Rail of woven womenswear samples in the Enqi sample room, covering dresses, shirts, skirts and sets

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Frequently asked questions about woven womenswear manufacturing.

Answers are written around real project decisions and deliberately avoid fixed numbers that have not been confirmed for a specific garment, material and order.

Rail of woven womenswear samples in the Enqi sample room, covering dresses, shirts, skirts and sets
Project-specific answers backed by product details

Before you enquire

Start with the actual style and order context.

If an answer depends on fabric, construction, quantity or timing, send those details rather than relying on a generic website promise.

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01What information should we send for a new style?

Send whichever development input you have: a Tech Pack, reference images, a sketch, or a physical sample. Include expected quantity, size range, target market, fabric direction, branding requirements and desired delivery window when available.

02Can you develop a garment from a reference image?

A reference image can start the discussion. Before sampling, the construction, measurements, fabric, trims and finish still need to be translated into an agreed specification. Protected artwork or third-party branding should not be copied without authorization.

03Do you accept Tech Packs and physical samples?

Yes. A Tech Pack can define measurements and construction, while a physical sample helps communicate fit, handle and finishing. Either can be combined with written comments and reference images.

04How is the final price confirmed?

Pricing depends on the confirmed fabric, trims, construction, workmanship, quantities, size range, labeling, packing and delivery requirements. These inputs are reviewed before a formal quotation is issued.

05What is your minimum order quantity?

Order feasibility is reviewed by style, fabric, color, trim and production method. Share your target quantity so the team can assess it against the actual development and material requirements rather than applying an unverified website-wide number.

06How long do sampling and bulk production take?

Timing is confirmed after the style count, construction, fabric availability, sample revisions, quantity and required delivery window are understood. The project plan should separate development, approval, material preparation, bulk production and shipment coordination.

07When does bulk production begin?

Bulk production begins only after the relevant sample, measurements, materials, color, trims, workmanship, labels, packing and commercial terms have been confirmed for the order.

08Which quality checks are used?

Checks are tied to the order and may include incoming fabric review, pre-production confirmation, inline workmanship and measurement checks, finishing review, final appearance and measurement checks, and packing verification.

09Can labels, hangtags and packaging be customized?

Private-label components can be reviewed as part of the project. Artwork, dimensions, materials, placement, folding, bagging and carton instructions should be approved before bulk application.

10Which woven womenswear categories can be discussed?

The current featured range focuses on dresses and a coordinated set. Development enquiries for shirts, skirts, trousers, shorts, jumpsuits, blazers and lightweight jackets are reviewed individually against their construction and material requirements.

11Do you sell individual garments to consumers?

No. Enqi Apparel is positioned for business-to-business development and production enquiries from brands, sourcing teams, wholesalers and retail companies.

12How should reference files be shared?

Use the enquiry form to share a secure Drive, Dropbox or transfer link, or email the files to enqiapparel@gmail.com. Avoid sending public links that contain confidential commercial information.

Start with what you have

If your question is style-specific, attach it to the manufacturing brief.

Share a Tech Pack, reference image, sketch or sample together with target quantity and timing. We will use those inputs to review construction, materials and the next useful step.

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