The link making process is a fascinating journey from design to production. The design stage, where the style and color scheme of the tie are determined, is a critical step. The fabric used to make the tie comes in a variety of patterns, ranging from bold and vibrant to subtle and understated. Whether the tie is silk, cotton, or linen, each material requires special attention to angle and length during the cutting process.

Next in line is the crafting stage, where skilled workers stitch and mend the various parts of the tie. Workers typically perform tasks such as sewing, weaving, and even the steam-pressing process. The precision and attention to detail involved in this step are essential to creating a perfectly aligned and well-stitched tie.

Finally, the tie is prepared for delivery by going through some final auxiliary steps. The tie is tied with care and consideration, ensuring that the knot is not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional. Next, a logo sticker or tag is attached to the tie, marking it as the final stage of production.

Our production process is in line with the lean manufacturing principle, where we aim to eliminate any form of inventory, especially between adjacent processes. We pursue a single piece production process, meaning that each individual product is produced in the time it takes the assembly line to move one piece. We believe that our production process is streamlined, efficient, and sustainable.