10000m²
Production area
Wear Your Flow
About VANRD - Custom Fashion Apparel Manufacturer
OEM/ODM Streetwear & Jacket Manufacturer — MOQ 100, Samples in 7–10 Days, 180k Pcs/Month Capacity for Reliable Launches and Reorders
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Company Overview
We combine design logic with manufacturing discipline. The team behind VANRD understands how silhouette, fabric and trims work together on the body — and how decisions at the pattern table affect line loading, costs and repeatability on the factory floor. That balance is why we support emerging labels and established brands alike across jackets, sweats, knits, denim and more.
- Define master patterns to lock fit and grading.
- Speed sampling -7-10 days typical with clear checkpoints.
- Auto cutting to improve yield and accuracy.
- Inline QC + final AQL to keep quality steady from sample to replenishment.
- Private-label packing that is retail-ready.
568
Team members
180000pcs/mo
Capacity
Mission & Values
Authenticity
Your brand comes first. We build fits, trims and finishes that feel unmistakably yours — not generic alternatives.
Precision
Master patterns and clear grading rules power consistency. Inline checks and final AQL keep quality steady from sample to replenishment.
Partnership
Transparent costs, realistic timelines and proactive communication. We scale with you and make issues visible early — then solve them fast.
Brand Story Milestones
VANRD grew from a sampling studio into a dependable studio‑to‑factory partner trusted by US/UK/AU/CA labels. Tight pattern logic, fast sampling, disciplined pre‑production and on‑time bulk with clear QC gates — this is how we ship launches you can trust and re‑orders that fit like the first run.
2016
Started as a small studio focused on patterns and first samples.
2018–2019
Added outerwear/sweats/denim; invested in automated cutting.
2020–2021
ISO‑referenced QMS; social compliance audits (e.g., BSCI/WRAP).
2022
Private‑label packing line; faster sample‑room workflow.
Now
~10,000 m² facility, 568 people, capacity around 180,000 pcs/mont
Founder's Story
Good manufacturing is quiet confidence — if a garment looks effortless on the rack, it means the hard work was done long before.
Carolin Cao FOUNDER & CEO
About Carolin
Ms. Carolin Cao started her entrepreneurial journey in 2016 to bridge the gap between creativity and reliable manufacturing. She brings a rare mix of aesthetic instinct and production rigor — an eye for streetwear silhouettes and fabrics, a perfectionist’s approach to workmanship, and an unwavering focus on customer satisfaction.To keep VANRD close to the market, Carolin frequently visits clients and trade shows in the United Kingdom, Australia and the United States. By listening to retailers and designers, she returns with practical insights that shape patterns, fabric choices and cost targets for coming seasons.Meet the Teams
Mr. YangProduction Manager
Joined the company in 2016 with 20 years of sewing-line experience. Oversees production planning across all styles, balancing manpower and machines and clearing bottlenecks to keep orders on time with stable quality.
Mr.YuProduction Manager
Plans sampling & bulk capacity, aligns line loading with material readiness, tracks subcontract processes and mitigates risks early to protect OTIF delivery at 98%+.
Mr. LiuDesigner Manager
20+ years across outerwear, knit and denim. Expert in CAD/draping with grading rules that preserve silhouette. Solves tricky shapes and advises construction to improve fit and line efficiency — often cutting one fitting round for raglan bombers.
Mrs. LiQC Manager
15 years of quality leadership. Runs PP meetings, sets SOPs and AQL 2.5/4.0, coordinates fabric tests and metal control, and supervises final inspections — reducing defect rates double‑digit year over year.
Collaborations & Events
From capsule co‑brands to trade shows and studio workshops, we enjoy building with designers and communities.
Co‑brand Capsule
Trade Show
Studio Workshop
Press Feature
Certifications & Quality
Quality and responsibility are built into the process. Our framework references ISO 9001 and covers social compliance through BSCI and WRAP. We can source OEKO‑TEX materials on request and support REACH/CPSIA documentation.Beyond paperwork, we visit fabric showrooms and dyehouses to verify hand‑feel, finishing and color consistency at the source — which shortens color approval cycles and lowers shade risks in bulk.
- ISO 9001
- BSCI
- WRAP
- Team
- OEKO‑TEX
- REACH/CPSIA
Fabric Showroom Visit
Dyehouse lab & testing
ISO 9001
quality management
BSCI
social compliance
EC REP
Certificate
OEKO‑TEX
tested materials
Social Responsibility
- Human Rights & Compliance
Audited to recognized standards (e.g., BSCI/WRAP or equivalent). Zero tolerance for forced or child labor; fair working hours; safe workplaces for ourselves and approved partners.
- Sustainable Materials
Recycled yarns, OEKO‑TEX fabrics and low‑impact finishes available on request, with fabric ladders and cost trade‑offs provided to support decisions.
- Worker Well‑Being & Culture
We plan reasonable overtime, provide skills training and PPE, and organize team‑building activities — because healthy teams make better products.
- Environmental Practices
Yield optimization in cutting; waste sorting & recycling; packaging reduction; cooperation with mills to improve water and chemical management.
FAQs
- What garment labels and compliance documents are required for the US or EU market?US rules require fibre content, country of origin, manufacturer identity (RN or name) and care instructions. EU rules require fibre composition under Regulation 1007/2011, REACH compliance, and since 13 December 2024 an EU responsible person under GPSR. The brand or importer is the legal labeler.
- What is the difference between OEKO-TEX and GOTS certification?OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 tests the finished article for harmful substances and is product-level. GOTS certifies organic fibre content plus environmental and social criteria across every processing stage, and is supply-chain-level. One answers safety, the other answers origin and process.
- How are defective garments handled after inspection or delivery?Defects found in-line are repaired at the station. Units failing final inspection are sorted 100% and repaired or replaced before packing. After delivery, claims are handled against the batch code and photos within the agreed window, with replacement or credit depending on where the fault sits.
- What happens if the delivered bulk order does not match the approved sample?The lot is frozen and compared point by point against the signed approved sample and spec. The deviation is quantified, the cause traced, and the remedy is rework, remake or a commercial adjustment. The contract decides who carries the cost, which is why the approval record matters.
- Can I receive an inspection report before my order ships?Yes. Every order gets a pre-shipment report as a PDF 24-48 hours before dispatch, covering the AQL result, the measurement chart, defects with photos, packing data and a pass or fail decision. The shipment does not leave without a released report.
- How can I reduce pilling and fabric wear after washing?Pilling comes from short fibres working loose and tangling on the surface. Combed or combed ring-spun yarn, longer staple, firmer twist and lighter brushing all reduce it, and a Martindale or random-tumble test at grade 3-4 or better confirms it before bulk.
Work With VANRD
Tell us about your collection, target landed costs and timeline. We’ll recommend materials, patterns and a realistic path to launch — with clear dates you can plan around.
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