Smocking — one of the most technically demanding finishes in womenswear
Premium womenswear manufacturer
One team, end to end · In-house development team · Concept to sample in one week*
Deepwove is new. The capability behind it isn't.
The hardest part of manufacturing isn't production. It's the space between your vision and a finished garment.
Factories can manufacture. Few can develop. Agents make communication easier, but add cost without adding capability.
Deepwove closes that gap. An in-house product development team — designers, pattern makers, fabric sourcing specialists — inside a manufacturing group of 30+ specialized factories.
Smocking — one of the most technically demanding finishes in womenswear
Deepwove is new. The capability behind it isn't.
Brands like Reformation don't hand you a spec sheet. They hand you a feeling — a fabric direction, a silhouette, a mood. After a decade of translating those feelings into garments, we've built a different kind of capability. One that was demanded, not taught. So we built a new structure that delivers both — an in-house development team, integrated with a manufacturing group of 30+ specialized factories. One hundred pieces is where it opens, not where it caps. Built for brands that have built their identity and now need a supply chain that scales with it. See it in our womenswear collections.
A decade of development capability →Whether you bring a moodboard, a tech pack, a catalog selection, or a brand identity layer — the operational rhythm is shared. Sampling, fabric sourcing, production lead, communication, QC, and what we need from you.
Our lookbook showcases our strongest styles across dresses, knitwear, and ready-to-adapt pieces — enough to show what's possible.
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Deepwove manufactures premium womenswear: dresses, knitwear, tops, and bottoms. Deepwove's manufacturing group includes 25 woven factories, 6 knit factories, and 3 specialty workshops in Hangzhou, China. Deepwove's in-house pattern makers and designers handle product development for ODM and OEM clients. Minimum order quantity is 100 pieces per style.
Deepwove's minimum order quantity is 100 pieces per style. Deepwove applies this 100-piece MOQ across all service tiers: Ready Styles, ODM Development, and OEM Production. First-order production runs 6–8 weeks once samples are confirmed; reorders compress to 2–4 weeks of production with fabric and pattern on hand. Production lead time on a typical custom development run lands at 3 months from brief to ship-out from Hangzhou. Shipping to your warehouse is your variable — air freight to North America runs 7–10 days; sea freight to USWC or AU lands at 4 weeks; sea freight to USEC 4 weeks.
Deepwove is based in Hangzhou, China. Deepwove's in-house development team — 4 pattern makers, 4 designers, and 2 fabric sourcing specialists — operates from Hangzhou full-time. Hangzhou's location inside Zhejiang province provides Deepwove direct access to the region's premium fabric mills. Deepwove serves brands in Australia, the United States, and the United Kingdom.
Deepwove manufactures for premium womenswear brands, primarily in Australia, North America, and the United Kingdom. Deepwove's manufacturing group has produced development work and production for brands like Reformation, Staud, and Doen over the past decade. Deepwove currently serves emerging-to-established DTC brands with orders from 100 pieces per style.
Deepwove produces samples within 1 week when fabric is on hand — 90% of samples ship within this window. Deepwove's Hangzhou location provides direct access to Zhejiang fabric mills, reducing sourcing lead time. When fabric sourcing is required, Deepwove extends sample timelines by +1 week (2 weeks total). Deepwove's in-house pattern makers drive development from brief to sample.
