The longest lane wins.
Fabric and selected trims are prepared together. Care-label procurement runs in parallel, including in production.
Choose your materials and details. See what sets the pace for your swimwear sample or production order.
Material preparation before sample making.
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Materials are prepared in parallel. The longest selected lead time sets preparation.
Fabric and selected trims are prepared together. Care-label procurement runs in parallel, including in production.
In production, heat-transfer and screen printing start after fabric cutting. When both are selected, their 2-day stages run in parallel.
30–200 pieces: express, approximately 7 transit days. Above 200: send a first batch by express, with the rest by sea or standard freight to support sales and control costs.
| Material or process | Sample | Production |
|---|---|---|
| Nylon + spandex / polyester + spandex | 1 day procurement | 2 days to cutting |
| Digital print fabric | 2 days | 4 days to cutting |
| Direct print on nylon + spandex | 7 days | 7 days to cutting |
| Custom-developed fabric | 15 days | 10 days fabric + 2 days cutting |
| Hardware · stock / custom | 1 / 10 days | 8 days |
| Packaging bags · stock / custom | 0 / 10 days | 8 days |
| Custom brand hangtags | 10 days | 8 days |
| Hygiene liners · stock / custom | 0 / 5 days | 3 days |
| Custom care labels | 7 days, parallel | 7 days, parallel |
| Heat-transfer logo / screen print | 5 days each, parallel | 2 days each, after cutting |
Selected stock and custom trims use the same supplied production timing: hardware 8 days, bags 8 days, hygiene liners 3 days. Not required = no preparation lane. Sample stages after preparation: making 1 + confirmation 2 + one revision 1 factory working days; DHL adds an estimated 7 transit days. Transit days are not factory working days; this tool does not promise a calendar arrival date.