OEM Vintage Washed Raw-Hem Bootcut Jeans Manufacturer

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Primary Purpose: Lead Generation and Product Validation

This page helps private label apparel buyers evaluate Newasia K9802 as a customizable development base for vintage-washed bootcut and relaxed denim collections. It provides practical information about MOQ, fabric composition, silhouette confirmation, wash development, distressed raw-hem construction, sample approval, bulk shade consistency, recycled-fiber documentation, labeling, packaging, and destination-market requirements.

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Basic Product Information

Product Overview

The Newasia K9802 Vintage Washed Raw Hem Bootcut Jeans are developed for private label denim brands, streetwear labels, vintage-inspired fashion companies, boutiques, and apparel buyers seeking a faded medium-wash jeans style with a distressed hem and relaxed silhouette.

The product name identifies the style as bootcut jeans, while the supplied description also refers to a baggy fit and clean-fit appearance. For development purposes, the current silhouette can be understood as a relaxed or baggy upper-leg construction transitioning into a wider bootcut leg opening. The final thigh width, knee width, flare starting point, and leg-opening measurement should be confirmed through a buyer-approved size specification or reference sample.

The current style features a mid-rise waist, front zipper and button closure, belt loops, classic five-pocket construction, whiskering, fading, and an intentionally distressed raw hem. The faded medium-blue wash can be retained or adjusted according to the buyer’s desired indigo shade, abrasion level, contrast, whisker placement, and vintage appearance.

The listed fabric composition is 74.7% cotton, 17.5% polyester, 6.8% recycled fiber, and 1% other fiber. The exact recycled-fiber type and the identity of the “other fiber” should be verified before care labels, testing documents, product claims, customs information, and bulk production are finalized.

As an OEM / ODM jeans manufacturer, Newasia can develop K9802 from a buyer’s tech pack, reference garment, product photographs, wash standard, sketches, or collection concept. Buyers may customize the fabric, rise, fit, knee shape, bootcut width, garment length, wash, whiskering, distressing, pockets, stitching, hardware, labels, and packaging.

The MOQ is 300 pcs per color per design. Garment sampling, fit approval, wash-panel approval, and pre-production sample confirmation can be arranged before bulk production.

Silhouette Clarification Before Sampling

The supplied information uses both “bootcut” and “baggy” to describe the product. These terms can represent different pattern constructions, so the final shape should be confirmed before quotation and sampling.

Recommended confirmation points include:

• Waist and hip ease.
• Front and back rise.
• Upper-thigh width.
• Knee width.
• Point where the leg begins to flare.
• Leg-opening width.
• Inseam and outseam.
• Whether the garment should stack over footwear.
• Whether the silhouette is women’s, men’s, or unisex-inspired.
• Whether “clean fit” refers to an uncluttered construction or a cleaner wash appearance.

Possible silhouette directions include:

1. Relaxed Bootcut – relaxed thigh with a moderate opening below the knee.
2. Baggy Bootcut – oversized thigh and knee with a visibly wider hem.
3. Classic Bootcut – fitted upper leg with a subtle flare below the knee.
4. Wide Bootcut – straight or loose upper leg transitioning into a broad hem.
5. Flared Fit – more pronounced expansion from the knee to the hem.

Final terminology should match the approved measurement chart and sample rather than relying only on the product name.

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Key Product Features

• Mid-rise construction suitable for private label denim programs.
• Relaxed or baggy upper-leg fit with a bootcut-style leg opening.
• Faded medium-wash denim appearance.
• Fabric composition listed as 74.7% cotton, 17.5% polyester, 6.8% recycled fiber, and 1% other fiber.
• Front zipper and button closure.
• Belt loops for standard jeans construction.
• Classic five-pocket styling.
• Light-to-medium whiskering and fading.
• Intentionally distressed raw hem.
• Customizable knee width, flare starting point, leg opening, and garment length.
• Customizable wash depth, abrasion, distressing, and hem-fray level.
• Suitable for vintage denim, streetwear, western-inspired, casual fashion, and seasonal capsule collections.
• Fit sample and wash approval are recommended before bulk production.
• Exact fiber types should be verified before labels are printed.
• Recycled-material claims should only be used when supported by appropriate documentation.

