About Wearhub
You Don’t Need
Another Factory.
You need a supply chain that keeps up with your sales.
01
Your Business Is Growing. Your Supply Chain Isn’t.
When a brand is just starting out, one factory is enough. But once sales settle in and your SKU count grows, the problems change. Bulk colors drift from the approved sample. With every reorder, the fit shifts a little. In Q4, the capacity you were promised goes to a bigger customer. A style takes off, but the restock cycle doesn’t speed up—and your ranking and cash flow take the hit together. To cover leggings, sports bras and jackets, you’re managing several factories at once, each with its own standards, each pointing at the others when something goes wrong.
Working with overseas brands, we found the root cause isn’t whether one factory is good or bad. A single factory can only make what its own lines can make. A trading company can’t control factories it doesn’t own. A brand that’s already scaling needs a supply chain that’s managed as one—with someone accountable for the final result.
02
Our Factories. China’s Best Makers. One Supply Chain.
Wearhub is a manufacturer and trading company in one. We run our own factories and work long-term with some of China’s top activewear makers, integrating them by category into one system: one quality standard, one team, one partner accountable for the result. Your categories can keep growing—your supplier count stays at one.
We don’t start with your order. We start by understanding your business: your sales rhythm, your launch calendar, which styles are core and which are tests. Core styles stay in stock through proven patterns and stocking agreements. For new styles, exclusive designs are sampled in 3–7 days, and proven fits take new colors and prints without a new pattern—so your launches keep pace with the market. We also see shipment data across multiple factories and online export data, so we often spot a rising style before the bestseller lists do, and help you decide what to chase and what to drop.
03
People Who Get Brands. Systems That Run Factories.
Every experienced buyer knows that follow-ups, fast replies and samples are just the basics. What sets a supplier apart is someone who can make decisions from the brand’s side of the table. Our core team has run Amazon, Shopify and TikTok stores. They read your sales data and know what one stockout does to your ranking and your cash flow—backed by production and quality teams who know fabric and construction inside out. So before you place an order, we put the risks on the table: which fabric is prone to shade variation, which style needs capacity locked early, which batch needs tighter inspection.
Behind that team are 8 factories of our own with over 1 million pieces of monthly capacity, plus partner factories integrated by category. For long-term partners, we lock in safety stock for your bestsellers, sign stocking agreements and reserve peak-season capacity for you. On quality, we match construction to your positioning and target price: you won’t pay for details you don’t need on a $30 legging, and a $100 set won’t carry the risk of a lower tier. Our top S tier has all 20 craft details and 36 process steps in place, with every batch traceable to its dye lot. Our factories are BSCI-audited, and our fabrics and products are OEKO-TEX and GRS certified. Any third-party audit or inspection agency you designate is welcome—a good supply chain isn’t afraid of being checked.
- BSCI
- OEKO-TEX
- GRS
- Third-Party Audits Welcome
04
We Choose to Go Further With Brands That Already Sell.
Most of our partners are past the proving stage: sellers with steady sales on Amazon and Shopify, DTC brands with their own loyal customers, private labels for gym and yoga studio chains, and creators who have turned their influence into a brand. We’re not chasing one-off orders. What matters to us is whether a brand can keep growing with us, season after season.
A typical partnership goes like this. In season one, we take over a few of your best-selling core styles and align pattern, fabric and color one by one, so bulk matches the sample you approved. In season two, we lock in safety stock for those styles based on your sales rhythm, sign stocking agreements, and use proven patterns to test a few new styles fast. By peak season, your capacity is already reserved—when a style takes off, the restock keeps up. A few seasons in, you’re managing fewer suppliers, carrying less dead stock and losing fewer sales to stockouts.
05
Problems Will Happen. We’ll Be the First to Step Up.
We don’t promise nothing will ever go wrong—no supply chain can. What we promise is this: when something goes wrong, we step up first, fix it, then trace it to the root so it doesn’t happen in the next batch. Behind the steps you never see are countless tests, calls and adjustments. We do the trial and error. You get the most stable result.
In the end, we give our partners two things: more revenue and lower costs. Fewer markdowns on stock that didn’t sell, fewer sales lost to stockouts, fewer suppliers to manage and fewer steps to chase—so you can put your energy back into your brand and your growth.
You Own the Brand and the Growth.
We’ll Handle the Supply Chain.
If your brand is already selling and you’re looking for a supply chain to take it to the next level, let’s start with your plan for next season.
