Published T-shirt range
The confirmed heavyweight range applies to selected 100% cotton T-shirt developments, not every garment or fabric.
From fiber to finished garment
Custom apparel.
From fabric to finish.
Fabrics, trims and finished apparel—engineered, washed and delivered under one accountable supply chain.
220–300GSM / HEAVYWEIGHT
1,000PCS / STYLE MOQ
7DAYS / SAMPLE TARGET
GARMENT FINISHING +PRECISION CONSTRUCTION +QUALITY CONTROL +
Direct material sourcing•Fabric development•Garment dye•Vintage wash•Screen print•DTG•Embroidery
Direct answer for apparel buyers
What is Weavnora?
Weavnora is the international-facing B2B apparel sourcing website operated by Guangzhou Dou Xiaoya Garment Co., Ltd. It connects fabric and trim coordination, heavyweight and washed T-shirt development, hoodie and casualwear production, decoration, quality review and OEM/ODM order planning for brands, importers and wholesale buyers serving North America and Europe.
Published style MOQ
Mixed colors and sizes may be planned within a style, subject to final material, process and commercial review.
Sampling reference
The target begins after required specifications are confirmed and remains project-dependent rather than guaranteed.
Bulk reference
The target depends on sample approval, material availability, quantity, process route and delivery requirements.
Scope and claim controls are documented in the Weavnora content and sourcing standards. Project-specific terms must be confirmed in the final quotation and approved sample.
Published by Weavnora Sourcing Editorial Team · Reviewed September 10, 2026 · Contact the responsible company
Named external references
Which standards inform buyer planning?
Weavnora uses authoritative sources to frame buyer questions; the final product specification, destination-market requirements and approved inspection plan still control each order.
“Most of these products have a label listing the fiber content, country of origin and identity of the manufacturer.”
“An acceptance sampling system for inspection by attributes.”
What should a buyer record before approval?
| Buyer decision | Minimum record | Approval evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Fabric | Composition, construction, finished GSM, color and finish | Identified fabric or finished-garment sample; test report when required |
| Fit | Measurement points, grade rules and tolerances | Approved size set or pre-production sample |
| Decoration | Artwork version, dimensions, placement and colors | Approved strike-off, embroidery sample or finished garment |
| Bulk quality | Lot identity, defect classes and agreed sampling plan | Inline and final inspection records linked to the order |
| Market requirements | Destination, labeling, testing and documentation needs | Project-specific compliance review before shipment |
Five approval steps
- Define the product, destination market and intended use.
- Identify the exact material, construction and finish.
- Approve a traceable physical sample and artwork version.
- Agree measurable tolerances, tests and inspection rules.
- Keep the specification, approval and bulk records connected.
These references are cited for planning context. They do not state that a product, factory or management system is certified.
Direct material sourcing
Our supply chain starts before the fabric mill.
Coordinated cotton sourcing, yarn, knitting, finishing and garment production reduce unnecessary intermediary layers—giving buyers greater control over material consistency, cost and repeat orders.
Explore material sourcing01COTTON
SOURCING
SOURCING
02YARN &
KNITTING
KNITTING
03DYEING &
FINISHING
FINISHING
04GARMENT
PRODUCTION
PRODUCTION
05QC &
DELIVERY
DELIVERY
What we make
One supply chain.
Four ways to build.
Source the material, the finished garment, or the complete development program. Every route is managed by one production team.
01CUSTOM GSM · COLOR · HAND FEEL
Fabrics & Trims
Cotton jersey, French terry, rib, fleece, labels, tapes and custom-developed materials sourced as one accountable package.
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02220–300 GSM · 100% COTTON
Washed Tees
Heavyweight vintage T-shirts engineered through garment dye, acid wash, mineral wash and controlled distressing.
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03FLEECE · FRENCH TERRY · RIB
Hoodies & Casualwear
Premium hoodies, sweatshirts and relaxed silhouettes with consistent shrinkage, shape and production repeatability.
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04ONE TEAM · END-TO-END
OEM / ODM
From tech pack review and material development to sampling, decoration, inspection, packing and export delivery.
View B2B capabilityBuilt-in accountability
Material intelligence meets manufacturing control.
We connect development, production and finishing decisions early—so the approved sample is the product that reaches your warehouse.
01
Material Library
Cotton, blends, knits, weights, finishes and trims matched to the intended product and price.
02
Wash Development
Repeatable recipes for garment dye, enzyme, acid, mineral and vintage effects.
03
Decoration
Screen print, DTG, embroidery, appliqué and special techniques coordinated in-house.
04
Quality System
Fabric inspection, shrinkage tests, inline checks, measurement control and final AQL inspection.
05
Market-Specific Sourcing
Material origin and documentation are configured around destination-market and buyer compliance requirements.
Production overview
Explore the product and production process.
Illustrative images show apparel and process concepts. Request project-specific samples and production documentation when reviewing a supplier.
How we work
From idea to shipment.
A visible five-stage process gives buyers a clear decision point before every production commitment.
Brief & Tech Pack
We align target price, construction, fit, testing and delivery requirements.
Material Development
Fabric, trims, color, hand feel and wash effects are sampled and approved.
Prototype & PP Sample
Fit, workmanship and decoration are verified before bulk commitment.
Bulk Production
Inline checkpoints keep shade, measurement and finish within tolerance.
Final QC & Delivery
AQL-based inspection, packing control and export documentation close the loop.
Insights · Buyer Knowledge Center
Practical answers for apparel buyers.
Use specification-led guides to compare materials, prepare RFQs, approve samples and control bulk apparel orders.
FABRIC GUIDE
SEP 09, 2026 · 10 MIN READ
Apparel Fabric Pilling Test & Acceptance: Buyer Guide
Read the testing guideWASH LAB
SOURCING
SEP 09, 2026 · 9 MIN READ
Hoodie Rib Cuff & Hem Specification: Buyer Guide
Read the specification guideYOUR BRANDOUR
PRODUCTION
SYSTEM
PRODUCTION
SYSTEM
A partner, not another vendor
Built around the realities of growing apparel brands.
Weavnora is the international-facing apparel sourcing and manufacturing website operated by Guangzhou Dou Xiaoya Garment Co., Ltd. We support brands, importers and wholesalers serving North America and Europe, connecting material coordination, product development and finished-garment production in one accountable workflow.
- Direct material sourcing
- Lot-level production records
- English-first buyer communication
- Flexible color and size ratios
- Market-specific material options
Buyer questions
Frequently asked sourcing questions.
Is Weavnora a marketplace?
No. Weavnora is a B2B sourcing and manufacturing website operated by Guangzhou Dou Xiaoya Garment Co., Ltd.; buyer requirements are reviewed as individual projects.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Provide the product or tech pack, material direction, estimated quantity, colors and sizes, decoration, destination market and requested delivery date.
Are published MOQ and lead-time figures guaranteed?
No. Published figures are planning references for relevant programs. Final MOQ, sampling time and bulk timing depend on the approved product and quotation.
How are sourcing articles reviewed?
Articles separate confirmed program information from buyer-selected requirements, use measurable approval points and identify the publisher and update date.
Specification-led apparel RFQ
Share the facts.
We’ll map the route.
Add your expected quantity, target GSM, destination and sample requirement. These details help our team review the material, process, MOQ and next sampling step.
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