Develop custom pintuck skinny jeans for OEM, ODM or private-label collections. Reference HANAHLR04 combines a close 7/8-length silhouette, front pintuck seam detailing, a zip fly, functional front and back pockets and a faded denim appearance. Its verified composition is 70.1% cotton, 25.3% polyester and 4.6% elastane, with a soft, lightweight hand and stretch-fabric.
Use this style as a development reference or adapt it to a buyer specification. Confirm the rise, fit, pintuck placement, length, fabric behavior, pockets, finish, measurements, labels and packaging through sampling before bulk production.
Quick Buyer Summary
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| Item | Verified Reference / Development Direction |
|---|---|
| Product reference | HANAHLR04 |
| Product type | Women’s pintuck skinny jeans |
| Rise | Must be confirmed; current live descriptions conflict |
| Silhouette | Close skinny fit with 7/8 ankle length |
| Composition | 70.1% cotton, 25.3% polyester, 4.6% elastane |
| Stretch | Four-way stretch stated on the current page |
| Closure | Zip fly with button fastening |
| Pockets | Functional front/side and rear pockets |
| Finish | Faded denim appearance; exact process not stated |
| MOQ | Flexible MOQ Available |
What Must Be Approved Before Bulk Production?
Approve the waist position and rise POMs, waist-to-hip balance, zip-fly construction, thigh-to-ankle measurements, 7/8 hem position, pintuck alignment, pockets and selected fabric on the finished garment. State whether measurements apply before or after finishing. If recovery, shrinkage, opacity or dimensional limits matter, define the method and acceptance criteria in the buyer specification; this page does not claim unverified results.
Resolve the Rise Before Pattern Approval
The existing page uses conflicting high-, mid- and mid-low-rise wording. A buyer should not approve the fit from those labels. Define the waist position using front rise, back rise, waistband depth and the intended wearing point in the base size.
Review the waistband from front, side and back on the fit sample. Confirm waist-to-hip balance, crotch shape and seat position before grading. Once approved, use one consistent rise term across the tech pack, product page, labels and buyer communications.
Pintuck Alignment on a Close Stretch Leg
The vertical pintuck detail is a primary visual feature. On a skinny block, small differences in seam path, tension or panel balance can become obvious from hip to ankle. The line should remain positioned as approved without pulling the front pocket, twisting toward the side seam or creating uneven leg shapes.
Define the pintuck start and end points, distance from reference seams, finished width and stitch specification. Approve the detail on the actual project fabric. During production review, compare the left and right legs and check alignment on a worn garment as well as when laid flat.
Skinny Fit and 7/8 Ankle Proportion
The silhouette depends on the relationship among hip, thigh, knee, calf, inseam and leg opening. The 7/8 length determines where the hem and visible side opening sit on the lower leg. A correct base-size sample does not by itself confirm balanced grading across the size range.
Specify thigh, knee, calf, inseam, outseam and ankle opening POMs. Set the intended hem position for the target market and approve the side-opening depth if retained. Review mobility and dressing access, especially at the narrow lower leg.
Stretch, Recovery and Opacity Approval
The published composition and stretch-fabric statement are verified, but they do not establish numeric recovery, growth, shrinkage or opacity performance. These properties affect whether the knee, seat, waistband and lower leg retain the approved shape.
Approve the selected fabric in garment form. Where performance limits apply, document the conditioning method, extension or wear cycle, measurement method and acceptance criteria. Recheck the finished garment after the agreed assessment.
Zip Fly, Pockets and Front Balance
The fly length, zipper tape, button position, front pocket opening and pocket bag must work within a close stretch fit. Excess bulk or tension can distort the front rise, pull the pintuck line or make the pockets gape.
Define fly and pocket construction in the tech pack. Review zipper operation, waistband alignment, pocket access, bag coverage and symmetry on the fit sample. Check rear pocket placement against the approved yoke and seat balance.
Faded Finish and Finished Measurements
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The reference has a faded denim appearance, but no wash chemistry or numeric shade standard is published. Provide an approved garment, swatch or visual reference for the intended effect. Finishing can influence shade, hand feel, stretch behavior and garment dimensions.
