Guangzhou · Baiyun DistrictOktoberfest womenswear manufacturing
Oktoberfest womenswear manufacturing

Made for the season. Crafted for your brand.

Dirndl-inspired Oktoberfest womenswear made to your drawings or reference samples. Backed by 30 years of garment manufacturing experience in Baiyun, Guangzhou.

Guangzhou · Baiyun District · 30 years
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30 yearsof garment manufacturing experience
Baiyun, Guangzhouour factory location in China
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01 / Collection

A considered approach to festive dress

Explore the silhouettes and details we can discuss for your collection. The images shown here are visual concepts, not factory product records.

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Concept 01

The classic dirndl

A fitted bodice, full skirt and apron create a familiar festive silhouette.

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Concept 02

The textile detail

Discuss fabric, trim and finishing choices against your reference.

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Concept 03

The coordinated look

Blouse and apron pairings can be reviewed as part of your design brief.

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Illustrative style directions. These are not currently offered SKUs or factory photographs.

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02 / Manufacturing

Your design, made with care

Share a drawing, technical pack or physical sample. We discuss construction, sampling and production around your requirements.

How we work
03 / Contact

Let’s talk about your collection

Tell us what you want to make. We can start with a drawing, technical pack or reference sample.

Discuss your project