Vintage Washed Drawstring Shorts for Streetwear Development
K2550 is a loose-fit shorts style for streetwear, casualwear and private-label collections. Its vintage washed appearance is defined by an elastic drawstring waist, distressed details, a raw-edge hem and a wax-dyed finish direction.
Brands can use the displayed style as a development reference or adapt it to their own collection. Fabric, fit measurements, finish tone, trims and packaging are reviewed against the buyer’s brief before sampling.
Product Overview
| Product detail | K2550 |
|---|---|
| Product type | Vintage washed drawstring shorts |
| Fit | Loose streetwear silhouette |
| Waist | Elastic drawstring waistband |
| Design details | Distressed areas and raw-edge hem |
| Finish direction | Vintage washed with a wax-dyed appearance |
| Reference size range | S–XL |
| Fabric specification | Confirmed with the buyer before sampling |
| MOQ | Flexible MOQ available; confirmed according to the development route |
Buyers comparing a wider range of silhouettes can also view the shorts category.
Distressed Details and Raw-Edge Hem
The distressed areas and raw-edge hem give K2550 a more defined worn-in appearance than a basic washed short. During development, buyers can specify the placement and intensity of the distressed details, the preferred fraying level and any reinforcement required around the openings.
These details should be reviewed on the sample at close range. An approved sample provides a practical reference for the desired visual balance and edge finish during bulk production.
Drawstring Waist and Loose Fit
The elastic drawstring waistband supports the relaxed silhouette and allows the waist construction to be adjusted for the intended collection. Buyers can confirm waistband height, elastic specification, drawstring material, finished drawstring length and placement details during sampling.
The current reference size range is S–XL. Final production measurements—including total length, inseam, rise, leg opening and waist requirements—should be defined in the technical package and approved on the sample.
Developing the Washed Finish
The style follows a vintage washed look with a wax-dyed finish direction. Buyers can provide a reference garment, image, wash panel or physical color standard to communicate the target tone and surface character.
Sample review should cover color depth, contrast, hand-feel direction and the way the finish interacts with the distressed areas and raw-edge hem. The approved sample or finish reference can then serve as the visual standard for the order.
Customization Options
K2550 can be reviewed against a tech pack, reference garment, sketch or product image. Depending on project feasibility, development may cover:
- fabric construction, composition, weight and hand feel;
- finish tone and visual reference;
- distressed placement, opening size and reinforcement;
- raw-edge appearance and hem construction;
- waistband, elastic and drawstring details;
- garment length, inseam, rise, leg opening and grading;
- main labels, care labels, hangtags and packaging.
Final specifications are agreed during development and recorded in the buyer-approved technical package. Buyers working from a complete specification can follow New Asia’s OEM clothing development route.
Development and Quality Approval Points
For a clear sample-to-bulk handoff, we recommend agreeing on the following points:
- Fabric specification and hand-feel target.
- Finish tone and approved visual reference.
- Distressed placement and raw-edge appearance.
- Waistband, drawstring and finished measurements.
- Labels, packaging and any project-specific testing or inspection requirements.
The approved sample and technical package should define the product standard before bulk production begins. This helps keep the finish, construction and fit aligned with the buyer’s requirements.
MOQ, Sampling and Production Planning
Flexible MOQ options are available. The applicable MOQ is confirmed after reviewing whether the project adapts an existing style or requires a more extensive custom development route, together with its material, finish, color and quantity requirements.
Typical sample development is 5–10 days after the key product requirements are confirmed. Fabric sourcing, finish development, custom trims and revision rounds may affect the schedule.
Typical bulk production is 15–30 days after sample approval and material readiness. The final plan depends on quantity, material availability, finish requirements, approvals and production scheduling.
Request a Quote for K2550
For an initial review, send any available combination of:
- SKU K2550, a product image or a reference garment;
- tech pack or design sketch;
- target size range and base-size measurements;
- fabric and hand-feel direction;
- wash or finish reference;
- distressed and raw-edge detail requirements;
- labels, trims and packaging requirements;
- estimated quantity, color plan, destination and target schedule.
You do not need a complete technical package to start the conversation. Send the information currently available through the request-a-quote page or email business@shanghai-newasia.com.cn.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can we specify the fabric for K2550?
Yes. Confirm the required composition, construction, weight and hand feel with our team before sampling. A reference garment or fabric swatch can help communicate the intended result.
Can the distressed areas and raw-edge hem be adjusted?
Yes. Include the preferred placement, intensity, fraying level and reinforcement direction in the development brief, then approve these details on the sample.
Can we use our own size chart?
Yes. The current style uses S–XL as a reference range. Send your base-size measurements, POM definitions and grading requirements so the production chart can be developed and approved for the project.
How are MOQ and timing confirmed?
Send the expected quantity by color and size, fabric direction, finish requirements, trims, packaging and target schedule. Our team can then confirm the appropriate MOQ route and production plan for the project.
