LuxoSilk

Inside the LuxoSilk Factory

LuxoSilk independently operates its own factory in China, making custom silk apparel, sleep products, bedding and accessories. See how materials move through cutting, sewing, finishing and inspection before packing.

Garment workshop with rows of sewing stations and fabric panels on tables
Garment workers operating industrial sewing machines in a shared workshop

Who Does the Production

Our factory handles the main manufacturing stages. Specialist work may involve external suppliers, with the allocation confirmed for each design.

  • Factory Operation
    LuxoSilk independently operates the factory in China. The Hangzhou office coordinates samples, quality follow-up and export orders; the production-site address is provided when arranging a visit.
  • Work Completed In-House
    Material inspection, marker planning, cutting, sewing, buttonholes, button attachment, hemming, piping, embroidery, pressing, finished-product inspection and packing take place in our factory.
  • Specialist Processes
    Dyeing, digital printing, special finishing or testing may use external providers. LuxoSilk reviews suppliers and checks incoming materials and finished products. Printing and jacquard production arrangements are confirmed for each project.
3,000 m²
Total Facility Area
32
Factory Employees
14
Sewing Staff
4
Quality Inspectors

From a Pattern to a Finished Silk Product

Reference garment output is 8,000–15,000 pieces per month, depending on style and scheduling. Capacities for different product categories are separate references and cannot be added together.

Hand lifting a pale blue fabric sample from a display roll

Pattern and Sample Development

We develop patterns and samples from your tech pack, measurements or reference garment. Material choices include mulberry silk, stretch silk and silk blends, selected to suit the design.

Workers preparing garment panels at large cutting and work tables

Cutting, Sewing and Finishing

Twenty lockstitch machines, four overlock machines and three coverstitch machines support garment construction. Cutting tables and pressing equipment support the work before and after sewing.

Slippers on an upper shelf and printed scarves in gift boxes below

Inspection, Labels and Packing

Finished products are checked for appearance, measurements, labels, packaging and quantity. Brand labels, hangtags and packing requirements are coordinated with the order before cartons are prepared.

Central aisle between garment sewing stations, worktables and fabric bins

How an Order Moves Through Production

The confirmed pre-production sample provides the production reference. These five stages follow the order from incoming fabric to packed goods.

  1. Check Incoming Materials
    Inspect fabric and trims, including momme weight, shade differences, fabric skew and specifications, before they enter production.
  2. Plan Markers and Cut
    Prepare markers and cut the fabric for the approved pattern. In-process checks cover cutting accuracy before the pieces move to sewing.
  3. Sew and Press
    Sew the pieces, complete applicable hemming, piping, buttonholes or embroidery, then press and shape the product. Process checks cover stitches, detail placement and measurements.
  4. Inspect Finished Products
    Review appearance, measurements, labels, packaging and quantities. Final inspection follows the agreed AQL sampling conditions or customer requirements.
  5. Pack and Prepare Dispatch
    Check labels and packing requirements, count the goods and pack cartons. Prepare the packing list, invoice and other applicable export documents.
Hand holding blue fabric beside a darker roll to show the surface and folds

Checks at Three Production Stages

Four quality inspectors support incoming, in-process and final checks. In-process inspection reports are available; agree any additional reporting format and sampling requirements for your order.

  • Incoming Checks — IQC
    Fabric and trim checks cover momme weight, shade differences, fabric skew and material specifications. These checks take place when materials enter the factory.
  • In-Process Checks — IPQC
    Check cutting accuracy, stitch length, seams, piping and pattern placement, semi-finished measurements and pressing during production.
  • Final Checks — FQC
    Review appearance, measurements, labels, packing and quantity. AQL sampling conditions or customer inspection requirements are agreed for the project, rather than using one stated acceptance level for every order.
Review Compliance Information

Ways to Verify the Factory

Choose a remote review, an on-site visit or a third-party assessment. Share the production areas and order requirements you want to review so we can coordinate the arrangement.

Video Factory Tour

Arrange a video meeting or factory tour to discuss your product and review relevant production activities. Tell us which processes or quality checks you want to see.

Visit the Production Site

Factory visits are available by arrangement. We confirm the appointment and production-site address separately; the published Hangzhou contact address is the office.

Third-Party Audit or Inspection

We support third-party factory audits and order inspections. Share your audit scope or inspection requirements in advance. Any requested certificates or reports must be checked for applicable holder, scope and validity.

Discuss Your Silk Production Requirements

Work with our factory team to develop and produce your silk collection.

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LuxoSilk Factory FAQ

Production capacity depends on the product and schedule. Confirm process allocation, sampling conditions and any site-review arrangements when discussing your order.

LuxoSilk independently operates its factory in China. The production-site address is provided when arranging a factory visit. The published Hangzhou address is the office, so confirm the visit location before travelling.
LuxoSilk handles material inspection, cutting, sewing, buttonholes, button attachment, hemming, piping, embroidery, pressing, inspection and packing in-house. The processes used for your order depend on its construction and approved sample.
No. LuxoSilk may use external providers for dyeing, digital printing, special finishing or testing. Supplier reviews and incoming and finished-product checks support quality control; printing and jacquard arrangements are confirmed by project.
LuxoSilk lists garment output at 8,000–15,000 pieces monthly as a reference, subject to style and scheduling. Category capacities cannot be added together. Order quantities are assessed by product, style and color.
No universal AQL level is stated. LuxoSilk agrees sampling conditions or customer inspection requirements per project. Incoming, in-process and final checks cover materials, workmanship and finished goods; in-process inspection reports are available.
Yes. LuxoSilk supports third-party factory audits and order inspections. Provide the assessment scope, order details and preferred timing so arrangements can be coordinated. Video factory tours and on-site visits are also available.