Custom T-shirts & hoodies · Made around your design
Keeping Gear Keeping Gear

Keeping Gear · Design · Sampling · Production

Custom streetwear. Made for your brand.

Create your T-shirts, hoodies and long sleeves with Keeping Gear. Our own factory in Nanchang, China brings design, sampling and production together.

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Custom streetwear. Made for your brand.

Meet the people who make it

Look inside our factory. See the people, equipment and everyday work behind your garments, from cutting and sewing to checking the finished pieces.

Our team

Look inside our factory. See the people, equipment and everyday work behind your garments, from cutting and sewing to checking the finished pieces.

We're Keeping Gear, a clothing team in Nanchang, China. Design, sampling and production are handled in our own factory. Bring us a sketch, a reference or a tech pack. We'll work through the details with you.

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Pattern preparation

Pattern preparation

Garment pattern outlines are printed on paper before cutting.

Fabric cutting

Fabric cutting

A team member guides a powered cutter through fabric on the cutting table.

Sewing

Sewing

A team member guides the fabric through an industrial sewing machine.

Garment finishing

Garment finishing

A team member presses a garment with an iron at the finishing table.

Start with your core pieces

Choose a starting style, then develop the fit, fabric, colour and decoration for your brand.

A good collection starts with the right shape.

Explore our T-shirts and hoodies, then make the fit, fabric and finish your own. These styles are a starting point for your custom order.

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Specify the details that define your garment

Use references to explain the look you want. We review the options with you and confirm the result through a sample.

Fabric & feel

Fabric & feel

Share your preferred composition, weight and feel, or a fabric reference. Material selection is confirmed for your project.

Print, embroidery & branding

Print, embroidery & branding

Tell us about your artwork, placement, labels and trims. We review the suitable techniques and sample the agreed details.

Fit & construction

Fit & construction

Share measurements, a tech pack or a reference garment. Review the silhouette, seams and finishing on the sample.

Review the sample before bulk production

Review the sample before bulk production

A style image starts the conversation. The physical sample lets you review how the fabric, fit and decoration work together before approving production.

  • Fit and measurements
  • Decoration and colour
  • Seams and finishing
Discuss a sample

A clear path from your idea to production

01

Share your idea

Send your artwork or reference, quantity by style and colour, and delivery destination. We review the project and clarify what you need.

02

Confirm the specification & quote

Review the proposed fabric, fit, decoration and order details with us. We provide a quotation and agree the sample plan.

03

Review a physical sample

Check the sample against your agreed requirements. Share any changes, then approve the final details for production.

04

Plan production & delivery

Confirm the approved sample and order terms. We agree the production and delivery plan and keep you informed as the order progresses.

Before we start

What is your minimum order quantity?

The minimum depends on the style, fabric and decoration. Tell us the quantity you have in mind for each style and colour so we can confirm what is workable.

Can you work from my own design?

Yes. Share your artwork, tech pack or reference garment. We review the details with you and use a sample to confirm the result.

How long do sampling and production take?

Timing depends on the materials, construction, decoration and order size. Share your target delivery date; we confirm the schedule after reviewing the specification.

What do you need to prepare a quote?

A design or reference, quantity by style and colour, fabric and decoration requirements, and the delivery destination. A tech pack is helpful; if you do not have one, explain what you want to make.

Have a style in mind?

Tell us what you want to make. A reference image and a rough quantity are a good start.

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