↗STYLE 2601 · DOUBLE-FACED
CLOTHING MANUFACTURER · CHINA
Women's coats.
Your label.
From fabric and pattern
to your finished collection.
Our fabric mill and garment factory in China make clothing for brands, boutiques and wholesalers, with a speciality in women’s coats.
Discover our hand-sewing craftsmanship
THE TINGSU COAT COLLECTION From 5 piecesPer style · mixed colours welcome
Your design or oursPatterns, samples & development
Your choice of fabricIncluding material you supply
Start with a sample Review the fit, feel & finishOUR SPECIALITY
A closer look at our coats.
THE HANDMADE COAT
Sewn by hand.
Stitch by stitch.
Each handmade coat is joined and finished by hand. Prepared fabric edges are carefully turned and closed with fine stitches, following the shape of the garment.
15stitches per 3 cmOUR HAND-SEWING STANDARD
Fifteen stitches in every three centimetres of the finished hand-sewn seam. Even spacing and controlled thread tension help the join sit neatly, without pulling the cloth into puckers.
Look closely at the needlework, then feel the seam in a sample.
FROM CLOTH TO FINISHED SEAMOriginal photographs · Select to enlarge
01
Begin with the cloth.
The fabric gives a coat its surface and drape. Thread is chosen alongside it, so the smallest detail belongs to the whole.
Texture & drape
The brown cloth is draped to reveal its ripple texture and the way it catches the light. A physical swatch lets you feel the surface as well as see it.
Colour in context
Grey and brown fabrics are shown together, with their folds and surfaces visible. Compare the colours in your chosen fabric before settling the collection.
Thread selection
Thread shades are considered against the cloth. The colour of a fine joining stitch is part of the finish, even when it is barely visible.
02
Prepare for the handwork.
Shaped panels, temporary stitches and opened edges prepare the cloth for joining. The long white basting stitches shown here hold the work in place; they are not the final 15-stitch seam.
Shaped panels
The separate pieces show the contours that will become the coat. Preparation lines keep the construction visible before the panels are joined.
Basting the edges
Long, temporary stitches hold the prepared layers in position. This gives the hand-sewing work a stable starting point before the final seam is made.
Opening the edge
The fabric edge is guided past a ceramic splitting blade to separate its layers. This prepares the edge for turning and closing by hand.
03
Finish from the inside out.
Hand sewing brings the prepared edges together. Look inside the coat, too: the support within an edge, the line of a join and the place where the hem meets a seam all deserve the same attention.
Support within the edge
An opened fold reveals a narrow internal strip. It supports the edge’s shape from within, where it becomes part of the construction rather than a visible trim.
Preparing a junction
The inside meeting point is shown while the white basting stitches are still in place. Alignment here matters before the final hand-sewn closure.
The hand-sewn join
Turning back the cloth reveals the folded edge and joining line. In a sample, look for even spacing and tension, with the fabric lying smoothly beside the seam.
Where seam meets hem
The lower edge meets a vertical seam at this junction. Open the sample to examine how the finish continues across the join and how the layers sit together.
SEE IT. FEEL IT. REVIEW IT.
Let the sample
speak for the work.
Turn the edges, open the seams and check the stitch spacing. A sample lets you assess the fabric, handwork and finish together before agreeing the details for your order.
SELECTED STYLES
Find your next silhouette.
Open a style to explore its photographs,
colour references and construction details.
↗9 colour references
↗STYLE 2602 · SINGLE-FACED
Notch-lapel belted coat
↗STYLE 2603 · SINGLE-FACED
Double-breasted long coat
↗STYLE 2604 · DOUBLE-FACED
Mid-length wrap coat
↗STYLE 2605 · DOUBLE-FACED
Double-breasted long coat
↗STYLE 2606 · DOUBLE-FACED
Double-breasted short coat
↗STYLE 2608 · DOUBLE-FACED
Short belted wrap coat
↗STYLE 2609 · SINGLE-FACED
Hooded belted coat
↗STYLE 2610 · SINGLE-FACED
Plush-collar belted coat
↗STYLE 2611 · DOUBLE-FACED
Wide-lapel wrap coat
↗STYLE 2612 · SINGLE-FACED
Double-breasted long coat
↗STYLE 2613 · DOUBLE-FACED
Belted notch-lapel coat
Fabric specifications, sizing and available colours are confirmed for your order.
Explore the full collectionWORKING WITH TINGSU
Your starting point.
Our manufacturing.
One partner for fabric, development and garment production. Choose the route that suits your business.
Start with our styles
Choose a TINGSU silhouette. Discuss fabric, fit, colours and your own label.
Explore wholesale & supplyDevelop your design
Bring a sketch, pattern or sample. We can also help develop the design with you.
Explore private label & developmentSupply your fabric
Send your chosen material. We make the garment to your agreed design and specifications.
Discuss fabric-supplied productionPlanning a wider collection? We also develop other clothing categories to your brief. Tell us what you want to make ↗
OUR FABRIC MILL & GARMENT FACTORY
From the fabric.