Vintage Wash Development Options

The current product is described as faded medium-wash denim. Buyers can retain this appearance or request a buyer-specific wash standard.

Possible development options include:

• Medium-blue vintage wash.
• Light indigo wash.
• Dark-to-medium faded wash.
• Stone-washed appearance.
• Enzyme-washed appearance.
• Soft vintage fading.
• High-contrast thigh fading.
• Tonal whiskering.
• High-contrast whiskering.
• Knee fading.
• Seat fading.
• Seam highlighting.
• Pocket-edge abrasion.
• Waistband abrasion.
• Vintage overcast.
• Dirty vintage effect.
• Clean medium wash.
• Matte washed finish.
• Buyer-approved custom wash.

The exact production method should be confirmed according to the required visual effect, fabric behavior, testing requirements, restricted-substance requirements, and target price.

A physical garment, approved wash panel, or clear color reference is recommended for accurate development.

OEM / ODM Customization Options

K9802 can be used as a development reference. Buyers are not restricted to the existing composition, medium wash, fit, bootcut width, distressing, or raw-hem finish.

Size Chart Section

Bottoms Size Chart Template

Detailed size specifications can be provided upon request or developed according to your tech pack. We recommend sending the target size range, fit reference, knee width, leg-opening requirement, and destination market for a custom grading proposal.

Final measurements can be adjusted based on your target market size grading or approved sample.

The size chart is for reference only. U.S. and European size grading can be discussed based on buyer requirements.

Bootcut Fit Grading Considerations

Bootcut jeans require coordinated grading of the upper leg, knee, flare transition, and hem opening.

The grading review may include:

• Waist and hip measurements.
• Front and back rise.
• Crotch extension.
• Thigh width.
• Knee width.
• Flare starting point.
• Leg-opening width.
• Inseam and outseam.
• Raw-hem cutting position.
• Wash shrinkage allowance.
• Pocket dimensions and position.
• Fly length.
• Belt-loop spacing.
• Petite, regular, and tall lengths.
• Men’s, women’s, or unisex-inspired proportions.

A fitting sample should be approved before bulk production, especially because the supplied description combines baggy and bootcut terminology.

Production Process

1. The buyer sends a tech pack, physical sample, product photographs, wash reference, sketch, or collection idea.
2. We review the fabric, fiber composition, weight, wash, rise, upper-leg fit, knee width, bootcut opening, hem, pockets, trims, labels, and packaging.
3. The exact silhouette is confirmed through measurements or a reference sample.
4. Recycled-fiber and other-fiber details are reviewed where documentation is required.
5. The medium wash, whiskering, fading, abrasion, and distressed-hem appearance are discussed.
6. Fabric, wash panel, button, zipper, rivet, patch, label, and packaging references are confirmed.
7. A garment sample or wash-panel sample is developed.
8. The buyer reviews the fit, flare shape, measurements, wash effect, hem distressing, pockets, and workmanship.
9. A revised sample or wash adjustment is prepared where required.
10. A pre-production sample and final wash standard are approved before bulk production.
11. Bulk fabric, trims, labels, and packaging materials are prepared.
12. Bulk production begins according to the approved sample and technical specification.
13. In-line checks are conducted during cutting, sewing, washing, distressing, finishing, and packing.
14. Final measurements, wash appearance, raw hem, labels, and packaging are inspected before shipment.

Sample lead time can be confirmed after technical and wash review. Bulk lead time can be discussed based on quantity, fabric availability, wash complexity, distressing process, testing, and production capacity.

Quality Control

Vintage washed raw-hem bootcut jeans require controls for fabric composition, fit, flare balance, shade consistency, distressing, and measurement change.

Fabric and Cutting Control

• Fabric inspection before cutting.
• Fabric shade and roll variation checking.
• Fabric composition verification based on supplier information.
• Recycled-fiber type and percentage reviewed where documentation is required.
• Other fiber details confirmed where applicable.
• Fabric weight and hand feel compared with the approved reference.
• Stretch and recovery checked where required.
• Pattern and marker checked before bulk cutting.
• Grain direction and panel alignment inspected.
• Left and right bootcut panels checked for symmetry.
• Size grading reviewed before bulk cutting.

