Are you a factory or trading company? Hongmioo is both manufacturer and trading company. We are located in 3 Floor NO.5 jinxiu Road,Shuitou,Pingyang,Wenzhou,Zhejiang, China. Feel free to come visit, and it is our pleasure to show you around the factory and the city.
Can I get samples first of my own design, and then start the order? Yes, of course. We charge you mould fee and the express delivery cost. Once get your confirmation, we will start the order.
How about your after-service? If you are not satisfied with the products received, please contact us.We will find a good solution and reply you ASAP.
Where Is Your Factory? Here is the address of our factory: 4Floor NO.10 jinxiu Road,Shuitou,Pingyang,Wenzhou,Zhejiang, China. 325405Welcome to visit our factory for factory checking and quality checking.
What Is The Delivery Time The delivery time depended on the order quantity and the products itself.If we need to remake a new mold for the buckle,the mold time is about 15-20 daysGenerally,the producing time is around 25 days for order quantity within 2000pcs. And the sample time is about 2-7 days.
How Do You Measure The Belt Size ?
What Should I Provide If Asking For Custom Design For My Belt? A: 1.If you want to emboss your logo on leather belt, please offer clear photo of your logo.2.If youwant to use your own pattern on our needlepoint products, please offer clear photo as well, we will make pre-production drawing for checking.3.If youhave some designs you really like and you want to use the same buckle or strapin your belt, below are our solutions under this situation.3.1. If you have original sample, we would recommend that you send the sample to us,which could help us to produce the most similar design according to your sample.3.2. If you only have photos to show and you are willing to develop the same material and buckle, we would try our best to produce the most similar design according to the photo.3.3. If you only have photos to show and you can accept us to use similar design to replace, we will use similar material and buckle to replace.Before we put your designs into production, we will offer pre-production design for checking. If you need to modify any detail, you could feel free to contact with us, our design department will modify according to your requirements.
Can You Work With Our Shipping Forwarder? Yes,pls send us the contact info.of your shipping forwarder.We will contact them and ship goods to them.
Are you a factory or trading company? Hongmioo is both manufacturer and trading company. We are located in 3Floor NO.5 jinxiu Road,Shuitou,Pingyang,Wenzhou,Zhejiang, China Feel free to come visit, and it is our pleasure to show you around the factory and the city.
Why The product price in our website is different from our real quotation? As a manufacturer, we mostly target wholesales clients, thus price varies based on order quantity,product material and other requirements.
Can I have some samples before ordering? Yes, we could offer your free samples, however delivery cost and sample cost should be on your responsibility. For custom samples, please contact sales06@hongmioo.com for further discussion.
The Art of Hand Stitching Hand stitching is a traditional skill that still has a very important place in 21st Century manufacture; Bespoke suits, Saddlery, Shoemaking, Glove Making, Harness and Bridle work, Leather Goods, Curtains and Soft furnishings, are some of many more everyday goods and apparel. At the Worcestershire Leather Company, Tim Hardy and his craftsmen use hand stitching on all of our Bridle leather belts, Drinks Cases, Cartridge Cases, Luggage, Handbags and Shooting Accessories simply because it provides an extremely strong and fine looking stitch that surpasses anything a sewing machine can produce. Thought by some, (including some leather companies I have noticed recently), to be stitching done by machine whilst the work is guided by human hands, it is in fact a term that applies (rather obviously) to the skill, or in this case many skills, needed to effect good stitching with one’s hands using a needle (or needles in our case) and thread. This art form evolved over the centuries preceding sewing machines to reach its zenith during Victorian times since when it has changed very little if at all. The advantages stitching by hand offer are numerous due to the direct connection of human hand to the article being made. Should a stronger or weaker tension be required for certain parts of the work, then the craftsman imparts this knowledge and skill directly through the stitch – something a machine cannot achieve. This becomes more obvious when applied to the very best that Hongmioo and similar high echelon tailors of bespoke suits produce where for example hand sewing is needed on the parts of the jacket that have to be flexible, such as the collar and armholes. Only a skilled tailor will know exactly how to stitch this correctly by hand and ensure just enough stitch tension and spacing is used to keep the pieces firmly together but with enough movement between them. Curtain makers of the higher order will use a similar understanding to the Savile Row tailor with the linings of curtains ensuring what amounts to the difference between them hanging beautifully or looking like old rags put up to the window. The delicate stitching used in this instance is almost invisible from front or back and is the mark of quality curtain making. Glove making in years past was one of Worcester’s main industries when hand sewn gloves were produced in abundance by the renowned names of Dents and Fownes alongside many other manufacturers. The very best examples such as hogskin gloves were hand sewn by the most experienced glovers and although no longer made in Worcester, these much sought are after symbols of Gentlemanly style are still produced today. Saddlers have one of the biggest selections of hand stitching techniques in their armoury, all of which are employed during the complex manufacture of top quality saddles, made to be the very best and to fit the very best horses with uncompromising comfort for horse and rider with total reliability. These stitch types will include both double and single hand stitching when welt sewing for example, or the ‘lacing in’ of the pommel, cantle and surrounding areas when heavy duty thread is used to hold the whole seat, panel and tree parts of the saddle together. Several more disciplines will use different lengths and shapes of needles and a variety of thread weights and thicknesses according to leather types and their respective function within the saddle as in the case of girth straps (heavy) or knee rolls (light). Shoemakers, or Cordwainers as they are also known, will know many of the types of hand sewing mentioned above but probably by different names and with different applications. Most allied trades have unique terms for their skills even when the same technique is used and the shoe trade is no different where they will stitch the very finest shoes by hand, often making the linen threads by hand also (as do the best Saddlers I must add), but where a Saddler may say ‘lacing in’ the Cordwainer may say ‘closing’. Demand for Hand stitching in today’s world is largely driven by two factors I feel, the first being pure economics and the second being the refusal of skilled craftsmen to compromise on quality. The specific types of hand stitching we use are of the sort practised by Harness and Bridle makers as this is the predominant leather in our collections. The second part of this article will explain more of this, why it is stronger and some of the techniques involved.
How to Order the Correct Belt Size How to order the correct size leather belt seems to cause people unnecessary problems and results in my being asked the same question half a dozen times a week at least. Thanks to more than twenty years of solving this dilemma for my customers, I felt it worth sharing the solution with those of you facing such a decision or anyone who might be interested. Taking a leather belt you use regularly, thread it through your preferred or current favourite trousers/denims. This will get around the problem of where on the body you are currently wearing them e.g. on the hips or waist which can make a difference of up to four inches. Fasten your leather belt comfortably and in the preferred position on your waist noting carefully which hole you are using to fasten the buckle tongue through. This is usually obvious from the mark left by the buckle tongue from continued use. Remove the leather belt and lay it flat on a table where you can now easily measure with a tape from the hole discussed above to where the leather turns through the buckle. N.B. Make sure the belt is flat on the table and is stretched out tightly and as straight as possible otherwise you will get an incorrect measurement! This measurement is the size of the leather belt you need to order and the reason the measuring is only done to where the leather goes through the buckle is because the length of the buckle allows for length lost in fastening and the extra circumference needed to go around the waistband which more than often is an inch or so. We usually size our leather belts to the second tightest hole because as our leather belts are known to last for up to twenty years it allows the wearer to expand, which is more often than not the case! They can however be ordered to fasten on the middle hole but one inch of expansion on the waistline and the leather belt will look out of balance. Hope this helps some or all of you and avoids needless disappointment and the tedious task of returning the goods.
When our factory come back to work again? Our factory now work normally from 25th,Feb.2020.Any questions please contact us and we will reply you soon.