Inside VORLAN / Since 2016
Factory-direct OEM and private label manufacturing for brands, importers and wholesale teams. Our own factory handles glove production, brand application, every-pair inspection and packing around your approved specification.
Talk to our teamFactory ownership / Production scope
VORLAN operates its own glove factory. Knitting, cutting, sewing, finishing, inspection and packing are carried out in-house. Embroidery, printing and leather debossing are also completed in our own factory.
Connect the operations to your actual glove brief. Request the current workshop, sample and inspection information relevant to that construction, together with the requirements your purchasing team needs to approve.
Discuss your factory requirementsMaterial & construction
A glove starts with its construction. Define the material, fit and intended use first; then agree the operations your particular style needs.
Shared starting point
Material, intended use and fit guide the construction.
02 A / Yarn & knit structure
Knit programmes begin with yarn, stitch structure and the required shape.
Yarn composition, colour, stitch structure and finished weight.
Proportions, cuff recovery and the assembled hand feel.
The specific making route on your approved sample.
Construction noteCircular knitting produces fabric for selected constructions. It is not the route for every knitted glove.
Knitted glove manufacturing02 B / Pattern & assembly
Leather, fleece and other cut-and-sewn styles follow material-specific patterns.
Material thickness, panel shapes and size measurements.
Outer panels, thumb, lining and cuff; seams, closures and internal finish.
Fit, movement and finishing on the assembled sample.
Construction noteThe outer panels, thumb, lining and cuff are considered as one complete glove.
Fashion leather glove development Fleece glove manufacturingBoth routes come together
Inspect every finished pair against the approved sample. Check labels, unit packs and the order assortment.
Winter layers and touchscreen details are developed within the selected construction. Functional requirements are reviewed for the specific sample.
Explore glove directionsIn-house workshop operations
These are our own working spaces. See where prepared materials are assembled, finished and packed, and connect each operation with the requirements in your glove brief.
Fabric spreading prepares the material for the cutting stage. The material specification and approved pattern belong together before panels move into assembly.
Operators guide prepared components through sewing stations. Panel alignment, seam construction and the inside finish are defined through the approved glove sample.
Gloves are handled on metal hand forms at finishing stations. The finishing method follows the material and construction; dimensions are checked separately against the agreed specification.
Packing workstations and sorting bins organize the work before dispatch. Confirm pair quantities, style, color, size and the required label and packing versions for your order.
Factory photographs. Selected images retouched for presentation. Discuss the relevant production route and project records with our team for your supplier review.
Private label / In-house applications
Embroidery, printing and leather debossing are handled in our own factory. The development decision is which method, placement and finish suit your chosen glove material.
Bring the full collection direction, then define the artwork application on each selected construction.
Develop your private label collectionProvide artwork, finished dimensions, thread-color references and placement. Review the stitched face, backing and inside feel on the selected knit or fabric.
Approval fileApplied artwork, material identifier, position and inside-finish reference.
Identify the exact panel or material to be printed, along with artwork and color references. Review appearance on the actual substrate and agree any application-specific testing.
Approval fileSubstrate, artwork version, printed appearance and agreed assessment requirements.
Confirm the leather and finish before reviewing the impression. Locate the mark against panel seams, wrist tabs or cuff edges and approve it on the selected material.
Approval fileLeather reference, artwork size, impression appearance and placement.
When yarn, fabric, leather finish or artwork changes, identify the affected style and review the applied detail again as required. Keep the current approval with the glove specification and packing files.
Sampling & approval
Link the yarn or material swatch to the first glove sample, then record each revision and buyer decision. The approved sample, specification and artwork versions become the production handoff; confirm the order assortment and start date against that same file.
Outer materialLining & trimsTo confirm
Agree the size range, method and tolerances.
Keep this record with the physical sample.
Mark the topics for your review.
Review aid only. These selections do not submit an order or approve a sample.
Prepare the material and sample record OEM & private label developmentThe review reference
Full inspection runs through incoming materials, production, finished gloves and packing. Every finished pair is checked in our own factory, including dimensions against the agreed sample and specification.
Every pair / Full inspection
Appearance, construction, pair consistency and order identification belong in the finished-glove review. Keep the size specification, measurement method and allowed variation with the approved sample.
Nonconforming gloves are isolated, reworked and reinspected before acceptance. Specialist testing, where required, is defined separately for the actual material or product.
Explore the four inspection stages01 / Fit & dimensions
Agree the size table, measurement method and tolerances before the production review.