Sewing and Construction Control

• Waistband, fly, belt loops, pockets, inseam, and side seams inspected.
• Stitching, seam allowance, and topstitching checked.
• Button, zipper, rivet, and hardware inspected.
• Five-pocket construction verified.
• Mid-rise measurement checked.
• Upper-leg volume and knee width inspected.
• Flare transition and leg-opening symmetry checked.
• Loose threads and workmanship reviewed.
• Garment balance checked laid flat and, where applicable, on a fitting form.

Wash Control

• Base medium-blue shade compared with the approved reference.
• Whisker position, angle, width, and contrast checked.
• Front thigh fading inspected.
• Back and seat fading reviewed where applicable.
• Seam and pocket highlighting checked.
• Left-to-right wash balance inspected.
• Front-to-back balance reviewed.
• Garment-to-garment variation monitored.
• Batch-to-batch differences reviewed.
• Overwashing, unwanted stains, and excessive abrasion identified.
• Approved wash standard retained for bulk comparison.

Distressed Raw-Hem Control

• Raw-hem cutting position checked before and after washing.
• Final inseam and outseam verified.
• Fray depth compared with the approved sample.
• Left and right hem level inspected.
• Excessive loose threads removed according to the approved standard.
• Unintended tearing above the approved distressing area identified.
• Hem circumference checked.
• Distressing appearance reviewed for bulk consistency.
• Wash shrinkage allowance considered before cutting.
• Any asymmetry must be intentional and documented.

Measurement and Shrinkage Control

• Garments measured before and after washing where required.
• Waist, hip, rise, thigh, knee, inseam, outseam, and leg opening checked.
• Shrinkage testing can be discussed according to buyer requirements.
• Leg twisting or torque reviewed where applicable.
• Flare balance checked after the complete wash process.
• Fit compared with the approved sample.
• Measurement tolerances confirmed before production.

Bulk Shade Consistency

Vintage medium washes may show controlled garment-to-garment variation. Buyers should approve an acceptable range before bulk production.

A practical approval system may include:

• One approved standard sample.
• One acceptable lighter-limit sample.
• One acceptable darker-limit sample.
• Defined shade tolerance where applicable.
• Required whiskering placement.
• Acceptable fading contrast.
• Acceptable abrasion level.
• Approved raw-hem distressing range.
• Areas where random variation is permitted.
• Areas where stains or excessive damage are unacceptable.

Final Inspection

• Measurements checked against the approved size chart.
• Bootcut shape and leg-opening symmetry inspected.
• Wash appearance compared with approved references.
• Whiskering, fading, and distressing inspected.
• Raw-hem level and fray depth checked.
• Pocket, seam, closure, and hardware checked.
• Label, hangtag, barcode, and country of origin verified.
• Folding, polybag, carton quantity, and carton marks inspected.
• Final inspection completed before shipment.
• Third-party inspection support is available upon request.

Fiber Composition and Recycled-Content Note

The supplied fabric composition is:

• 74.7% cotton.
• 17.5% polyester.
• 6.8% recycled fiber.
• 1% other fiber.

Before production, buyers should confirm:

• The specific recycled-fiber type.
• Whether the recycled content is pre-consumer or post-consumer, if relevant.
• Whether the recycled percentage applies to the complete fabric.
• The identity of the 1% other fiber.
• Whether supporting certificates or transaction documents are available.
• Whether documentation applies to the exact production fabric lot.
• The permitted wording for labels, hangtags, packaging, and websites.
• Destination-market textile labeling requirements.

The term “recycled fiber” should not automatically be converted into claims such as:

• Certified recycled.
• Sustainable.
• Eco-friendly.
• Environmentally friendly.
• Low-impact.
• Circular.
• Green denim.

These claims should only be used when accurate, legally suitable, and supported by appropriate documentation.

Compliance and Documentation Support

Documentation and testing requirements can be reviewed according to the destination market and buyer instructions. Newasia does not claim certification, recycled-content verification, or regulatory compliance unless valid supporting documents are available or testing is arranged for the specific order.