To your collection.
Our fabric mill and garment factory in China bring fabric supply and clothing production together. Choose the composition, weight, colour and finish; we make the garment around your requirements.
Discuss your fabric & garment
Original fabric photographs. Composition and weight are confirmed for your selected fabric.
Cashmere, your way.
Pure cashmere, cashmere blends and wool fabrics.
Choose the feel and structure that suit your collection.
COMPOSITION · CONSTRUCTION · WEIGHT
Match the cloth
to the garment.
Double-faced and single-faced options for coats, with lighter fabric options for wool trousers. Tell us the drape, hand feel and structure you want to achieve.
| Construction | Weight (g/m) |
|---|---|
| Double-faced fabrics | 850 / 800 / 780 / 630 / 530 |
| Single-faced fabrics | 680 / 600 / 450 |
We match composition, weight and finish for your chosen fabric and garment, then confirm the full specification, including fabric width.
Colour & texture references
COLOUR DEVELOPMENT
Your colour.
Your collection.
Custom colours are available, including small batches. Send a colour reference or fabric swatch so we can discuss the shade, material and quantity for your project.
Discuss a custom colourONE MANUFACTURING PARTNER
Fabric and making,
considered together.
Work directly with our fabric mill and garment factory. We bring material selection, pattern development, sampling and garment production into the same conversation.
- 01 Choose your fabric
- 02 Develop the garment
- 03 Review your sample
FURTHER SILHOUETTES
New directions to explore.
Long, softly draped coats.
Shorter, belted shapes.
More starting points for your collection.
↗STYLE 2607 · DOUBLE-FACED
Draped-collar long coat
↗STYLE 2619 · DEVELOPMENT REFERENCE
Draped-lapel coat
↗STYLE 2617 · DEVELOPMENT REFERENCE
Belted short coat
↗STYLE 2621 · DEVELOPMENT REFERENCE
Waterfall-collar jacket
INSIDE OUR GARMENT FACTORY
From cloth
to a finished coat.
Fabric selection and garment making belong together. Our fabric mill and garment factory in China let you discuss the material, pattern and finished product with one manufacturing partner.
These photographs take you inside the garment workshop: cloth on the cutting table, sewing in progress and coats on the rail.
Discuss your production
01 / FABRIC & CUTTING
Prepare the pieces.
The chosen fabric and pattern guide the cut. Each panel is prepared for the garment’s agreed shape and measurements.
02 / SEWING & HANDWORK
Build the garment.
Garment assembly and hand-sewn finishing follow the construction agreed for your style. Our handmade coats are finished to a standard of 15 stitches per 3 cm.
03 / SAMPLE & FINISH
Review it as a whole.
A sample brings the fabric, fit and finishing together. Review the details before confirming the specification for your order.
A closer look inside.
Explore the workspaces and details. Select any photograph to enlarge it.
Laying out the cloth
Fabric spread along the preparation table before cutting.
At the cutting table
Cut panels and materials organised across the working surface.
Preparing the pieces
Another view of the cutting area, where individual panels take shape.
Guiding the seam
A close view of cloth being guided through a sewing workstation.
Garment assembly
Sewing in progress, with garment pieces close to hand.
Along the worktables
A view of the people, workstations and garments in progress.
Inside the sewing room
A wider view of the garment-making workspace.
The whole silhouette
Coats hanging on rails, with their overall shape in view.
Materials to garments
Fabric references, prepared pieces and hanging garments, including protected garment bags.
Have a pattern, sample or your own fabric? We can work from your starting point.
Explore the workshopFROM FIRST CONVERSATION TO PRODUCTION
Start small. Build with confidence.
A sample gives you something tangible to assess before moving into production.
- 01
Share your direction
Send a style, sketch or pattern, quantities and target timing.
- 02
Agree the details
Review fabric, measurements, colours and quotation together.
- 03
Review your sample
Assess the fit, feel and finish. Agree any changes.
- 04
Confirm production
Approve the specification, order quantity and delivery arrangements.
What is the minimum order?
Start with 5 pieces per style. Mixed colours are welcome — including five pieces in five different colours. Discuss your chosen fabric and colour options with us.
Can I order a sample first?
Yes. Request a sample to review the fabric, fit and finishing before agreeing your production order. Sample pricing and timing are quoted for your project.
Can you work from my design or fabric?
Yes. We can work from your design, pattern or reference sample, help develop a design with you, or manufacture using fabric you supply.
Do you only make coats?
Women’s coats are our speciality. We also develop other clothing categories to your brief. Share your references so we can discuss construction, materials and sampling.
What should I send for a quotation?
A style number or design reference, quantity by style, fabric preference and target delivery date. Add your destination country and any labelling requirements. We will confirm the details before quoting.
LET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR COLLECTION
What would you
like to make?
Send a style reference, your estimated quantity and the fabric you have in mind. We’ll take the conversation from there.
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