skilled workers will use sewing machines to stitch the fabric together following the design specifications.
Our inspectors will examine the garments at various stages of production to ensure they meet quality standards before proceeding to the next steps.
Proper packaging protects the garments during shipping and serves as a marketing tool by displaying branding and product information.
Custom apparel design involves several steps:
1. Demand Communication and Preliminary Design:
In the initial steps, salesmen communicate with customers to understand their style preferences, activity scenarios, wearing purposes, etc., and collect necessary measurement information.
Designers create preliminary designs based on customers’ needs and body characteristics, including style, fabric type, color choice, and any desired details such as cutouts.
2. Measurement and Fitting:
Designers begin the fitting sample process based on customer data provided to them; once this sample has been worn by customers, designers make adjustments one at a time until it fits properly and provides comfort.
3. Design Refinement And Cutting: It’s to meet the customer’s requirements and adjustments during the fitting process, designers refine and modify preliminary designs as a whole: including cutting plans, fabric use plans, treatment plans, etc.
According to a carefully prepared design plan, tailors will use measurement data provided to cut fabrics into clothing parts, and then perform preliminary sewing processes.
4. Sewing and Splicing: Clothesmakers begin sewing once tailors have cut clothing parts to spec; strict hand skills and precise alignment are essential in creating high-quality and durable garments.
5. Final Step & Adjustments:
Once production has concluded, customers will try on their garments. At this time, designers will reassess its fit and comfort as per customer feedback before making adjustments if necessary; such adjustments could include additional cutting/sewing/detail modifications.
6. Completion and Delivery:
After multiple attempts and adjustments, when the garment meets customer satisfaction it will be finished off by our designer and then delivered directly to them for the completion and delivery.
Customized clothing design requires time and patience, with multiple conversations, try-ons, and adjustments taking place along the way. Therefore, effective communication and close cooperation with our designer is vitally important if we want our finished garment to meet individual needs and expectations.