Available support may include:

• Verified fiber composition information.
• Care-label information.
• Country of origin label.
• Main brand label.
• Size label.
• Importer or distributor information where required.
• Packaging label.
• Barcode sticker.
• Packing list and commercial invoice information.
• Fiber composition testing can be discussed.
• Recycled-content documentation can be reviewed where available.
• Colorfastness testing support can be discussed.
• Crocking or rubbing-fastness testing can be discussed.
• Shrinkage testing can be arranged if required.
• Seam-strength testing can be discussed.
• Wash-durability testing can be discussed.
• Distressed-hem durability testing can be discussed.
• Fabric safety or flammability testing can be discussed if required.
• REACH-related testing requirements can be discussed for European orders.
• California Prop 65-related requirements can be reviewed for California market orders.
• Buyer-specific restricted-substance requirements can be reviewed.
• Third-party testing or inspection support is available upon request.

Testing fees, recycled-content verification, labeling, packaging, inspection, and compliance responsibilities should be confirmed before order approval.

U.S. Market Considerations

For U.S. denim brands, streetwear labels, retailers, wholesalers, and private label buyers, K9802 can be adjusted according to buyer-specific sizing, labeling, packing, and testing requirements.

• U.S. size grading can be developed from the buyer’s approved chart.
• Rise, hip ease, thigh width, knee width, inseam, and leg opening can be adjusted.
• Women’s, men’s, and unisex-inspired fits can be discussed.
• Petite, regular, and tall length programs can be developed.
• Raw-hem length can be adjusted for different footwear and styling requirements.
• Private label buttons, patches, labels, hangtags, and retail packaging can be customized.
• Exact fiber composition should be confirmed before care labels are printed.
• Recycled-material claims should be supported by appropriate documentation.
• Country of origin and care information can be prepared according to buyer requirements.
• Colorfastness, crocking, shrinkage, wash durability, and seam testing can be discussed.
• Fabric safety or flammability testing can be discussed if required.
• California Prop 65-related requirements can be reviewed if intended for California.
• Barcode stickers, SKU labels, carton marks, and warehouse routing labels can be prepared.

European Market Considerations

For European denim brands, boutiques, online retailers, wholesalers, and private label buyers, destination-specific requirements can be discussed during development.

• European size grading can be developed according to buyer specifications.
• Exact textile fiber names and percentages should be confirmed before labeling.
• The specific recycled fiber should be identified where required.
• Environmental and recycled-content claims should be supported by appropriate evidence.
• Care-label language can be adjusted for the destination country.
• REACH-related chemical testing requirements can be discussed before production.
• Wash chemicals, dyes, hardware, coatings, and trims can be reviewed where required.
• Colorfastness and rubbing-fastness requirements can be discussed.
• Packaging, importer information, and product documents can be adjusted.
• Traceability-related information can be prepared if requested.
• Packaging and carton information can be adapted according to retailer instructions.

Sustainability and Responsible Sourcing

The supplied fabric information includes 6.8% recycled fiber. However, no recycled-content certification or supporting documentation has been provided in the product parameters.

Sustainability-related discussions may include:

• Verification of the recycled-fiber type.
• Review of available material certificates or transaction documents.
• Buyer-specified recycled-content fabrics where available.
• Preferred cotton or alternative fiber options.
• Alternative wash processes where technically feasible.
• Reduced-plastic or recyclable packaging options.
• Optimized carton packing.
• Material traceability information where available.
• Order-specific documentation support where applicable.

Newasia does not claim that K9802 is certified recycled, sustainable, eco-friendly, low-impact, water-saving, or environmentally preferred unless valid supporting documentation is available for the exact fabric and production order.

Technical File and Buyer Documentation

Clear technical documentation helps reduce fit differences, flare-shape errors, wash misunderstandings, raw-hem inconsistency, fiber-labeling errors, and hidden development costs.