Keep the agreed size table with the approved sample. Confirm the specification for each style.
Colour, texture, lining and trims are reviewed against the agreed material references.
Review finger joins, seam bulk, cuff finish and lining position on the assembled glove.
Agree the inspection scope, any functional testing and documentation for the exact product supplied.
Packing & assortment
Carry the same style, colour and size information from the glove to its unit pack and carton. Confirm packing quantities and dispatch instructions before release.
Style, colour, size and the approved label version.
Confirm pairs per pack and packing configuration.
Match the assortment, carton marks and destination.
Factory photographs connect the three packing stages. Order quantities are stated in pairs; unit-pack and carton configurations are confirmed separately.
Further factory capabilities
The current online collections focus on ordinary fashion and winter gloves. Our factory photographs also show further glove production and checking facilities. Bring the actual product requirements to the discussion.
The line shown here supports a different production route from the knit and cut-and-sewn fashion collections. Discuss the required glove substrate, coating coverage, material and intended use as one specification.
Bring the required coating formulation, processing details and performance criteria into the development brief. Confirm any product-specific testing and documentation before production.
Different glove constructions call for different checks and equipment. These facilities are part of the wider factory discussion, even where the corresponding glove category is not yet presented as an online collection.
State the product, inspection method and documentation your project requires. Keep any test result tied to its defined material and product scope.
Working together
Align the assortment, approvals and buying calendar from the first conversation. A clear brief gives every stage a shared starting point.
Minimum order quantity
300 pairs
Apply the minimum to each style and color combination, then confirm the size breakdown within it.
| Style | Color | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| Style A | Sand | 300 pairs |
| Style A | Charcoal | 300 pairs |
| 2 colorways | 600 pairs | |
State quantities in pairs. Confirm packing configuration separately in the purchase specification.
7–10 working days
From the agreed sample brief and development start.
One approved
reference.
Allow time for consolidated feedback, revisions and written approval.
30–45 working days
From the agreed production start and confirmed order scope.
Start dates are confirmed for your project. Material decisions, revisions and approvals have their own place in the calendar; freight, customs and final delivery are planned separately.
Tell us which current facility photographs, supplier information and project-specific production details your team needs to review. Start with the manufacturing profile and an assortment breakdown.
Before the first order
The practical details behind a glove manufacturing program.
Yes. VORLAN operates its own glove factory. Established in 2016, our manufacturing profile includes 8 production lines and 200+ employees. Knitting, cutting, sewing, finishing, inspection and packing are completed in our own factory. Embroidery, printing and leather debossing are also handled in-house.
We develop knit, leather, fleece, winter and touchscreen gloves. Knit programs begin with yarn and knit construction; leather and fleece follow material-specific cutting and sewing. Winter and touchscreen requirements are agreed within the selected construction.
Yes. Send your tech pack, reference sample or concept, with the intended materials, sizes and branding. We use the brief to agree the development scope and sample requirements before confirming the starting date.
The minimum is 300 pairs per style per color. Provide the size breakdown within each style and color. Quantities are stated in pairs; packing configuration is confirmed separately in the purchase specification.
Sampling takes 7–10 working days and bulk production takes 30–45 working days. Starting dates are confirmed against the agreed specification, materials and approvals. Sample revisions, freight and destination clearance need separate allowances.
We carry out full inspection, including every finished pair and packing checks. Keep the approved sample, material references, measurements, artwork and packing instructions together. Agree inspection scope and acceptance criteria before production. Any testing or documentation must relate to the exact material or product supplied.
Yes. Embroidery, printing and leather debossing are carried out in our own factory. Send artwork, finished dimensions, placement, label copy and packaging requirements. Approve the applied result on the chosen material and retain the correct version for each style and destination.
Yes. Every finished pair receives dimensional inspection against the agreed size specification, as well as workmanship and identification checks. Define the measurement points, condition, method and allowed variation before production.
Nonconforming gloves are isolated, reworked at the relevant in-house operation and reinspected. Only goods meeting the agreed requirements return to the accepted assortment. Agree any order-specific reporting needs with our team.
Tell us which current facility photographs, supplier details and project-specific production information your team needs. Confirm any inspection or testing arrangements for the proposed order. The downloadable manufacturing profile provides a starting point for that discussion.
A project for your brand
Share your glove category, quantities by style and color, and target timing. Add the manufacturing information your sourcing team needs to review.
Preparing your project brief…
