Jinshi Sleepwear is a children's sleepwear manufacturer in Jiangmen, Guangdong, China. Since 2000, we have brought garment development and manufacturing together for brands building baby, children's and coordinated sleepwear collections.
Some customers arrive with a complete technical pack. Others bring a reference garment, a print idea or a collection they want to expand. We help turn those starting points into materials, patterns, samples and production instructions that a manufacturing team can use.
Our work covers design development, fabric and trim sourcing, pattern making, sampling, printing and decoration, production, quality control, labels, packaging and export coordination. You can combine these services around a full project or agree on the stages you need.
We operate as Jinshi Sleepwear in day-to-day business. Our legal company name is Jiangmen Jinshi Technology Co., Ltd.
Our main range includes children's pajama sets, baby sleepers, newborn gowns, nightgowns and sleep sacks. Bodysuits, blankets, accessories and gift sets allow a brand to carry a consistent design direction into related products.
Family sleepwear, adult pieces, pet coordination and other apparel can be developed for a broader brief. Explore our product range.
We focus on bamboo-derived regenerated cellulose and cotton-based fabrics. Each family includes different fibers, blends and constructions, so we compare the actual options against the intended fit, handfeel, print, wash performance and price position.
Other materials remain part of our development range. Explore fabrics and constructions.
A zipper guard, rib cuff, printed panel or set of labels affects more than appearance. We review these details together with the garment, then carry the approved choices into the technical pack, material list and production checks.
| Year | Milestone |
|---|---|
| 2000 | The company and factory began garment and children's sleepwear manufacturing. |
| 2008 | We began serving overseas buyers through our export business. |
| 2015 | We expanded and moved into our current factory site. |
Our founder began as a sewing worker in a family children's clothing workshop and has more than 35 years of personal experience in sleepwear design, development and manufacturing. That practical background continues to shape how we review materials, patterns and construction.
Total factory site, including its different functions
Our overall team across production and supporting roles
Brand relationships across our business
Our international customer reach
Production-line, equipment and capacity information is available on our manufacturing resources page.
Your main contact coordinates design, technical, sample, production and quality input. We use agreed milestones, written decisions, photographs and videos to keep the current version and next action clear.
This is particularly useful when a collection has several fabrics, colors or size groups. Each item needs its own approved details, while the collection still needs a shared timeline and consistent brand presentation.
Cutting, sewing, finishing and quality control form the manufacturing core of our work. Fabric development, dyeing, printing, embroidery and specialist processing are arranged through the appropriate in-house and partner resources for the project.
We coordinate specifications, handovers and checks across these stages. If you have a nominated fabric or trim supplier, we can discuss how that source fits the material, timing and approval plan.
We combine our own garment manufacturing with product development and supply-chain coordination. Your project plan identifies the relevant factory work and specialist processing arrangements.
Yes. You can begin with a focused product brief and use our standard-fabric minimum of 30 units per style per color, with mixed sizes. A complete two-piece set is one unit. See first-order planning.
Yes. Contact us to arrange an on-site visit or remote factory discussion around the products and processes you want to review.
Bring an established specification or ask us to help develop the product. OEM, ODM and private-label supply routes let the work begin at the stage that fits your team.
Start at 30 sales units per style per color on standard fabric qualities, with mixed sizes and your own colors or prints. A complete two-piece set counts as one unit.
Discuss relevant samples, operations and inspection points with the people doing the work. Factory visits and remote reviews can focus on your actual product questions.
Keep material, pattern and packing records useful for the next order. Review new colors, sizes or construction changes as the collection develops.
Our business includes more than 300 partner brands and exports to 25 countries. Different customers bring different product, approval and receiving requirements; our role is to connect those requirements with the development and manufacturing work.
Factory visits, sample discussions and industry events offer different ways to get to know the team. Share your collection direction so the meeting can focus on materials, construction and the next production decisions.
Tell us what you want to develop, where you plan to sell and what you already have prepared. We will help define a practical starting point.
