ZIESHINE · DONGGUAN ZIESHINE APPAREL CO.,LTD.
Tennis, padel, studio and golf programmes for British labels. UK fibre names, UK sizing and a UK importer address on the label — locked on the proto, checked again on the PPS.
For UK brands — made in China, not in Britain. We are a Dongguan cut-and-sew factory. Since Brexit, the UK and the EU are two customs territories: one shipment cannot clear both, and labels written for the US do not pass in the UK.
Terms on one screen
FOB Shenzhen is the default; DDP into the UK is quoted on request through a forwarder that handles the UK entry and import VAT.
Every number above is a published ZIESHINE term — also on the Company Fact Sheet. We do not publish a bulk FOB unit price: garment FOB is quoted after fabric, construction, trims and quantity are confirmed.
Labels & packaging
The UK keeps its own textile labelling rules after Brexit. The biggest practical difference from a US label is the fibre names.
Duty and VAT rates belong to your UK customs agent and change with policy — we do not publish them. We supply composition, construction and weight so your agent can classify each style (knitted activewear sits in chapter 61).
Samples & PPS
UK tennis and padel calendars run on the outdoor season. Lock the PPS before the winter sell-in so goods land for spring.
MOQ
UK court and studio labels often launch with a tight colour story. Plan by colour, not by style count.
A white court dress at 150 plus a navy at 150 is a cleaner first PO than five colours at 60. Tennis, padel & pickleball desk →
Factory evidence
Everything below can be verified without talking to sales: the legal entity, the certificate numbers at the issuer, and the floor itself.
Book a Dongguan factory visit or live video walk → · Capacity one-pager → · Company facts → · Mutual NDA →
Anonymised programmes
We do not publish client names, sell-through or inspection scores. These are reconstructions of programmes by buyer type, using only ZIESHINE terms.
Programme reconstruction · not a named client
The pleat is not the product; the inner short and the ball pocket are. A new pocket is a proto, not a note on the packing list. One dye lot across the capsule, UK fibre names and care symbols on the PPS. Read the full reconstruction →
Programme reconstruction · not a named client
An approved sample was opaque; the bulk was not, in the lighter colours. The silhouette was rebuilt on a named opacity-first base and the bulk clock started only after a PPS cut from the bulk lot was approved. Read the reconstruction →
Real products
Photographed library blocks you can sample first — colour, logo, labels and packaging change on the proto.
Tennis library → · Tennis dress manufacturing → · Skorts → · Golf fabrics →
UK buyer FAQ
No. We manufacture in Dongguan, China, for UK brands. Garments are labelled Made in China and shipped FOB Shenzhen, or DDP to the UK on request.
Yes, on request. The quote includes duty and import VAT as agreed in writing and carries a validity date. FOB Shenzhen remains the default term.
Not through one customs entry. The UK and the EU are separate customs territories, so plan two entries (or ship to one and re-export, with your agent's advice).
Yes. UK labels read polyamide and elastane, not nylon and spandex. We draft from the mill composition and you approve on the proto.
Yes. UK numeric or alpha XXS–3XL graded in-house; the size curve is proved on the proto before PPS.
150 pcs per style per colour; selected library styles can trial from 100 when fabric and construction allow.
Yes. Our GRS licence D26089-G4 covers packaging and accessories, so recycled-content polybags can ship with their documentation. Recycled garment fibre is a separate mill transaction-certificate path.
By express courier (DHL, FedEx or UPS), quoted separately. Samples are US$50–100 per garment piece in 7–9 working days.
Export desk · reply within 12 h (GMT+8 business days) · Standard MOQ 150 pcs / style / colour · samples US$50–100 per garment piece in 7–9 working days.
Other markets
Commercial terms do not change by country. Labels, packaging, incoterm and the documents your importer needs do.
