As a common piece of clothing, the production process of T-shirts is not complicated. Below, I will introduce to you the production process of customized T-shirts from manufacturers.
First, the customer will provide the T-shirt design draft to the manufacturer, including color, pattern, etc. Then, the producer will import the design draft into the computer and perform typesetting, color processing, etc. according to the customer’s requirements.
Next, the fabric will be selected. Most T-shirts are usually made of cotton thread fabric, but some are made of polyester or other synthetic fibers. These fabrics need to be washed and dried to remove as much remaining oil and other impurities as possible.
Then, printing will be done using a printing press. The manufacturer will convert the design draft into details, which will then be printed on the T-shirt. Commonly used printing methods are screen printing, thermal transfer printing and digital printing, and there are other optional printing technologies.
Next, crop. Using the template, each garment part will be cut out, making sure that each part is the same size as the design.
Then, sew. Sew the cut fabrics together and arrange and trim the threads. During this process, surface processing and finishing are also required to ensure the quality of each garment.
Finally, organize and package. All T-shirts will be fully inspected to ensure they are suitable for sale. The manufacturer will package each T-shirt individually for easy transportation and storage.
The above is the production process of customized T-shirts by manufacturers. Of course, every aspect of the production process requires strict monitoring, quality control evaluation and testing to ensure that each product reaches the highest standards and provides customers with high-quality goods.
