WiseNatura
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WiseNatura
A model wears a rose blouse and ivory wide-leg trousers in warm daylight

HANGZHOU, CHINA

Private label
womenswear

We make shirts, dresses and tailored separates for clothing labels. Bring a sketch or a piece you like, and we’ll work out the cut and fabric with you.

  • Custom fits, labels and finishes
  • Standard MOQ: 10 pieces per style, color and fabric
  • Sample development: typically 7–15 days
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Planning a first order

The figures below cover garment orders. If you’re buying cloth by the roll, the minimum depends on the fabric.

10 pieces

Standard garment MOQ

The minimum applies to each combination of style, color and fabric. Ask about a smaller run if you need one.

7–15 days

Sample development

Timing depends on the fabric and the details of your design.

25–30 days

Bulk production

Allow for the style, the fabric supply and our production schedule. Shipping takes additional time.

5 fibers

Material families

Cotton, linen, wool, silk and cashmere for different weights and seasons.

2,800 m²

Production facility

Cutting, sewing, inspection and packing all take place here.

Since 2016

Hangzhou, China

Hangzhou is home to both our office and our factory.

01  /  THE COLLECTION INDEX

What are you making?

Browse by garment if you have a shape in mind. The full directory also lists cloth you can buy separately.

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An ivory blouse, sage waistcoat, blush camisole and tan trousers laid out together
COLLECTION   /   01

Custom Clothing

From a dress pattern to a jacket with its own lining and labels.

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A belted blue cotton shirt dress
COLLECTION   /   02

Custom Cotton Clothing

Cotton poplin holds a shirt collar; jersey gives a boxy tee a softer shoulder.

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A sage linen waistcoat with matching wide-leg trousers
COLLECTION   /   03

Custom Linen Clothing

For a warm-weather range: a loose resort shirt, a belted dress or a wide-leg trouser.

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A marked workshop aisle between garment racks and worktables

02  /  OUR STUDIO

Where your clothes are made

We opened WiseNatura in Hangzhou in 2016 so smaller labels could order clothing in natural fabrics. Our work began at the sewing table and grew to include sourcing the cloth as well as making the garment.

Meet WiseNatura

03  /  THE PROCESS

How a garment order works

The key decision comes at the fitting: once you approve the sample and the written specifications, we have a reference for production.

01

Send a brief

A photo or sketch is enough for a first conversation. Include the quantity and the date you have in mind.

02

Choose the fabric

Compare weight, drape and finish. We review availability and quote the specification.

03

Review a sample

Check the measurements, feel, shade and label placement before confirming production.

04

Make and inspect

We check incoming fabric, monitor sewing and verify the finished goods before packing.

Send Your Brief View the Full Process
A team member adjusts a white blouse on a dress form

What goes into your specification?

A fitted waist and a loose one may start with the same sketch. Measurements tell us how to cut it; the swatch tells us how the skirt should fall.

  • Material: Select a fiber and weight for the silhouette.
  • Fit: Send a size chart or measurements for a reference garment.
  • Color: Share a swatch or a Pantone reference.
  • Branding: Compare print and embroidery for your design.
  • Labels: Choose main labels, care labels and hangtags.
  • Packaging: Specify the folding and outer cartons your order needs.
Discuss your specification
Workers handle black garments beneath an overhead conveyor

On the factory floor

Our 47 production workers cut, sew, finish, inspect and pack the garments. They work from the sample and measurements you signed off.

  • Before cutting
    Fabric and trims are checked against the order.
  • During sewing
    We check measurements, seam quality and the position of branding.
  • Before shipping
    We verify appearance, sizes, quantities and packing against the brief.
Inside our factory
A measuring tape laid over fabric

No technical pack yet?

A photograph, rough dress sketch or favorite jacket gives us a place to start. Tell us what you want to keep and what you would change.

At the first fitting you can see whether the cloth hangs as you pictured it and mark any changes directly on the sample.

Explore Sample Development

Ask for a garment quote

How many pieces do you need in each color? Include that breakdown with your sketch and fabric choice so we can price the run.

Send a quote request
10 pieces
Per style, color & fabric
7–15 days
Typical sample time
25–30 days
Typical bulk production

Your first order

Minimum quantities work differently for finished garments and for fabric bought by length.

A sketch, photo or technical pack helps us understand the piece. Include how many you need, where it will ship and when you need it. For cloth alone, give the end use and yardage.
Yes. You can buy cotton, linen, wool, silk or cashmere by length. The minimum depends on the particular fabric and what is in stock.
Ten pieces is the standard minimum for one style in one color and one fabric. For fewer pieces, we check whether the cloth is available and what the work would cost.
Allow 7–15 days for a sample and typically 25–30 days for bulk production. Fabric supply, style details and quantity affect the schedule. Add transit time for your destination.
Send your artwork or label design and mark where it should sit. We can review the placement on the sample.
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