Hoodies & Sweatshirts
Build the silhouette around the body, sleeves and hood. Compare fleece or French terry, then consider rib, pockets and artwork placement.
Fit & proportions · Fabric & rib · Branding placement
Clothing development / Guangzhou, China
Custom clothing.
Made for your brand.
Custom clothing manufacturing for emerging and growing brands.
Bring your idea to GoVoloom. Develop the fit, fabric and finish through a clear brief, sample review and production plan.
OEM & ODM · Design development · Sampling
Make it yours in 3D BetaChoose your hat shape, colors and logo.↗
Plan your shipping budgetExplore DDP reference rates by destination.↗
Clothing for your next collection
Start with a garment.
Make the details your own.
Explore a direction, then shape the proportions, material and finishing around your brief.
T-Shirts
Define the body shape and neckline before choosing the finish. Use the fabric and measurements to guide print, collar and seam decisions.
Fit & neckline · Jersey & handfeel · Print & finish
Hats & Headwear
Start with the shape and fit, then discuss crown, brim or cuff details, materials and branding.
Shape & fit · Material direction · Logo placement
Pants
Set the waist, rise and leg shape, then develop the waistband, pockets and fabric around the intended silhouette.
Waist & rise · Leg shape · Pockets & closures
Final materials, fit and construction are confirmed through sampling.
Fabric, construction & finish
Good details begin
with better questions.
A reference image sets the direction. Swatches, measurements and sample review turn that direction into a clearer specification.
01 / Fabric & rib
How should the hoodie feel?
Compare a loop-back French terry surface with a brushed fleece direction. Review fabric, hood, cuffs and hem together for weight, drape and color.
Compare hoodie fabrics
02 / Neckline & seams
What gives the T-shirt its shape?
Define the neck rib, taping and seam finish alongside the jersey. Compare opacity, drape and dimensions on the proposed material and sample.
Plan the T-shirt details
03 / Artwork & texture
How will the artwork sit?
Discuss print or embroidery in relation to the garment. Review artwork scale, placement, fabric compatibility and handfeel together.
Explore flock printingReview the actual material and finish on your project sample.
Start your project
Bring what you have.
Build the next step.
A sketch, reference garment or tech pack can be a starting point. Identify what is decided and what still needs review.
Share your direction
Show the garment, intended fit, artwork and details that matter to your brand.
Our development approach ↗Prepare the sample brief
Bring the fabric direction, measurements, trims and decoration into one brief. Note what the sample needs to resolve.
Use the planning resources ↗Agree the next project step
Send your planned quantity, destination and open questions. Review the proposed scope, sample requirements and production plan.
Discuss your project ↗Your next hat starts here Beta
Try the idea.
See it in 3D.
Choose from eight hat shapes, explore colors and add your logo. Download a visual brief to start the conversation.
Customize your hatCurrently in testing and still improving. Share your suggestions.
Read before you decide
Useful answers
for your next brief.
Understand the tradeoffs before choosing a process. Keep the decisions that affect your garment connected.
Browse all guides ↗
Process
What is garment dyeing?
Fabrics, shade variation and checks to agree before bulk.
↗ Seasonal planningPlan an autumn/winter collection
Connect layered fit, materials and sample decisions to your delivery date.
↗ QualityWash and crocking colorfastness
Know which checks to discuss for your actual material.
↗ ShippingPlan the delivery budget
Explore DDP reference rates, then confirm your shipment details.
↗What is the minimum order quantity?
Orders start at 50 pieces.
What should I send to start a clothing project?
Send a sketch, reference garment, image or tech pack, plus any measurements, material direction and artwork you have. Include your planned quantity, destination and open questions so the project scope can be reviewed.
Can I discuss the fit and fabric before finalizing the design?
Yes. The development brief can include decisions that still need review, such as silhouette, measurements, fabric, trims and decoration. Record the agreed direction and use the sample to review it.
Which products can I develop with GoVoloom?
Explore hoodies and sweatshirts, T-shirts, dresses, outerwear, hats, pants and activewear. Share the proposed style and details to review its development requirements.
How is the production schedule agreed?
Timing is confirmed for the individual project after the design, material, quantity and approval requirements have been reviewed. The written quote should state the agreed production schedule.
How do I plan shipping costs?
Use the shipping rates page as a reference for your destination and transport mode. Final shipping terms, charges and timing need confirmation for the actual shipment.
Your next collection