For repeat production, compare fading direction, seams, pintuck lines, pockets, hems and finished measurements with the buyer-approved reference. Clearly identify whether the measurement requirements apply before or after finishing.
Review New Asia’s denim fabric and wash development when preparing the project specification.
Buyer Requirement and Approval Controls
| Buyer Requirement | Manufacturing Risk | Control Method | Approval Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Defined rise and waist-to-hip balance | Conflicting rise interpretation changes fit | Confirm waist position and front/back rise POMs | Buyer-approved fit sample and measurement chart |
| Straight, symmetric pintuck lines | Seam path twists or pulls on the close leg | Set placement landmarks, width and stitch specification | Approved construction drawing and finished sample |
| Controlled 7/8 skinny proportion | Bagging, twisting or inconsistent ankle position | Define thigh, knee, calf, length and opening POMs | Approved measurement chart and size-set evidence |
| Clean zip-fly and pocket balance | Bulk or tension distorts the front panel | Review fly, pocket bag, opening and waistband together | Approved construction and fit sample |
| Required stretch behavior | Growth, opacity or recovery differs from expectation | Record project-specific method and limits | Approved requirement and applicable project evidence |
| Repeatable faded finish | Shade or measurements drift after finishing | Approve finish on selected fabric and verify final garment | Retained finish reference and measurement report |
Private-Label Customization
Subject to development review, buyers can customize:
- verified rise, waistband depth and waist-to-hip fit;
- thigh, knee, calf, inseam, 7/8 length and ankle opening;
- pintuck placement, width and stitch direction;
- fly, button, pockets, belt loops and approved trim details;
- stretch-denim fabric, color and finish direction;
- woven labels, care labels, hangtags and packaging.
Use the OEM clothing manufacturing route for complete buyer specifications. Projects starting from an image, reference garment or partial concept can use the ODM development route. Compare other silhouettes in the custom jeans range or review the skinny-jeans sourcing guide.
Current Reference Size Table
These measurements are currently published for HANAHLR04. Confirm each POM definition, the measurement state and tolerance before production use.
| Size | Length (in / cm) | Waist (in / cm) | Hip (in / cm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 37 / 94 | 26.6 / 67.5 | 36 / 91.5 |
| S | 37.4 / 95 | 28.0 / 71 | 37.4 / 95 |
| M | 37.8 / 96 | 30.5 / 77.5 | 40 / 101.5 |
| L | 38.2 / 97 | 33.5 / 85 | 42.9 / 109 |
| XL | 38.6 / 98 | 36.6 / 93 | 46.1 / 117 |
Flexible MOQ Solutions
- In-stock styles: No MOQ
- Existing styles with customization: From 50 pcs
- Custom T-shirts, Hoodies & Sweatpants: From 100 pcs/color
- Garment-dyed products: From 150 pcs/color
- Denim & Other Fashion Garments: From 300 pcs/style
MOQ depends on whether the project uses stock, modifies an existing style or requires new development. Current stock is not implied. Share quantity, colors and customization scope for review.
Sampling and Bulk Planning
Typical Sample Development: 5–10 days after key product requirements are confirmed.
Typical Bulk Production: 15–30 days after sample approval and material readiness.
Fabric, finish, revisions, pintuck construction, trims and approvals can affect timing. Confirm the project schedule before ordering.
Care Reference
Wash separately in cold water before first wear. Machine wash cold inside out with like colors. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Cool iron if needed. Confirm the final care label for the selected fabric, finish and destination market.
What to Send for a Quotation
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Send a tech pack, measurement chart, reference garment or product images. Include the verified rise, size range, skinny proportions, 7/8 length, pintuck specification, fly, pockets, fabric, finish, branding, packaging, quantity and destination. State any required stretch, recovery, shrinkage, opacity, testing or tolerance criteria.
Email [business@shanghai-newasia.com.cn](mailto:business@shanghai-newasia.com.cn) for sampling and quotation review.
