Full Customization

From neoprene grade to hang tag — every detail, your decision. This page walks you through every option so you can specify exactly what you need.

7 Neoprene Grades4 Stitching Methods5 Exterior FinishesOEM & ODM
Neoprene Rubber

Choose the Right Rubber

Material determines warmth, flexibility, weight, and price. Here's a side-by-side comparison to help you decide.

SBR

Budget Entry

Standard synthetic rubber. Good insulation, lower elasticity. Ideal for price-sensitive markets and basic protection.

Density: ~1.3 g/cm³ Elasticity: ●○○
SnorkellingWater ParkEntry-level

CR (Neoprene)

Mainstream Choice

The industry standard. Balanced warmth, stretch, and durability. Fits most product lines and budgets.

Density: ~1.2 g/cm³ Elasticity: ●●○
ScubaSurfingTriathlon

Yamamoto #39

High-End Performance

Japanese limestone neoprene. Exceptional stretch and light weight. Preferred for competition-grade suits.

Density: ~0.92 g/cm³ Elasticity: ●●●
TriathlonFreedivingPremium

Yamamoto #40

Top-Tier Flexibility

Softer than #39 with even more stretch. Maximum comfort for high-end suits where range of motion is critical.

Density: ~0.92 g/cm³ Elasticity: ●●●
FreedivingTriathlonUltra-Premium

Jako

Mid-Range Balance

Taiwanese neoprene with good stretch-to-cost ratio. A solid upgrade from CR without Yamamoto pricing.

Density: ~1.0 g/cm³ Elasticity: ●●●
SurfingSpearfishingMid-Range

Nam Liong

Eco-Conscious

Taiwanese manufacturer with petroleum-based options and recycled-content lines. Good for brands targeting sustainability.

Density: ~1.1 g/cm³ Elasticity: ●●●
Eco LinesSurfingSwim

YULEX

Plant-Based Premium

Natural rubber from guayule plants. Comparable performance to Yamamoto with a significantly lower carbon footprint.

Density: ~1.0 g/cm³ Elasticity: ●●●
Eco PremiumEuropeHigh-End
OEM/ODM Process

4 Steps from Concept to Container

1

Design Brief

Share your tech pack, reference photos, or rough ideas. We'll confirm specs, materials, and pricing.

1–3 days
2

Sample Development

We produce a physical sample for your fit and quality review. Includes all custom details.

2–4 weeks
3

Approval & Revision

Review the sample. Need changes? We revise until it's right — up to 2 rounds included.

1–2 weeks
4

Bulk Production

Approved sample goes into mass production. QC inspection at every stage, photos before shipment.

5–10 weeks
Vertical Integration

6 Steps, One Roof

Every step from raw neoprene to finished wetsuit happens in our own factory. No outsourcing, no surprises.

Neoprene Slicing

1. Neoprene Slicing

Raw rubber sliced to your specified thickness (0.5–10mm)

Lamination

2. Lamination

Fabric bonded to neoprene — Nylon, Lycra, Smooth Skin, or SCS

Printing

3. Printing

Sublimation, screen print, or heat transfer — full-color custom graphics

Cutting

4. Cutting

Computerized cutting tables for precision pattern pieces

Sewing

5. Sewing

GBS, Flatlock, Taped, or Liquid Sealed — per your spec

QC & Packing

6. QC & Packing

100% inspection, branded labels, custom packaging, shipped

Lead Time & MOQ

How Fast & How Much

Lead Time

Sample development2–4 weeks
Sample revision1–2 weeks
Bulk production (≤500 pcs)5–6 weeks
Bulk production (500–1,000 pcs)6–8 weeks
Bulk production (1,000+ pcs)8–10 weeks

Lead times are based on off-season estimates. Actual delivery may vary depending on current production schedule.

Minimum Order Quantity

  • Standard MOQ: 100 pcs per style/color
  • Trial order: 100 pcs accepted for new partners
  • Sample order: 3–5 pcs for fit & quality approval
  • Mixed sizes: Full size run included in MOQ
  • Reorder: No MOQ restriction on repeat orders
  • Rush orders: Available with 10–15% surcharge

Trial Order 100 pcs — Start Your Brand Today

No need to commit to large volumes upfront. Test the market, refine your line, then scale.

7Neoprene Grades
4Stitching Methods
5Exterior Finishes
100 pcsTrial MOQ
5–10 wksBulk Lead Time

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