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About Canton Fashion

Let’s Get to Know Each Other

Canton Fashion is a clothing production and service team founded in 2015. We help growing DTC brands find suitable factory options, clarify product details and move from sample to bulk production with less confusion.

Founded 2015Partner factory networkDTC brand projects
Canton Fashion team outside a partner garment factory

Who we are

A small team for growing brands

Canton Fashion is a clothing production and service team founded in 2015. We work from China with partner factories across multiple apparel categories.

We are not a traditional OEM team that simply waits for a perfect tech pack and quotes one fixed production line. Many of our customers are smaller DTC brands, so our work is also about clarifying the product, comparing factory options and helping the project move forward without unnecessary confusion.

Public brand
Canton Fashion
Founded
2015
Working model
Production team with partner factory network
Main customers
Growing DTC and apparel brands
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How we help

Not the Cheapest. More Careful.

We know our price is not the lowest in every category. We try to earn trust through faster communication, better factory matching and reliable quality follow-up.

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Not one fixed factory

We are a production and service team. For different garments, we work with different partner factories instead of forcing every project into one workshop.

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Better fit before lowest price

Some factories are better for hoodies, some for shirts, some for coats or dresses. We choose options by product, quantity, material and quality requirements.

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Practical support for growing brands

Many small brands need help with sampling, materials, quality checks and communication. That is where our team spends most of its effort.

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Working model

How We Work With Factories

Our role is to keep product decisions, factory choices and production follow-up connected, especially when a brand is still building its supply chain.

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    Understand the garment

    Start from a tech pack, sample, photo reference or a simple idea.

  2. 02

    Choose a suitable factory route

    Match the product to factories that have relevant category experience.

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    Clarify sample and material decisions

    Help the buyer compare fit, fabric, trims, colour and cost before bulk production.

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    Keep production visible

    Follow up with updates, quality checks and practical solutions when something changes.

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Factory visit

Visit Our Factory

A direct look at sewing, finishing, QC, embroidery, label work and cutting areas from the partner factories we visit and coordinate with.

Chinese garment factory sewing floor with inline garment work
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Sewing floor

A real sewing line shows the daily production setting behind the garments we coordinate.

Industrial garment washing and drying area at a partner factory
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Finishing room

Finishing and steam areas are checked after sewing, before final packing decisions.

QC and packing table with garments being checked
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QC and packing table

Finished garments are sorted, checked and prepared before handoff.

Main sewing workshop with garment bundles and operators
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Main workshop

Different workshops are matched to different categories, quantities and construction needs.

Embroidery machine detail in an apparel workshop
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Embroidery detail

Embroidery setup is reviewed around placement, thread colour and stitch quality.

Label and packaging machine room in a garment factory
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Label and packaging room

Labels, trims and packaging are confirmed by project instead of treated as an afterthought.

CAD cutting table used for apparel pattern and cutting work
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CAD cutting table

Pattern and cutting work helps keep sizing, fabric use and production planning under control.

Wide view of a Chinese garment factory sewing floor
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Workshop overview

A wider floor view helps buyers understand scale, workflow and production rhythm.

Ask About a Factory Visit
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Clients and friends

Real Meetings. Long Relationships.

We serve many DTC brands. Some start with a small sample project and later become long-term partners and friends.

Canton Fashion meeting a client over coffee
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Client meetings

Project discussions often start with products, references and practical questions.

Canton Fashion team meeting clients at a restaurant
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Long-term relationships

Many customers are DTC brand owners, and several have become good friends over time.

Canton Fashion meeting clients during a Guangzhou visit
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On-site visits

When clients visit China, we help them understand suppliers, materials and local production options.

Canton Fashion meeting apparel clients in person
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Face-to-face work

The relationship is built through clear answers, honest limits and repeated project follow-up.

Talk to us

Tell Us What You Are Making

If our way of working feels right, send the garment, quantity, material direction, delivery country and timing you already know.

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