Long Silk Robes
A full-length kimono silhouette with a clean shawl collar, waist tie, inside tie, and optional patch pockets.
Private-label silk sleepwear
Develop long and short silk robes with custom silhouettes, momme, colors, prints, trims, labels, and gift-ready packaging—supported from first sample to repeat bulk production.
Material
Mulberry silk options
Development
Custom pattern & sizing
Branding
Labels, logo & packaging
Control
Sample-led bulk QC
Silhouette first
Stitch Silk develops silk robes for premium sleepwear, bridal gifting, beauty, hospitality, and lifestyle brands. Each program starts with the wearer and sales channel—not a one-size-fits-all stock template.
We align silk weight and opacity with the intended silhouette, then refine collar shape, sleeve proportion, belt position, pocket construction, piping, and length through sampling.
Once approved, the sample becomes the reference for measurements, workmanship, shade, branding, pressing, packing, and repeat-order consistency.
Build the range
Use one approved material and visual language across hero robes, complementary sleepwear, and coordinated gifting SKUs.
A full-length kimono silhouette with a clean shawl collar, waist tie, inside tie, and optional patch pockets.
A lighter above-knee style for bridal gifting, beauty boxes, hospitality, and seasonal lounge collections.
Bias-inspired drape, adjustable or fixed straps, and custom neckline depth for sleepwear and layering programs.
Build robes together with matching pajama separates, camisoles, shorts, trousers, or gift-ready sleep sets.
Customization system
A clear approval path keeps the creative choices connected to stable production—from fabric and fit to the unboxing experience.
Choose 100% mulberry silk satin in a weight and opacity suited to the silhouette, target price, and retail position.
Develop buyer-owned sizing, sleeve and body length, collar width, belt position, pockets, piping, and seam details.
Start from stock shades or develop Pantone-matched colors, placement artwork, all-over prints, and contrast details.
Coordinate woven labels, care labels, embroidery, hangtags, garment bags, pouches, boxes, and retail inserts.
Color, shape, presentation
Details that change the product
Shawl, kimono, notch, stand, cowl, V-neck, and buyer-owned shapes.
Full, three-quarter, wide, cuffed, piped, lace-trimmed, or clean turned finishes.
Separate or attached belt, inside tie, belt loops, side-seam pockets, or patch pockets.
Length, ease, shoulder, sleeve opening, overlap, and size grading confirmed against the approved sample.
Design, production & global delivery
One approved sample and specification connect every handoff—from the first pattern through bulk inspection, packing and the agreed FOB or DDP shipping route.
Style, material, sizing and branding brief
Pattern, construction and sample making
Comments, corrections and approval sample
Material control, cutting, sewing and finishing
In-line checks and final inspection
Hanging or folded retail presentation
FOB handover or DDP door delivery
Development & sample approval
Sampling is a controlled review cycle, not a single handoff. Each requested change is connected back to the drawing, measurement chart and approval record.
We align the silhouette, measurements, silk quality, color or print, trims, logo placement, labels, packaging, quantity and delivery target before pattern work begins.
The pattern room translates the approved direction into construction details and a physical sample for fit, drape, workmanship and presentation review.
Buyer comments are recorded point by point. Measurements, proportions, construction and visual details are corrected until the approval sample and specification are locked.
Bulk production & quality control
In-line controls catch variation early; final inspection confirms the finished order against the approved sample before packing.
Approved materials move through cutting, sewing, delicate hand finishing and controlled pressing by production batch.
Measurements, seam construction and critical details are checked while corrections can still be made on the line.
Finished goods are reviewed for size, shade, marks, stitching, labels, pressing and overall presentation before packing release.
Packing release & freight
Packing method, carton assortment, shipping marks and freight responsibility are confirmed before the finished order leaves the factory.
Individual protective bags, hangers, size grouping and rack-ready presentation for programs that need garments to arrive hanging.
Fold boards or tissue, branded bags or boxes, barcode and size labels, carton ratios and buyer-defined carton marks.
Carton count, gross and net weight, dimensions, packing list and shipping marks are checked before freight handover.
FOB
We prepare the export order and coordinate delivery to the agreed port and handover point. The buyer or nominated forwarder controls the main freight and destination arrangements.
DDP
Where available, we coordinate international freight, destination clearance and final-mile delivery to the named address. Route, duties, taxes and importer requirements are confirmed by destination before quotation.
Share your target quantity, required delivery date, packing preference and destination so the production schedule and freight route can be reviewed as one plan.
Quality documentation
Factory assessment, material testing, and product-related certification documents can be shared for buyer review according to the selected material and current program requirements.
amfori · Monitoring partner: TÜV SÜD
Submitted 08 Jul 2026 · Expires 08 Jul 2028
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ECOCERT Greenlife · GOTS Version 7.0
Issued 15 Jan 2025 · Valid until 14 Jan 2026
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Eco TLC Refashion · France
2021 market-year record · Issued 07 Sep 2022
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Léko SAS · France
Household packaging EPR · 2022 record
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Material
100% mulberry silk satin; alternative buyer-directed silk or satin constructions can be reviewed.
Weight direction
Common development directions include lightweight through more substantial momme options, selected after opacity and drape review.
Styles
Long robe, short robe, kimono robe, shawl-collar robe, wrap robe, slip dress, pajama separates, and coordinated sets.
Size development
Buyer-owned size charts, market-specific grading, plus-size development, and sample measurement confirmation.
Decoration
Embroidery, screen print, digital print, contrast piping, lace, monogram, woven label, and custom trims.
Packaging
Poly bag, silk or satin pouch, paper sleeve, garment box, rigid gift box, inserts, barcode labels, and carton marks.
Common questions
Yes. A reference sample, tech pack, sketch, measurement chart, or clear product photos can be used to start development. We confirm construction, material, sizing, trims, branding, and packaging before sampling.
Yes. Robes, pajama sets, camisoles, shorts, trousers, and slip dresses can share the same silk, color palette, piping, label system, and packaging direction.
We review the silhouette, opacity, drape, durability, climate, target price, and retail positioning. A swatch or sample comparison is the best way to lock the final weight.
The approved sample and specification are used to check material surface, shade, measurements, seam quality, belt and pocket position, logo placement, pressing, packing, and carton quantities.
Your next collection
Send a sketch, reference image, tech pack, or current sample. We’ll help organize the material, fit, branding, and packaging decisions needed to begin.