Custom Menswear Manufacturing / OEM & ODM / Worldwide Delivery

KAOUYOUMEN
Mature Black male model wearing a sand tonal-embroidery chore jacket

PK-056 / Actual sample reference

This sand-washed chore jacket combines a point collar, button front, three patch pockets and detailed tonal botanical embroidery featuring leaves and gardening tools. The sample proves the workwear block and decoration scale; canvas, wash, digitizing, thread, backing and pocket reinforcement remain project-specific.

Fit direction
Relaxed chore-jacket block
Material status
Washed canvas to confirm
Large tonal embroideryPatch-pocket workwear construction

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Actual sample shown

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Custom development

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Sample approval before bulk

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Project-specific quotation

Actual sample evidence

Inspect real tonal embroidery across the jacket.

Front, side and back views document stitch scale, pockets and washed canvas.

Actual tonal embroidery chore jacket sample shown from the front on a mannequin
Actual sample — front view
Actual tonal embroidery chore jacket sample shown from the back on a mannequin
Actual sample — back view
Actual tonal embroidery chore jacket sample shown from the side on a mannequin
Actual sample — side view

Visible on the sample

What this reference demonstrates

  • 01Sand-washed button-front workwear body
  • 02Point collar and straight hem
  • 03One chest and two lower patch pockets
  • 04Tonal botanical and gardening-tool embroidery
  • 05Large coordinated embroidery across the back panel

Confirmed for your project

Decisions before sampling

  • Canvas composition, weight and wash recipe
  • Embroidery artwork, digitizing and stitch count
  • Thread shade, backing and stabilizer
  • Pocket dimensions and reinforcement
  • Button, topstitch and seam specifications
  • Measurements, labels, quantities and packing

Customization map

Integrate artwork with workwear construction.

Digitizing must account for seams, pockets, canvas weight and washing.

01

Canvas base

Choose weight, composition, shade and wash character.

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Chore block

Set length, collar, sleeve and ease measurements.

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Pocket system

Adjust count, dimensions, placement and reinforcement.

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Tonal artwork

Replace botanical imagery with buyer-approved designs.

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Embroidery build

Optimize stitch types, density, backing and thread shades.

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Buttons & labels

Coordinate hardware, branding and protective packing.

Specification status

Visible chore-jacket direction, approved stitch data.

The reference shows coverage while production materials remain project-defined.

Product type
Tonal embroidery chore jacket
Visible fit
Relaxed workwear shape
Visible finish
Sand washed canvas
Visible decoration
Botanical tonal embroidery
Canvas / weight
Confirmed to project brief
Stitch data
Approved after digitizing
MOQ
Reviewed by fabric and stitch count
Timing
Confirmed after embroidered sample

Related product references

Development path

From artwork file to complete embroidered jacket.

Canvas, digitizing, panels and finished construction are approved in sequence.

  1. 01

    Review the jacket brief

    Confirm canvas, block, pockets and artwork.

  2. 02

    Digitize embroidery

    Build stitch files around seams and pocket edges.

  3. 03

    Test stitched panels

    Evaluate density, puckering and wash response.

  4. 04

    Assemble the jacket

    Approve fit, pockets, buttons and full placement.

  5. 05

    Set bulk standards

    Lock thread, registration and inspection criteria.

Quality checkpoints

Control dense stitching on washed canvas.

Inspection protects registration, flatness, pocket function and shade.

Artwork registration

Front, pocket and back motifs follow approved coordinates.

Stitch quality

Density, thread tension and trims remain consistent.

Surface stability

Canvas lies flat without embroidery puckering.

Pocket function

Openings, corners and attachment points are reinforced.

Wash appearance

Canvas and thread retain the signed shade relationship.

Final construction

Collar, buttons, measurements, labels and packing are checked.

Buyer questions

Before you request a sample.

01Can the botanical artwork be replaced?

Yes. The reference demonstrates tonal coverage; buyer artwork is digitized separately.

02Can embroidery cross the pockets?

Yes, when panel sequencing and stitch access are planned before assembly.

03Can a heavier canvas be used?

Yes. Weight is selected around structure, stitch density and target season.

04Can contrasting thread be used?

Yes. Tonal or contrast palettes are approved with stitched strike-offs.

05What is required for quotation?

Send artwork, canvas, wash, measurements, quantity, buttons and branding.

Continue the evaluation

Custom development / PK-056

Develop this tonal embroidery chore jacket.

Share your artwork, canvas, wash, fit and quantity brief.

Submit your brief