DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

A documented path from product idea to repeat order.

Custom development works when commercial, technical and quality decisions stay connected. Our process creates an approval trail from brief to shipment.

YB Shapewear product-development team reviewing patterns and cutting garment components for OEM and ODM production
01

Discovery

Line plan and feasibility

We review target buyer, market, price tier, reference products, volume and launch timing. The output is a recommended product platform and a list of decisions needed for quotation.

  • Category and competitor reference review
  • OEM vs. ODM route
  • Construction and equipment fit
  • Standard MOQ: 50 pieces per size per color
02

Development

Materials, pattern and prototype

Material selection and garment architecture are developed together. Sampling records changes to fit, compression, closures, workmanship and brand details.

  • Fabric/yarn and trim approval
  • Pattern or seamless knit map
  • Prototype and fit revisions
  • Wear and wash evaluation
03

Approval

Pre-production lock

Before bulk, the final sample, specification, color, labels and packaging are approved as one version-controlled product package.

  • Size set and grading review
  • Test requirements
  • Golden sample
  • Packaging and barcode data
04

Production

Bulk control and delivery

Incoming, in-line and final checks follow the agreed risk points. Shipment documents, delivery milestones and approved revisions remain traceable for repeat orders and after-sales follow-up.

  • Material lot and shade control
  • In-line workmanship checks
  • Final inspection
  • Shipping handover and feedback

Customization map

What can be customized?

Our standard MOQ is 50 pieces per size per color. Size/color allocation and any material, component or packaging minimums are confirmed during product review.

01Pattern & fit
02Fabric or yarn
03Compression zones
04Color & shade range
05Closures & gussets
06Cups & straps
07Labels & logo
08Packaging & cartons

Commercial checkpoints

Know what will be confirmed before development starts.

Sample scope and fees

The written quotation identifies the prototype scope, sample charge and any agreed credit condition.

Revision boundaries

Requested changes are recorded so the buyer can distinguish an in-scope revision from a new development.

Schedule trigger

Sample and bulk timing is counted from the documented approval, payment and material-readiness point stated in the quotation.

Rights and inspection

Confidentiality, design ownership, third-party inspection and quality-issue handling are confirmed in writing for the project.

Start prepared

Your first brief can be simple.

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Send the product, market and quantity. We’ll help define the next decision.

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