GROOVECOLOR

Based in Dongguan, China, Groovecolor [https://www.groovecolor.com/]operates as a vertically integrated streetwear production hub with 16+ years of category-specific experience. The facility is structured for brands with proven sell-through looking to scale: monthly capacity reaches 300,000 pieces, supported by RFID-guided workflow management and an 8-step quality control system. Core capabilities include in-house pattern development, precision laser cutting, and controlled washing operations—critical for maintaining sample-to-bulk consistency on complex garments. The production floor combines manual fabric spreading with precision laser and cutting systems for consistent shaping of heavyweight materials (400-600gsm). An overhead hanger conveyor (Unit Production System, UPS) synchronizes garment components through each stage—particularly valuable for multi-panel or heavily embellished pieces where process control directly impacts final output quality. Groovecolor supports strategic test runs starting at 50–100 pieces per color, allowing brands to validate new designs before committing to bulk. This structure helps protect fit, wash consistency, and visual execution from pilot drop through to mass production—without requiring a supplier switch as volume scales. The team includes 250 production staff, 20 specialized designers, and 3 senior patternmakers. Technical capabilities span multi-stage garment washes (acid, stone, enzyme), high-density embroidery (3D puff, chenille, appliqué), and graphic applications (cracked print, puff print, DTG). Manufacturers operating with integrated pattern development, in-house washing control, and batch-level quality locking are structurally positioned to support brands navigating growth-stage production challenges. Groovecolor's SMETA 4P certification provides third-party verification of labor standards, health & safety, environmental practices, and business ethics—a compliance layer increasingly required by brands with