Streetwear

The core of streetwear is not a single item, but the result of the combination of pattern, weight, and surface craftsmanship: loose contours, solid fabrics, and recognizable surface treatments.

The same hoodie, if changed to acid washed, puff printed or rhinestone hot stamping, faces a completely different customer base and retail price. So what really determines the success or failure of a street item is often not the style itself, but the right choice of craftsmanship.

Below, we will break down our capabilities into two lines: process and category.

Adding foaming agent to the printing paste, the pattern will be three-dimensional raised after high-temperature curing, and fingers can feel a significant height and soft touch.

Commonly used for large characters or local embellishments on the chest, the visual impact is significantly stronger than flat printing.

Process boundary: The three-dimensional degree depends on the thickness of the slurry and the foaming temperature; The finer the pattern, the harder it is to achieve a three-dimensional effect, so extremely thin lines and extremely small text are not suitable for puff printing.

Directly spray print the pattern onto the fabric without the need for pattern making, so the number of colors hardly affects the cost.

Suitable for full frame printing, gradient colors, and photo level details, as well as small batches and multiple small quantities.

Process boundary: flexible and fast prototyping, but cost is calculated by area, usually higher than screen printing for large quantities; Dark fabrics require a base layer before they can show color.

First, sew the fabric or frayed edges onto the body of the garment, then add dense chain or flat embroidery, deliberately preserving the frayed edges and broken threads at the corners.

The layering and texture are significantly stronger than ordinary flat embroidery, making it the most commonly used technique for expressing handmade feel in street styles.

Process boundary: The more layers stacked, the thicker it becomes, and the higher the requirement for plate position accuracy; The burrs require an independent process, which is more expensive than ordinary cloth embroidery.

Narrowing the shoulder line and adjusting the length to pants ratio on the universal version creates a more fitting silhouette for women, while retaining a loose fit without appearing sluggish.

Can share fabric and craftsmanship with men's clothing, making it convenient to create couple or family collections.

Leg ties or straight tubes, drawstring waistband, and side seam pockets are the basic styles of streetwear. The weight range is from 320g to 480g, and the higher the weight, the better the sagging feeling and the firmer the shape.

The key to the shape lies in the hip circumference and thigh measurement. It is recommended to confirm the shape sample before determining the weight.

The combination of short sleeved tops and shorts made of the same fabric has become the main trend of summer streetwear in recent years. The tops are mostly box shaped shorts, forming a unified loose proportion with the shorts.

Suitable for whole set sales, it is also the easiest way to verify the combination of fabric feel and weight during the sampling stage.

Extend the sleeve length and add ribbed cuffs on the basic T-shirt, making it looser overall after adjusting the shoulder area.

Suitable for use as a base or as a standalone outerwear, it is also the most commonly used layer for layering.

It is recommended to weigh 240g or more, as being too thin may result in a loss of the drape required for street style designs.

Horizontal stitching with plush, the fluffiness depends on the amount and proportion of plush filling. Can be used as a stand up collar or hood, with loose fit as the main design.

Process boundary: It is necessary to first clarify the weight and type of filling, and the larger the grid, the fluffiness; Suggest confirming the plush sample first before calculating the cost.