Underwear Factory–OEM\ODM\SMALL MOQ

August Production Summary:

Underwear:   1158736 pcs
Loungewear:   32980 pcs
Sports Bra:   28867 pcs
Hoodies/Swearshirt:   52098 pcs
Thermal underwear:   15580 pcs

 

Seamless vs. Sewn: The Core Truths for Underwear & Loungewear

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1. Seamless (无痕) – The Invisible Bond

  • Definition:
    Garments knitted in one piece using 3D circular machines (18-24 gauge), then shaped by steam heat-pressing (120-150°C) to fuse layers without stitches.
  • Suitable Fabrics:
    Elastic synthetics (Nylon/Spandex blends ≥85%), MicroModal, Bamboo viscose.
  • Key Traits:
    • Zero seams → Eliminates chafing (ideal for sensitive skin)
    • 360° stretch → Unrestricted movement for sports
    • Lightweight (0.2-0.5mm thickness)
  • Production Flow:
    Yarn → 3D knitting → Steam molding → Laser cutting → Quality control
Seamless underwear: Click image for more styles

2. Sewn (车缝) – The Strategic Stitch

  • Definition:
    Cut fabric panels joined by industrial sewing machines using lockstitch (ISO 4915 Type 301) or overlock (Type 504) techniques.
  • Suitable Fabrics:
    Woven cotton, Linen, Heavy knits (>250gsm), Quilted insulation.
  • Key Traits:
    • Reinforced seams → Handles tension at stress points (waistbands/gussets)
    • Structured silhouette → Holds shape for tailored loungewear
    • Repairable → Damaged seams can be re-stitched
  • Production Flow:
    Fabric → Cutting → Stitching (flatlock/overlock) → Trimming → Inspection
Sewn underwear: Click image for more styles

When to Choose Which

ScenarioSeamlessSewn
High-mobility sports✓ (e.g., cycling underwear)✗ (seams chafe)
Heavyweight thermals✗ (fails over 300gsm)✓ (holds insulation)
Sensitive skin✓ (zero friction)✗ (seam ridges irritate)
Structured loungewear✗ (lacks shape retention)✓ (princess seams sculpt)

Coming Next: Anatomy of a Classic Men’s Brief – Sewn Process Exposed

Ever wonder how 12 fabric panels become 1 indestructible brief? Our next Factory Floor Diaryreveals:

  • Step-by-Step Journey:
    1. Precision cutting of cotton interlock panels (back/front/gusset)
    2. 4-thread overlock stitching (ISO 4915 Type 504) at crotch seam
    3. Waistband application with dual-needle topstitching
    4. Elastic bonding via ultrasonic welding (no threads)
    5. Final inspection under tension simulators
  • Critical Machines:
    • Juki DDL-9000 lockstitch for flat seams
    • Pegasus overlock for stretch zones
    • Ultrasonic bonder for tagless finish

Email me at carter@xiyigarments.com to see the assembly line video!

Want a specific detail? Email me at carter@xiyigarments.com like: “How is gusset reinforcement tested?”