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Develop coordinated womenswear collections with TUER in Guangzhou, from fabric sourcing and sample development to production under your brand.
Co-ords & Matching Sets Gallery
Explore examples of coordinated tops, trousers, skirts and shorts. Share the style numbers that interest you together with your own design brief; these images are development references, not a ready-stock catalogue.
Co-ords and matching sets are overlapping terms. Browse the co-ords gallery and development notes or the matching sets gallery and order-planning notes for more detail.
Develop the Pieces as One Collection
A coordinated outfit needs more than two individually approved garments. During development, define how the top and bottom work together: proportions, waist position, coverage, fabric weight, colour and the intended way of wearing the set.
Fabric, Colour and Finish
Share whether both pieces use the same fabric or contrasting materials. We review sourcing and sampling requirements for colour coordination, drape, opacity, shrinkage and any print placement or washing. Approve fabric references and finished samples before bulk production.
Fit and Size Planning
Provide measurements and fit comments for each component, then review the complete outfit. Specify whether customers will buy a fixed-size set or select top and bottom sizes separately, so quantities, labels and packing instructions can be agreed.
Order Planning and Lead Times
Our standard garment MOQ is 200 pieces per style in one colour, or 150 pieces per colour for a style in two or more colours. For multi-piece sets, confirm the component styles and whether the quotation counts individual garments or complete sets before placing an order; do not combine unrelated styles to meet the minimum.
Once the MOQ is met, up to four sizes can be included, with additional sizes discussed separately. Fabric, trim and custom-process minimums may also apply.
Sample development takes 10–15 working days after all sample details are confirmed. First-order production takes 30–45 working days after order details and styles are confirmed, the deposit is received and fabric is ready. Repeat orders typically take 15–30 working days, depending on quantity. Shipping is additional; confirm your project schedule with us.
Preparing a Set Development Brief
Send your brand introduction, designs for each piece, fabric and colour references, quantities, size breakdown, labels, packing requirements and target delivery date. Include a target budget if available. Our development and manufacturing services explain the workflow; the ordering FAQs cover general purchasing questions.
For fabric-specific collections, explore linen apparel and knitwear and sweaters.
Plan Your Next Coordinated Collection
Send the designs and requirements for every piece in your set.