Available documents may include:

• Tech pack review.
• Bill of materials.
• Verified fabric specification.
• Fiber composition record.
• Recycled-fiber information where available.
• Fabric weight and hand-feel reference.
• Size specification sheet.
• Measurement tolerance chart.
• Size grading rules.
• Bootcut pattern reference.
• Knee and leg-opening specifications.
• Flare starting-point reference.
• Pocket specification.
• Stitching and seam details.
• Medium-blue color reference.
• Approved wash panel.
• Whiskering-placement map.
• Fading and abrasion reference.
• Raw-hem distressing standard.
• Light and dark wash limits.
• Button, zipper, rivet, and patch references.
• Trim card.
• Pre-production sample comments.
• Approved sample reference.
• Main label, size label, and care-label artwork.
• Packaging instructions.
• Barcode and carton-mark information.
• Bulk production inspection checklist.
• Packing list and shipping-mark details.

What Is a Tech Pack?

A tech pack is a technical document explaining how a garment should be produced. It normally includes drawings, measurements, fabric, trims, colors, construction details, wash references, distressing, labels, tolerances, and packaging requirements.

A complete tech pack is useful but is not required to begin an initial development discussion. Buyers may also send:

• A physical reference garment.
• Competitor or inspiration photographs.
• Front and back design sketches.
• Basic garment measurements.
• A target fit description such as “mid-rise relaxed bootcut.”
• Required thigh, knee, and leg-opening measurements.
• Fabric images or swatches.
• Medium-wash references.
• Marked photographs showing whiskering, fading, and distressing.
• Raw-hem references.
• Target size range.
• Destination market.
• Label and packaging requirements.

The Newasia ODM team can review these materials and discuss the technical information required for sampling.

Trade Terms and Order Discussion

Sample Policy Guidance

• Samples can be developed from a tech pack, physical garment, photographs, wash references, or a design concept.
• Sample costs depend on fabric sourcing, bootcut pattern development, wash trials, distressing, trims, labels, and courier requirements.
• Multiple wash or raw-hem trials may require additional development discussion and cost confirmation.
• Sample lead time is confirmed after technical and wash review.
• Buyer comments can be incorporated into revised samples.
• A final pre-production sample and wash standard should be approved before bulk production.
• Fabric, fit, knee width, leg opening, wash, raw hem, trims, labels, and packaging should be confirmed before production.
• Testing, recycled-content documents, packaging, labeling, and inspection costs should be discussed upfront.

Why Choose Newasia

Newasia supports OEM and ODM jeans development for private label denim brands, streetwear labels, vintage fashion companies, wholesalers, retailers, boutiques, and apparel startups.

• OEM and ODM denim development support.
• Private label manufacturing based on buyer requirements.
• Development from tech packs, physical samples, photographs, sketches, or wash references.
• Fit, garment sample, and wash approval before bulk production.
• Custom fabric, vintage wash, bootcut fit, distressing, and raw-hem development.
• U.S. and European size grading discussion.
• Custom labels, patches, hangtags, barcodes, packaging, and carton marks.
• Bulk wash consistency checking against approved references.
• Measurement inspection after washing.
• Raw-hem and flare-balance inspection.
• Fiber composition and documentation review support.
• Testing support available upon request.
• Third-party inspection coordination can be discussed.

Ideal For

• Denim brands.
• Streetwear brands.
• Vintage-inspired fashion labels.
• Western-inspired fashion brands.
• Private label apparel companies.
• Boutique clothing labels.
• Fashion retailers.
• Online clothing retailers.
• Apparel wholesalers.
• Clothing distributors.
• Fashion startups.
• U.S. apparel buyers.
• European fashion brands.
• UK private label buyers.
• Canadian apparel companies.
• Australian clothing retailers.
• Buyers developing vintage medium-wash denim.
• Brands sourcing bootcut or relaxed-flare jeans.
• Buyers developing distressed raw-hem styles.
• Brands seeking customizable five-pocket denim.

