Sewn Glove Production
Material inspection, pattern cutting, decoration, sewing, and assembly follow the approved specification.
How It Works
Follow your glove order from inquiry to shipment, with clear requirements, confirmations and approvals at each step.
Your Project in Four Stages
Define the glove, approve the sample, produce and inspect the order, then prepare shipment.
1. Requirements and Quote
We review your glove brief, clarify open requirements, and prepare a written quotation.
2. Sample and Approval
A physical sample is made for your review and written approval before production.
3. Production and Inspection
The approved specification guides production, progress updates, and three-stage quality checks.
4. Packing and Shipment
Finished gloves are checked, packed, documented, and released under the agreed shipping terms.
Six Steps from Brief to Shipment
Each step shows what you provide, what GloveWise completes, the approval or result, and what moves the project forward.
1. Submit Your Requirements
Start with the glove type, intended use and quantity. The points below help complete the brief; you do not need every detail ready for an initial inquiry.
- Project Scope
Provide the glove type, intended use, quantity, destination, and required date. - Product Specifications
Include sizes, materials, colors, performance needs, construction details, and any reference sample or images. - Branding and Packaging
Send logo artwork, decoration preferences, and label and packaging requirements.
2. Review and Quotation
GloveWise reviews feasibility, materials, processes, packaging, testing, and shipping conditions before issuing a proposal and quotation.
- Feasibility Review
We assess the requested construction, materials, decoration, packaging, and any project-specific testing. - Written Quotation
The proposal lists sample fees, bulk pricing, applicable charges, expected timing, and commercial conditions. - Open Conditions
Changes to quantities, specifications, materials, testing, packaging, or shipping may require a revised quotation or schedule.
3. Develop the Sample
We make and inspect a physical sample from the confirmed design and specifications, then photograph or ship it for review.
- Approved Sample Brief
Confirm the material, size, color, construction, logo position, packaging, and shipping information. - Fee and Freight
The sample fee is usually USD 10–45; we confirm the exact fee and sample freight before payment. - Sample Production
Preparation usually takes 5–10 working days but may change with the design, materials, processes, quantity, or requested revisions. - Review Reference
Use the finished sample to check color, size, construction, branding, and packaging.
4. Approve the Sample
Review the physical sample, then provide consolidated revision feedback or approve the final production reference in writing.
- Buyer Review
Check the agreed color, dimensions, construction, logo result, workmanship, and packaging details. - Revision Record
GloveWise updates the sample or specification from confirmed feedback and records any resulting time or cost change. - Written Approval
The approved sample and final specifications become the production reference for the order.
5. Bulk Production and Inspection
Production begins only after written sample approval, final specification confirmation, order confirmation, and receipt of the required 50% deposit.
- Production Release
The cleared deposit and approved specifications authorize material purchasing, scheduling, and bulk production. - Controlled Production
Production follows the approved sample and recorded requirements, with reasonable progress updates and photos or video where practical. - Three-Stage Checks
IQC covers incoming materials, IPQC covers active production, and FQC covers finished gloves, pairing, quantity, and packing. - Completion Review
Finished goods are prepared for the agreed final review, and the buyer may arrange an independent third-party inspection before shipment.
6. Packing and Delivery Preparation
Accepted gloves are packed to the agreed unit counts and released for the agreed transport after inspection and final payment.
- Final Packing
Products are packed to the confirmed presentation, labeling, carton, and quantity requirements. - Pre-Shipment Inspection
Final checks and any agreed independent inspection are completed before shipment release. - Balance and Release
The remaining 50% balance is paid after the agreed inspection process and before shipment unless different written terms apply. - Shipping Documents and Arrangement
GloveWise prepares the packing list, invoice, and applicable inspection documents, then arranges transport under the confirmed Incoterms® 2020 rule and named place or port.
Inside Production, Inspection, and Packing
These stages show approved glove requirements moving through production control and shipment preparation.
Three-Stage Quality Checks
Incoming materials, active production, and finished gloves are checked using photos, checklists, sampling records, and packing verification as applicable.
Packing and Shipment Preparation
Approved units are checked, packed and prepared for shipment with the required documents.
Send Your Glove Requirements for Review
Send the glove type, intended use and approximate quantity to start. If you have a reference, destination or required date, include it so we can review the next steps.
Request a Project ReviewBy project
Product-specific MOQ
5–10
Typical sample workdays
20–30
Typical production workdays
Samples, Payment & Production Questions
Send the glove type, intended use and approximate quantity. Include a reference, destination and required date if available. We can help clarify materials, sizes, branding, packaging and performance requirements before preparing a firm written quotation.
Yes. GloveWise can make a physical sample after the design, material, size, branding, packaging, fee, and freight are confirmed. Sample fees are usually USD 10–45 and preparation usually takes 5–10 working days. Written sample approval is required before bulk production.
Bulk production begins after the sample and final specifications are approved in writing, the order and packaging requirements are confirmed, and the required 50% deposit has cleared. The approved sample and written specifications then guide production.
GloveWise uses incoming material checks, in-process inspection, and final inspection covering finished gloves, pairing, quantity, and packing. Records may include photos, checklists, sampling reports, and packing verification. Buyers may arrange independent third-party inspection before shipment.
Timing depends on design complexity, material availability, sample revisions, order quantity, product type, production processes, testing, packaging, scheduling, customer approvals, and payment. Sample preparation is usually 5–10 working days, while bulk production is usually 20–30 working days.