Stand Collar Fleece Jacket with Black and Cream Abstract Stripes

Stand Collar Fleece Jacket with Black and Cream Abstract Stripes from Ningbo Haishu Dongbang Garment Co., Ltd. in China carries irregular cream stripes through black pile. The lines change direction across a compact torso and long sleeves with wide, open ends.

Images illustrate the reference style. The specifications describe a proposed production version and can be adjusted during development.

Fabric Selection

The Stand Collar Fleece Jacket with Black and Cream Abstract Stripes brings two textures into the same first impression: the curly pile itself and the uneven outlines of the cream stripes. A crisp flat print would not give the same surface depth.

The base is 100% polyester two-color jacquard sherpa pile knit at 320 GSM. For this fleece zip jacket, the material trial should establish the stripe scale and pile density together. A larger repeat would leave fewer cream lines across the short body.

Short Body and Open Cuffs

The Stand Collar Fleece Jacket with Black and Cream Abstract Stripes has a boxy torso, stand collar and loose long sleeves. Its straight hem and open sleeve ends avoid the gathered outline of a conventional rib-trimmed fleece.

The short body allows a longer inner layer to show below it. Keeping that layer plain leaves the high-contrast pile pattern easy to read.

Zip Construction Through the Pile

An inner zip guard and supported front edges are selected for this fleece zip jacket. The sewing trial should clear pile from the fastening path without creating a bare-looking strip along the front.

 

A smoother lining is a separate development option. It would add another layer and require a new review of seam bulk and the fit over inner clothing.

Suggested Development Specifications

Development Size Guide (cm)

Suggested garment measurements. Values labelled 1/2 arelaid-flat half widths, not full circumferences.

Body length: high shoulder point to hem, excluding hood or collar. Chest: half width at underarm level, laid flat without stretching. Sleeve length: shoulder seam to sleeve edge; measured from the dropped seam where applicable.

Managing Patterned Pile During Assembly

Dongbang can coordinate fabric sourcing and garment construction around the approved pile reference. Cutting needs a consistent nap direction and a deliberate view of the stripe repeat, especially at the front opening.

Sample and production checks can focus on zip operation, loose pile, seam bulk and the open hem shape. Folding and packing requirements can be agreed to suit the finished jacket.

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FAQ

1. Should every cream stripe match across the zip?

The base keeps an irregular all-over pattern. Exact stripe matching is an additional development requirement and should be reviewed with the repeat size and cutting plan.

2. Are the cuffs elasticated?

No. They remain open in the selected version, which helps preserve the loose sleeve outline.

3. Can the jacket use a smoother fabric?

That is a different material option. It would reduce the curly surface depth, so approve a new fabric sample rather than assuming the same visual result.

4. What is the MOQ for this style?

Our standard MOQ starts from 500 pieces per style. The final requirement depends on colors, sizes, fabric, trims and construction. Lower quantities may be possible for some products with adjusted pricing; color and size allocations are discussed for the order.

5. How will the garments be packed?

Packing normally follows your requirements for folding, bags, labels, hangtags, cartons, size ratios and shipping marks. If you have no packing standard, we can propose a method for confirmation before bulk production.

Confirm the Pile and Repeat

Send the preferred pile sample and stripe scale for the Stand Collar Fleece Jacket with Black and Cream Abstract Stripes (DB0044). Include the intended body length and any front-pattern matching requirement.