What to Send for a Fast Quote

To receive a more accurate quotation and development assessment, please provide:

• Product reference: K9802.
• Required order quantity.
• Quantity per color.
• Target size range.
• Destination market.
• Tech pack, if available.
• Physical reference garment or product photographs.
• Front and back design sketches.
• Required fabric composition.
• Required recycled-fiber type and percentage.
• Required fabric weight.
• Required recycled-content documentation, if any.
• Medium-blue wash reference.
• Whiskering and fading reference.
• Target fit and rise.
• Required hip and thigh measurements.
• Required knee width.
• Required flare starting point.
• Required leg-opening measurement.
• Required inseam and outseam.
• Raw-hem distressing reference.
• Required pocket configuration.
• Stitching and seam details.
• Button, rivet, zipper, and patch requirements.
• Main label, size label, and care-label artwork.
• Hangtag and barcode requirements.
• Packaging and carton-mark instructions.
• Testing or compliance requirements.
• Target delivery date.
• Destination country and port.
• Preferred shipping or trade terms.
• Third-party inspection requirements, if any.

Clear fit, fiber, wash, and distressing references help us evaluate production feasibility, development costs, shade variation, and quotation accuracy.

Care Instructions

Wash once 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.

Because this product uses a vintage wash and intentionally distressed raw hem, some controlled variation in shade, fading, abrasion, and fraying may occur between garments. The acceptable range should be confirmed during sample approval.

Final care-label wording should be reviewed according to the verified fiber composition, recycled-fiber type, wash process, distressing method, trims, and buyer testing requirements.

B2B FAQ

1. Can I customize these jeans for my own brand?

Yes. Fabric, composition, wash, rise, upper-leg fit, knee width, bootcut opening, distressing, pockets, trims, labels, packaging, and carton marks can be customized.

2. What is the MOQ?

The MOQ is 300 pcs per color per design.

3. Can I send my own tech pack or reference sample?

Yes. Development can begin from a tech pack, physical garment, product photographs, sketches, wash references, or collection concept.

4. Is this style baggy or bootcut?

The product name identifies it as bootcut, while the supplied description also states baggy. The final silhouette should be confirmed through thigh, knee, and leg-opening measurements or an approved reference sample.

5. Can the bootcut width be changed?

Yes. The knee width, flare starting point, leg opening, inseam, and overall silhouette can be adjusted.

6. Can the vintage wash be customized?

Yes. The base shade, whiskering, fading, abrasion, contrast, and overall wash intensity can be adjusted according to an approved reference.

7. Will every washed garment look exactly identical?

Minor controlled variation may occur. An approved standard and acceptable light and dark limits can be used for bulk production control.

8. Can the raw-hem distressing be changed?

Yes. Fray depth, thread length, cutting position, distressing intensity, symmetry, and finished length can be customized.

9. What type of recycled fiber is used?

The supplied parameters state 6.8% recycled fiber but do not identify the fiber type. This should be confirmed before labels and claims are finalized.

10. Is the product certified recycled?

No certification has been provided. Certified recycled-content claims should only be made if valid documentation is available for the exact production fabric.

11. What does “1% other fiber” mean?

The exact fiber identity was not provided. It should be verified before care labels, customs information, testing documents, and bulk production are finalized.

12. Do you support private label production?

Yes. Main labels, size labels, care labels, brand patches, hangtags, barcode stickers, retail packaging, and carton marks can be customized.

13. Can sizing be adjusted for U.S. and European markets?

Yes. U.S., European, UK, Australian, unisex, and buyer-specific size grading can be discussed.

14. Can testing or third-party inspection be arranged?

Yes. Fiber composition, colorfastness, rubbing fastness, shrinkage, seam strength, wash durability, raw-hem durability, and third-party inspection can be discussed.

15. What information should I send for a quotation?

Please send the quantity, size range, destination country, fabric specification, wash reference, thigh and knee measurements, leg-opening requirement, raw-hem reference, labels, packaging, testing needs, and target delivery date.

Final CTA

Request a Custom Jeans Quote

Send Newasia your tech pack, reference garment, product photographs, vintage wash reference, fit measurements, target quantity, and customization requirements to begin your custom denim project.

Our development team can review the fabric composition, mid-rise construction, relaxed upper-leg fit, bootcut opening, faded medium wash, whiskering, raw-hem distressing, five-pocket construction, size grading, private label trims, packaging, sample development, and bulk production requirements for your brand.