Direct manufacturer · Shenzhen, China

Built by garment people. Ready for your next line.

Denim-first development and manufacturing for independent labels, designers and sourcing teams—backed by hands-on production knowledge from pattern to packing.

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Sewing lines inside the XBL Clothing factory in Shenzhen — Actual XBL production floor · photographed 2026

01SpecialtyDenim & washed casualwear

02Working MOQFrom 200 pieces

03Typical bulk window30–35 days*

04TradeDirect export from China

*After production-ready information and approvals. Timing and MOQ vary with fabric, wash, trims and quantity.

01 / Product fit

Denim first. Not denim only.

Our strongest lane is denim, but the same production discipline extends to washed cotton, twill and knit styles. Bring a tech pack, reference garment or early concept—we will tell you plainly what is production-ready and what needs development.

Denim

Jeans, jackets, skirts, dresses and denim-led separates, with wash and finishing coordination.

Pattern development
Pocket construction
Wash coordination
Finishing

Washed casualwear & twill

Cotton trousers, utility silhouettes, overshirts and casual outer layers that need controlled construction and finishing.

Twill & cotton
Garment wash
Hardware
Pressing

Knits

Polo shirts, T-shirts and supporting knit pieces for collections that need one practical production partner.

Polo & tee
Embroidery
Rib details
Label & packing

Finished denim garments stacked for inspection at XBL Clothing — Denim production / final handling

02 / Development

Send what you have. We help make it producible.

A detailed tech pack is ideal, but not every project starts there. Our pattern and sample workflow can begin from measurements, reference garments, sketches or construction notes. Clearer inputs lead to faster, more accurate sampling and quotations.

A useful first brief includes

01Product drawings or references
02Fabric and wash direction
03Size range and quantity
04Target price and delivery market
05Required delivery date

03 / Production control

One accountable path from sample to shipment.

Nan remains your English-speaking commercial contact while the Shenzhen team handles development, production and quality follow-through. You receive direct answers from the people responsible for making the garment.

Review & quotation

We review product, materials, quantities, construction and delivery requirements before confirming feasibility.

Pattern & sample

Pattern development, sample making and fit feedback turn the brief into an approved production reference.

Materials & production

Fabric, trims and labels are confirmed; cutting, sewing and specialist processes move into production.

QC, packing & export

In-line and final checks, pressing, finishing, packing and export documentation close the order.

04 / Factory evidence

The floor is the proof.

These are current, unstyled photographs from our Shenzhen factory—not showroom renders. Buyers may request a live video walkthrough or an in-person visit before placing production.

Request a factory walkthrough

Sewing production floor at the XBL Clothing factory — 01Sewing floor

Garments moving through production inside the factory — 02Production in progress

Colored garments being sewn on a production line — 03Beyond denim

Automatic pocket-setting equipment for denim production — 04Programmed pocket setting

Multi-head embroidery machine at XBL Clothing — 05In-house embroidery

Nangang Second Industrial Park in Shenzhen — 06Shenzhen facility

05 / People behind the work

From teenage tailors to factory owners.

Shanrong “Sean” Shi and Liuyun Li entered garment-making as teenagers around 1983. They learned the trade from the machine outward: sewing, cutting, washing, line leadership, factory management and quality follow-through.

After years producing fashion, dresses, trench coats, silk garments and padded outerwear—and gaining experience on programs for major American labels at factories they worked in before XBL—they started their own business around 2000. Denim eventually became the factory’s deepest specialty.

That path still shapes how XBL works today. Sean stays close to construction and production. Liuyun follows orders and inspects quality. The company grew from people who know what a garment asks of every station, not from a sales deck.

Shanrong (Sean) Shi

General Manager & Production Lead

Construction, production planning and factory operations

Liuyun Li

Chairwoman & Quality Lead

Order follow-through, inspection and quality control

Nan Zhang

Global Business Development

US-based buyer contact, project intake and cross-time-zone communication

06 / Before you enquire

Practical answers for a first conversation.

01What is your MOQ?

Our working MOQ starts at 200 pieces. The exact minimum depends on fabric availability, wash, color, trims and size breakdown.

02Can you develop from a reference sample?

Yes. We can review tech packs, drawings, reference garments, measurements or construction notes. More complete information improves speed and accuracy.

03How long does bulk production take?

A typical target is 30–35 days after production-ready information, material confirmation and approvals. Complex washes, custom fabric or peak schedules may require longer.

04Do you only make denim?

No. Denim is our strongest specialty; we also produce washed cotton and twill casualwear, trousers, polo shirts, T-shirts and related knit styles.

05Can you export directly?

Yes. Shenzhen Xingbaolong Clothing Co., Ltd. can contract, receive payment and export directly from mainland China.

06Can I visit the factory?

Yes. Qualified buyers can schedule an in-person visit or request a live video walkthrough with our Shenzhen team.

07 / Start here

Send a production brief.

Tell Nan what you are making. We will use your information to assess fit and reply with the most useful next questions.

Nan ZhangGlobal Business DevelopmentEnglish-speaking contact · United States / Shenzhen coordination

Or email directlysales@xblclothing.com