Backing structure for the fabric and application method.
Post-processing
Repeat order of an approved item
Which program, colours, material and packing to rebuild from.
Digital production records
Floor walk-through
Six steps, in order.
Every order runs this sequence, from program to carton.
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FM02 · Artwork & digitizing1200×800Step 01
Artwork review & digitizing
Program, colours and backing set before anything is stitched.
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FM03 · Embroidery bays1200×800Step 02
Embroidery
Approved programs run across 50+ computerized machines.
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FM04 · Vision cutting1200×800Step 03
Vision cutting
Cut to the artwork outline — no die.
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FM05 · PVC & moulding1200×900Step 04
PVC & moulding
2D and 3D relief, Pantone-matched colour.
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FM06 · Backing & heat press1200×900Step 05
Post-finishing
Backing applied, pressed and trimmed.
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FM07 · Inspection & packing1200×800Step 06
Inspection & packing
Checked against the approved sample, then packed.
Backing & end use
The backing follows the end use.
Confirmed at review against your fabric and application method.
Garments & apparel
Iron-on, heat-seal or sew-on, decided by fabric and wash cycle.
Caps & headwear
Adhesive or heat-seal where the crown allows a flat press; sew-on where it does not.
Workwear & uniforms
Hook-and-loop to swap by role, sew-on to stay for the life of the garment.
Bags, gear & footwear
Hook-and-loop or sew-on; an adhesive structure over a laminated backing where stitching is not possible.
If the backing you asked for is not the one we would specify for the end use, we say so before sampling. How attachment is inspected.
Digital production records
One file per programme.
What makes a reorder a production instruction rather than a new project.
Held against every order
Customer requirement
Final artwork
Production artwork
Sample status
Colour requirements
Material
Size
Backing
Production progress
QC requirement
Packing requirement
Quantity
Shipping information
Repeat-order record
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FM08 · Order file & version control1200×800
Verification
How to check us first.
Each document comes with its exact name, issuing body, number and validity period.
01
Ask for the legal entity
The invoice name should be the factory you audited: Guangzhou Lovecolour Garment Accessories Co., Ltd.
02
Ask what the audit covers
BSCI is a social-compliance audit. Read the report's own scope and date rather than the badge.
03
Ask which certificate covers the material
GRS covers our recycled-material supply — ask for the certificate number before you specify RPET.
04
Approve a physical sample, and keep the signed piece
The signed sample is the specification, and bulk production is inspected against it.
Audits & standards
Audited for, and what we will not claim.
Compliance wording is where factories overstate most.
Social compliance
BSCI audit
Our social compliance management is audited under the BSCI framework; the report is released at vendor qualification.
Recycled material
GRS certification
GRS covers our recycled-material supply, so an RPET or GRS-certified request is traced to a certificate rather than assumed.
Brand supply chains
Supplier qualification
Audited and qualified inside international fashion, retail and entertainment brands. Customer names only with written permission.
We do not display client logos or badges we cannot document. A factory audit, a supply-chain qualification and a brand-authorised production run are three different documents, and we never present them as one.
FAQ
Factory questions.
Short answers; project specifics are confirmed in writing at review.
Are you a factory or a trading company?
A direct manufacturer. Guangzhou Lovecolour Garment Accessories Co., Ltd. produces in its own facility in Baiyun District, Guangzhou, and artwork review, digitizing, production, post-finishing, QC and packing run in that building. No trading intermediary sits between your artwork and the production line.
How do you decide which process my artwork will be made with?
At artwork review, on finished size, line weight, small-text size, colour count, contour and backing. Where two processes would both work, both are compared and the difference is explained rather than one being quietly chosen.
What is your production capacity?
We publish the equipment and the floor — 50+ computerized embroidery machines, 30+ vision cutters and a ≈7,000 m² production floor — rather than a daily output figure, because output moves with stitch count, colour count, finished size, backing and inspection level. Send a specification and a quantity, and the production window you get is calculated from that.
What certifications and audits can you provide?
BSCI social compliance and GRS (Global Recycled Standard) certification for our recycled-material supply, plus supply-chain qualification inside international fashion, retail and entertainment brands. Each document is issued with its exact name, issuing body, number and validity period during vendor qualification, and brand customers are named only with written permission.
Can you run small batches, mixed designs and rush orders?
Yes, within what the specification allows. The minimum order quantity is confirmed per product, and vision cutting makes mixed small-batch designs in one order practical. Rush orders are reviewed against the current schedule, material availability and artwork status, so a rush date is confirmed rather than promised.
