PRIVATE LABEL BEACH SHORTS

Private-label beach shorts,
from reference to approval.

Develop your own beach and board shorts with reviewed fit, artwork, labels and packing. For brands, importers and sourcing teams. Garment MOQ and branded-component minimums are confirmed separately.

01 Made-to-order B2B02 FOB / OEM / ODM03 Suitable projects from 30 pcs
Front view of fixed-waist board shorts with black and white maze print
JFT-PRD-007 · Monochrome maze

Owner-authorized physical reference. The image does not confirm fabric, print process, MOQ, stock or artwork rights for your project.

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DIRECT BUYER ANSWER

What do I need to start a private-label board shorts project?

Send a tech pack, physical sample or clear reference, quantity per style, target market, size range and your own branding direction. Jinfengtu reviews fit, fabric, artwork, labels and packing together. A suitable conventional-polyester sublimation or heat-transfer garment route may start from 30 pieces per style; custom components have separate minimums.

Suitable buyers
Brands, importers, wholesalers and sourcing teams developing made-to-order products with artwork they own or are authorized to use. Not single-piece retail or ready stock.
Information required before quotation
Product reference, measurements or fit direction, quantity by style/color/size, destination market, fabric, authorized artwork, label dimensions and positions, packing requirements and delivery window.
Verified production evidence
Physical product references · Internal QC workflowPhotos show visible product details; the QC record shows selected inspection steps. Neither proves a new project's material, certification, MOQ or production outcome.
What cannot be confirmed before reviewing the brief
Final MOQ, label and packaging supplier terms, price, sample cost, compliance wording, material availability or delivery date before reviewing the complete brief.

Send one structured brief so the factory can review feasibility, MOQ and quotation inputs without exposing customer files publicly.

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PHYSICAL CONSTRUCTION REFERENCE

Specify the cord as carefully as the label.

Close-up views show waistband stitching, cord exits and tip details on physical printed shorts samples. Use these details to define the trim your own private-label sample needs.

7.5 seconds · Silent · English visual captions
Published 21 September 2026

Cord dimensions and color

State the diameter or width, construction, total length, exposed length and color reference.

Exit and tip details

Mark the exit position and specify the tip shape, finish and attachment. Confirm material with the supplier instead of inferring it from the image.

Sample and supplier terms

Review the trim on the complete garment. Confirm customization, supplier minimums, tests and sample charges for the selected component.

Read the visual guide

0–2 seconds: an elastic waistband and light drawcord exits. 2–5 seconds: light drawcords with dark tips against a blue-gray printed sample. 5–7.5 seconds: a separate dark printed sample with a waistband, drawcords and tips.

These separate sample views show appearance and construction details. They do not establish tip material, pull strength, durability, available stock or an approved bulk order.

Review the lining with the outer shorts
Copy reference notes for your RFQ

Copy the notes below and paste them into Other notes under the optional details in RFQ step 2. Then add what you want to keep or change.

PHYSICAL CONSTRUCTION REFERENCE

Specify the snap and where it attaches.

This close view shows a press head lowering onto blue fabric, followed by the attached circular snap component. Use it to prepare the closure details for your own sample, then review the complete fastening with the selected fabric.

8 seconds · Silent · English visual captions
Published 22 September 2026

Choose the complete component set

Specify snap type, dimensions, color and finish, including the matching parts. Confirm material, supplier availability, minimums and any branding separately.

Mark the attachment position

Show the location and spacing on your drawing or sample. Agree the fabric layers and any reinforcement, then review alignment on the assembled garment.

Define the sample checks

Check how the complete fastening opens and closes and how it sits on the fabric. Agree separate test methods and acceptance criteria for any required attachment strength, wash durability or corrosion resistance.

Read the visual guide

0–3.5 seconds: hands hold blue fabric beneath a red press head while it lowers and rises. 3.5–8 seconds: the fabric is moved away from the press to show the dark circular snap component attached to it.

The clip shows an attachment step. It does not identify the component material or supplier, demonstrate the complete fastening in use, or verify strength, durability or buyer approval.

Watch the related vertical edit on Instagram, Ethan’s public Facebook Reel, X, YouTube Shorts, TikTok or LinkedIn.
Published 11 October 2026, this separate 8-second, normal-speed silent edit comes from the same source footage as the landscape reference above. Around 3 seconds, the press head lifts and the snap component becomes visible on the blue fabric. It does not demonstrate the complete fastening opening and closing, attachment strength or durability.

Plan the sample workmanship checks
Copy reference notes for your RFQ

Copy the notes below and paste them into Other notes under the optional details in RFQ step 2. Then add what you want to keep or change.

BEFORE WE QUOTE

What we need
to confirm.

These points affect the sample, price and production plan. We confirm them for your actual style.

01ORDER DECISION

Define the product

Choose the fit, length, waistband, pocket structure, closure, fabric and print direction for the target customer.

  • Target market and price level
  • Reference style or tech pack
  • Quantity by size and color
02ORDER DECISION

Specify your branding

Provide label artwork, dimensions, colors, folding and attachment positions. Confirm the required label wording for your destination market; do not treat a reference label as approved wording for a new product.

  • Main, size and care-label files
  • Artwork ownership and placement
  • Hangtag, polybag and carton instructions
03ORDER DECISION

Separate garment and component minimums

A suitable 30-piece garment route does not remove supplier minimums. Custom trims normally start from 1,000 pieces per style. Custom polybags and packaging normally start from 10,000 pieces per design; below that minimum, the published reference tooling charge is RMB 1,500. Final terms require confirmation.

  • Ask whether available materials fit the brief
  • List quantities for each label and packing item
  • Confirm tooling and sample charges separately
04ORDER DECISION

Approve before bulk

The approved sample, measurements and branding details become the production reference before the order proceeds.

  • Fit and workmanship
  • Artwork placement
  • Label and packing details

BEFORE YOU SEND AN RFQ

Questions business buyers ask.

For brands, importers, wholesalers, trading companies and sourcing teams—not individual shoppers.