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FACTORY PRODUCT EXPERTISE / YINGRA
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Explore studies of garments made by 颖尔服饰, the factory behind YINGRA, alongside two reference directions for new projects. The air-conditioned wear and logo T-shirt references require actual sample confirmation.
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Air-conditioned wear
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Air-conditioned wear
Technical overview
Two lower-back vent positions, a rear yoke and a sleeve pocket outline this reference direction. Share your garment and component requirements to discuss the layout. An actual factory sample needs confirmation.
Fabric overview
Woven shell options can be assessed for feel and construction. Fabric specification, component compatibility and any cooling performance requirements need separate confirmation.
Logo T-shirts
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Logo T-shirts
Technical overview
This reference combines a crew neck, short sleeves and a straight body. The YINGRA chest mark illustrates placement. Share your artwork and preferred size to discuss decoration options and confirm an actual sample.
Fabric overview
Cotton jersey or blended knits are possible starting points. Swatches help assess opacity and recovery. Agree composition and weight alongside the decoration method for your artwork.
Fitted tops
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Fitted tops
Technical overview
The fitted body, short stand collar and long sleeves make proportion the focus. Your preferred neckline height, sleeve shape and body length can guide the fit sample.
Fabric overview
Smooth jersey, including cotton and blended knit options, can be compared for opacity and recovery. The final composition and weight need a swatch and sample check.
Panelled dresses
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Panelled dresses
Technical overview
Gathered straps and an under-bust seam lead into shaped panels and a flared skirt. Panel alignment and the release of fullness at the waist are useful points to settle for a new sample.
Fabric overview
Smooth woven fabrics and stable knits offer different levels of body and drape for this shape. Use swatches to choose the effect, then confirm composition and weight for your sample.
Mesh tops
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Mesh tops
Technical overview
This sleeveless shape has a bound round neck, curved armholes and a narrow hem. Agree the desired coverage and edge finish before developing the sample.
Fabric overview
Fine mesh varies in openness, handle and edge behaviour. Use a swatch to confirm fibre, stretch and whether your design requires another layer.
Lace-panel hoodies
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Lace-panel hoodies
Technical overview
Lace upper-sleeve panels and a lace-front pocket sit against the textured hooded body. Their placement and the joins between materials are useful starting points for a similar brief.
Fabric overview
Textured knit and lace need to be considered together for coverage and movement at the seams. Confirm the materials by swatch, including fibre and weight, before specifying a new version.
Striped zip hoodies
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Striped zip hoodies
Technical overview
A central zip divides the horizontal stripes on a loose hooded body. Stripe alignment at the opening and sleeves is a practical detail to agree alongside the zip specification.
Fabric overview
Striped knit options differ in stripe scale, body and drape. Material selection should include the required shrinkage behaviour as well as composition and weight.
Cropped zip tops
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Cropped zip tops
Technical overview
A short stand collar, centre zip and straight cropped hem define the top. The balance between sleeve length and body length matters when adapting its fine horizontal stripes.
Fabric overview
Fine-striped knit swatches help establish the surface and body of a new version. Confirm recovery, composition and weight with the intended fit before approving the material.
Ribbed jersey dresses
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Ribbed jersey dresses
Technical overview
The round neck, short sleeves and fitted body keep the rib direction visible. Your preferred neckline shape, sleeve opening and body length can guide the fit sample.
Fabric overview
Ribbed knits differ in opacity and recovery. Confirm composition, weight and stretch with the actual material so the fabric choice supports the intended close fit.
Curved mesh bodysuits
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Curved mesh bodysuits
Technical overview
Three curved mesh regions meet opaque panels beneath a short stand collar. Agree their placement and coverage together; the back and fastening also need to be specified for your sample.
Fabric overview
Mesh and opaque knit need compatible movement at the curved joins. Assess swatches together for feel and coverage, then confirm their fibre, weight and stretch.
Ruched halter dresses
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Ruched halter dresses
Technical overview
A gold-toned neckline detail and angled gathers lead into a long draped silhouette. Neckline shape and the direction of the gathers can guide a similar brief; specify the back separately.
Fabric overview
Draping knit and woven options give different falls and levels of coverage. Choose the intended effect with swatches and confirm fibre, weight and any stretch requirement before sampling.
Asymmetric dresses
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Asymmetric dresses
Technical overview
An asymmetric neckline, long sleeves and a gathered body form this short fitted dress. The fit discussion should settle neckline balance and where the gathers sit on the body.
Fabric overview
Draping knit options can be compared for opacity and recovery. Agree fibre, weight and the movement you need from a swatch before making the fit sample.
Lace-panel long dresses
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Lace-panel long dresses
Technical overview
A sleeveless lace upper section meets an opaque long skirt with a side drape. Coverage at the high neckline and the point where the skirt gathers are useful details for your brief.
Fabric overview
The lace and skirt material need to work together in coverage and fall. Confirm swatches, lining requirements and joining details before agreeing a sample specification.
Soft-surface pullovers
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Soft-surface pullovers
Technical overview
Dropped shoulders and a round neck give this pullover a relaxed shape. The ribbed cuffs, lower band and stepped side openings offer specific points for adapting the proportions.
Fabric overview
The softly raised surface contrasts with the defined rib at the edges. Check their bulk where they join; fibre, weight and inner finish need confirmation from actual swatches.
Soft-sheen tops
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Soft-sheen tops
Technical overview
Six ring details follow a slanted neckline above a loose body and elbow-length sleeves. Their spacing and the folds below the neckline can guide the sample discussion; agree the attachment method separately.
Fabric overview
The smooth surface has a soft sheen. Use swatches to agree lustre, fall and edge stability, then confirm the material construction, fibre and weight for your version.
Full-lace dresses
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Full-lace dresses
Technical overview
Floral lace runs through the long dress, with layered ruffles at the deep neckline and flared cuffs. Coverage and the shape of these gathered edges should be agreed together.
Fabric overview
Lace selection involves motif scale, openness and how it falls when gathered. Confirm the exact material and any lining with swatches before settling the pattern and construction.
Tiered ruffle skirts
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Tiered ruffle skirts
Technical overview
This rear view shows a wide upper band above two overlapping gathered tiers. Agree the layer spacing and fullness, then specify the front, fastening and any underlayer for a new sample.
Fabric overview
The fabric forms loose waves with some transparency at the edges. Swatches help establish the required drape and opacity, as well as the fibre, weight and suitable edge finish.
Striped trousers
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Striped trousers
Technical overview
A gathered drawstring waist leads into relaxed long legs. The front rise, stripe alignment between the legs and lower hems are useful points to settle for a similar design.
Fabric overview
The cream-and-brown stripes continue across the waist and legs. Assess stripe scale and drape in the proposed material, then confirm its composition, construction and weight with a swatch.
Sheer-drape dresses
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Sheer-drape dresses
Technical overview
A draped sleeveless neckline and dense hip gathers open into a fuller skirt. The lowered join and change in fullness can guide a discussion about the shape and coverage of your version.
Fabric overview
A fine net-like surface becomes more opaque where it gathers and more transparent at the lower edge. Confirm openness, drape and seam behaviour with a swatch, alongside composition and weight.
Layered-hem dresses
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Layered-hem dresses
Technical overview
Sheer long sleeves and gathered sides lead into an overlapping asymmetric hem. Agree the layer lengths and how the lower edge falls before developing a similar sample.
Fabric overview
The sleeves appear more transparent than the body and layered skirt. Assess the proposed fabrics and underlayers together for coverage and drape, then confirm composition and weight.
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