BSTAR / Men’s & women’s knitwear
Custom T-Shirt
& Tank Top
Manufacturer.
Build everyday essentials around your fit, fabric and brand. BSTAR manufactures men’s and women’s T-shirts and tank tops in Xiaolan, Zhongshan, China.
From the neckline to the final hem. Made around your brief.
Materials, sampling and order terms reviewed for your project.
Neckline · Fit · Fabric · Brand details
01 / Find your silhouette
T-shirts to tank tops.
Build your everyday range.
Start with six familiar product directions. Neckline, sleeve length, shoulder position and body fit can be combined to define each style in your collection.
Crew-neck T-shirts
A round-neck short-sleeve essential. Define neck opening, shoulder line, chest width and body length.
V-neck T-shirts
A V-neck short-sleeve direction. Agree the neckline depth, shape and finish together with the body fit.
Long-sleeve T-shirts
A knitted long-sleeve layer. Specify sleeve length and width, armhole shape and wrist opening.
Oversized & drop-shoulder
A relaxed T-shirt with a dropped shoulder line. Set the shoulder drop, sleeve proportions and body width.
Men’s undershirt tanks
An everyday sleeveless undershirt. Define neckline, shoulder width, armhole depth and intended close fit.
Women’s camisoles
A thin-strap knitted top. Specify strap width and placement, front and back neckline, fit and body length.
Product illustrations for discussion, not stock products or confirmed production samples. The final fit, material and construction follow your approved specification.
Have a reference style?Have another direction in mind?
Bring the reference.
Let’s review the details.
For variations beyond the illustrated range, share the construction and material requirements so feasibility can be reviewed.
Tank Top Neckline, Armhole & Strap Guide
Discuss a variation02 / Beyond the silhouette
A familiar garment.
Details that make it yours.
The neckline, shoulder line and body proportions shape the garment. Review them together, using a reference and measurements for your intended customer.
Shape & finishing.
Specify the crew or V shape, opening depth, binding or neckband. Compare the finish against your reference.
Proportion & fit.
Define shoulder position, chest width and body shape. Men’s and women’s measurements are reviewed for the intended fit.
Coverage & movement.
Set sleeve length, armhole depth or strap width. For camisoles, include front and back strap placement in the brief.
Balance & finishing.
Agree body length, hem shape and stitch finish. Review the garment proportions together during sample approval.
Use measurements and sample feedback to agree the details before bulk production.
T-Shirt Sample Approval Checklist
03 / Start with the material
Choose the fabric.
Refine the feel.
Define composition, fabric weight, stretch, opacity and hand feel together. A T-shirt, undershirt and camisole may need different material specifications.
Cotton jersey
Discuss composition, weight, surface feel and structure against the intended fit and use.
Stretch blends
Specify the fiber blend and stretch needed for a fitted tee, undershirt or camisole. Review the material on the sample.
Rib-knit directions
Share your preferred rib texture, weight and stretch for a sourcing review. Confirm the knit structure and availability.
Your material brief
For modal, viscose or another blend, send a swatch or clear specification. Confirm availability, minimums and any required tests.
04 / Make it your collection
A consistent collection.
Your brand in the details.
Bring your color palette, label artwork, print direction and packaging brief. Each option is reviewed against the selected fabric and order quantities.
Brand identity
Neck or side-seam labels, size identification and brand artwork, with placement and attachment agreed in the sample.
Color & print
Color references, print files, artwork scale and placement for review with the selected fabric.
Print placement
Chest, back or other requested positions. Review artwork scale, technique and material compatibility before confirmation.
Pack presentation
Single or multipack format, hangtags, barcodes and packing instructions for your sales channel.
Branding and packaging concepts are illustrative. Each option is subject to artwork review, supplier availability, quantities and sample approval.
05 / Behind the product
Made through
clear specifications.
Founded in 2009, Zhongshan BEST Garments Co., Ltd. is based in Xiaolan, Zhongshan, Guangdong. Our factory handles sewing, packing and shipment, with fabrics and trims supplied by long-term partners.
- 01Agree the production reference
Confirm the sample, size chart, neckline, body proportions, materials and brand details.
- 02Define the quality checks
Agree measurement tolerances, seam and appearance checks, and any wash or print tests required for the order.
- 03Clarify packing & shipment
Set size labels, pack quantities, carton details and shipping requirements.
06 / From a reference to a sample
From your reference
to the production brief.
Start with what you have: a tech pack, reference sample, artwork or a product idea. Identify the details still to be developed.
Define your brief
Choose the style and fit. Share references, material preferences, quantity breakdown and target timing.
Review the plan
Clarify sourcing, development needs, sample scope, MOQ, costs and proposed timing for the project.
Review the sample
Review neckline shape, shoulder position, chest width, sleeve or strap details and body length. Record revisions before approval.
Confirm the order
Agree specifications, quality checks, packaging and order terms before scheduling bulk production.
07 / Before we begin
Your collection.
Your questions.
Practical answers for developing men’s and women’s T-shirts, tanks and camisoles.
Discuss your requirementsDo you manufacture both men’s and women’s T-shirts and tank tops?
Yes. Our experience includes crew-neck short-sleeve T-shirts, V-neck T-shirts, long-sleeve T-shirts, oversized drop-shoulder styles, men’s undershirt tanks and women’s camisoles. Fit and measurements are specified for the intended wearer rather than assumed to be the same across collections.
Can I discuss another tank-top or T-shirt variation?
Yes. Send front and back references, construction details and the material requirements. Ribbed tanks, racerback shapes, cropped or longline proportions and different fits can be submitted for review. Feasibility, materials and development requirements must be confirmed for the specific design.
Can I use my own size chart and reference fit?
Share the size chart, measurement method, intended sample size and target fit. Include chest width, shoulder position, body length and the relevant sleeve, strap or armhole measurements. The sample review is used to confirm the details and record revisions.
How should I choose fabric weight and composition?
Start with the intended fit, opacity, hand feel and use, then specify the composition and target weight. Compare a swatch and review the material in a garment sample. Fabric sourcing, availability and any required tests are confirmed for the project.
What is the MOQ for custom T-shirts and tank tops?
MOQ depends on the style, material, color breakdown, trims, print or branding requirements and packaging. Send quantities by style, color and size for review. A combined collection total does not automatically meet every material or supplier minimum.
What should I send to start sampling, and how long will it take?
Send references or a tech pack, fabric preferences, a size chart if available, artwork, estimated quantities and your target date. We review the development scope and material availability before confirming sample costs and timing. Revisions and approvals may affect the schedule.
Let’s build your next collection
Start with a style.
Make it your own.
Share the garments you want to develop and the details you already know. We’ll review the materials, construction and development needs for your collection.
- Garment, intended wearer & reference images
- Fabric, weight & intended fit
- Quantity by style, color & size
- Logo, labels & packaging direction
- Target market & required timing
Still deciding? Mark the open questions in your inquiry.