Requirement and BOM review
The product brief, construction, materials, trims, measurements, artwork and packing requirements are recorded before a production route is confirmed.
Manufacturing and factory
Jinteng's garment-production environment supports uniform and tactical-apparel programs through material review, sampling, cutting, sewing, inspection and packing coordination.
A garment-manufacturing base for institutional programs
Wuhan Jinteng was established in 2002 around military and police garments, camouflage uniforms, tactical clothing and related institutional supply. A project begins with the buyer's specification and approval path, not with an assumed standard configuration.
For garment projects, our team connects material review, pattern and sizing work, sample approval, cutting, sewing, inspection and packing. For other product families, the quotation explains the proposed supply and project-support arrangement.
Company and facility overview
These figures introduce Jinteng's organization and operating base. Send the product, quantity and target date for current production planning.
- 2002
- Established in Wuhan, China
- 7,800 m²
- Company-stated site area
- 5,600 m²
- Workshop and warehouse area
- 200+
- Company-stated professional team
Production timing is planned around the selected material, configuration, quantity, sample stage and delivery requirement.
Inside the garment-production environment
View cutting, sewing, assembly and textile-production areas used for garment programs.
From approved brief to delivery preparation
The exact approval sequence varies by product and tender, but each stage should leave a usable requirement or revision record.
Material and component approval
Fabric, colour or camouflage, trims and functional components are aligned to the approved requirement and available evidence.
Development and size-set samples
The applicable sample stage is used to resolve construction, fit, measurements and identity details before bulk release.
Cutting and sewing control
Released patterns, material identity and approved construction details provide the working reference for garment production.
Inspection and revision records
Workmanship, measurements, component function and agreed inspection points are checked against the project record.
Packing and delivery preparation
Labels, size ratios, kit completeness, allocation and packing records are aligned before dispatch approval.
Inspection follows the approved requirement and project risk
- Material, colour or camouflage and trim identity
- Pattern, construction and workmanship
- Garment measurements and approved size ratio
- Insignia, labels and component placement
- Kit completeness, packing and shipment allocation
Production, equipment and warehouse gallery
Explore additional views of Jinteng's working areas, garment-production processes and warehouse environment.
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