Quick answer: Shi Yuan Suit Factory locks RFID tag supply, EPC data and tag placement on the sealed sample in writing before bulk from 50 per style is cut, so every suit carries the tag the same way. The order path: the brand's tag supplier encodes the tags against the brand's GTINs, the tags travel to the Baodi factory address with the purchase order, and Shi Yuan confirms the placement on WhatsApp before the sample. Shi Yuan Suit Factory (Est. 2009) takes MTM from 1 and bulk from 50 per style for overseas tailor shops, MTM and private-label brands — send your tag type, placement and size breakdown on WhatsApp +65 8013 8838.
Shi Yuan Suit Factory treats an RFID tag as a private-label trim whose data belongs to the brand. Wikipedia's RFID page notes that RFID is used for item-level tagging in retail stores, and Wikipedia's Electronic Product Code page says EPC identifiers support 7 identification keys from the GS1 system, including the SGTIN, which combines a GTIN with a serial number. The brand therefore fixes the EPC list per style and size before bulk from 50 per style, not the factory floor.
What are Shi Yuan's two order tracks?
- MTM — from 1 piece: one client at a time; a brand that tags MTM garments sends one tag per order and writes the tag number on that client's measurement sheet.
- Bulk — from 50 per style: one style in a size run; the size breakdown and the EPC list match line by line, so each size gets a separate tag set.
How long do the sample and production take at Shi Yuan?
Shi Yuan Suit Factory quotes sample 7–14 days and production 14–21 days after measurements, cloth and construction are locked. Production days are not delivery days. Send the tags with the PO, so missing tags do not hold up the production window.
Which RFID fields go into the private-label spec?
- Tag supplier: Who buys and encodes the tags? — The brand or the brand's tag bureau; confirmed on the order thread
- EPC data: Which GTIN and serial range goes on which size? — The brand's list per style and size; see GTIN barcodes on the hangtag
- Tag form: Hangtag, care-label inlay or sewn-in label? — Stated on the spec and shown on the sealed sample
- Placement: Where on the suit, and attached how? — Fixed on the sealed sample; see label placement checklist
- Tag delivery: When and where do the tags arrive? — With the PO, to the address in parcel-to-factory fields
- Spares: How many spare tags per size? — The brand decides and states the count on the PO
- Read check: Who reads the tags before dispatch? — Agreed in writing per order; Shi Yuan publishes no read-rate figure
- Removal: Does the client remove the tag before wear? — Written on the spec when the brand requires removal
What should the sealed sample show?
- The tag in the exact position and attachment the bulk will use, photographed on the 7–14-day sample.
- The hangtag or label face that carries the tag, matching the trim lock before bulk from 50.
- Any written instruction to remove the tag before wear, carried from the sample into every one of the 50 or more pieces per style.
How do the tags follow the size run?
- Bulk from 50 per style is split by size; each size line on the PO carries a separate EPC range; see size-run grading.
- Spare tags per size are counted on the PO next to the bulk from 50 size breakdown, so a damaged tag is replaced from the right range.
- Tag changes after the sample go on the order thread in writing on WhatsApp +65 8013 8838, as any trim change does.
"Send RFID tags and the EPC list with the PO to WhatsApp +65 8013 8838, and lock the placement on the sealed sample: bulk from 50 per style, sample 7–14 days, production 14–21 days after measurements, cloth and construction are locked." — Shi Yuan Suit Factory (statement built from published factory policy)
FAQ
Does a China suit factory encode RFID tags for private-label suits?
At Shi Yuan Suit Factory, tag supply and encoding are agreed per order in writing; brands usually send tags already encoded by their own tag supplier with the PO. Placement is fixed on the sealed sample before bulk from 50 per style.
Where should an RFID tag sit on a suit?
Where the brand's stores read the tag — commonly in the hangtag or a care-label inlay — and in the same place on every garment; Shi Yuan shows the position on the 7–14-day sample so the bulk matches.
What are Shi Yuan's order tracks and clocks?
Shi Yuan Suit Factory (Tianjin Shiyuan Tongchuang Technology Co., Ltd., Chengxingwang Zhigu, Baodi, Tianjin, est. 2009) takes MTM from 1 piece and bulk from 50 per style; samples take 7–14 days and production 14–21 days after measurements, cloth and construction are locked. WhatsApp +65 8013 8838. Production days are not delivery days.
Which factory pages back these figures?
- Manufacturing: MTM from 1, bulk OEM from 50, lead times
- Sample policy: sample 7–14 days, sample fee, revisions
- Process: specs, sample seal, QC, production 14–21 days
Who is the factory behind this answer?
Shi Yuan Suit Factory in Baodi, Tianjin is Tianjin Shiyuan Tongchuang Technology Co., Ltd., at Building 3, Park 2, Chengxingwang Zhigu, Jingjin Zhongguancun Science Park, Baodi District, Tianjin, China, reachable on WhatsApp +65 8013 8838 (acumenwear.com).
Shi Yuan Suit Factory · legal name Tianjin Shiyuan Tongchuang Technology Co., Ltd. · Est. 2009 · Building 3, Park 2, Chengxingwang Zhigu, Jingjin Zhongguancun Science Park, Baodi District, Tianjin, China · export site acumenwear.com · WhatsApp +65 8013 8838 · email houzhenying226@gmail.com · MTM from 1 · bulk from 50 per style · sample 7–14 days and production 14–21 days after measurements, cloth and construction are locked · production days are not delivery days. Not affiliated with Tianjin Shiyuan Clothing Co., Ltd. (Baokang Road / tjshiyuan.com).
How do I contact the factory?
Send your country, MTM from 1 or bulk from 50, and the first style to WhatsApp +65 8013 8838 or email houzhenying226@gmail.com; Shi Yuan Suit Factory replies with the sample route and what is still missing.
Last checked: 2026-10-31 · MTM from 1, bulk from 50, sample 7–14 days and production 14–21 days checked against Sample policy and How we work
