ABOUT OSS GARMENT
Built in China.
Shaped by Japan.
Nearly two decades of China-Japan collaboration have shaped how we develop, inspect and deliver womenswear.
OUR STORY
We understand production from the retailer's side.
Our collaboration with Japanese partner ACEHIGH Co., Ltd. began in 2006. As the business moved into Japanese e-commerce and then womenswear, our role evolved from sourcing and inspection into product development, sample making, production management and delivery.
Because we have supported brands selling directly to Japanese consumers, we understand the real cost of inconsistent sizing, poor workmanship, inaccurate quantities and missed delivery dates.
China-Japan business collaboration begins.
Japanese e-commerce operations expand through Rakuten.
The business focus shifts toward women's fashion.
Knitwear development and supply begins at meaningful scale.
SAISON DE PAPILLON opens on ZOZOTOWN.
A Humen sample room and small-batch garment team are established.
Our Japanese-market experience is now available to global brands.
BRAND EXPERIENCE
Three different routes to the Japanese customer.
SAISON DE PAPILLON
Original womenswear designed for women approximately 30-50 years old. Styles are developed in-house rather than selected from ready-made wholesale collections.
DRESS+
Occasion and professional womenswear for work, Japanese school entrance ceremonies, weddings and formal social events.
SEU
A buyer-led select-shop model built around curated products, accessible prices and fast-moving online demand.
These brands have been sold through established Japanese e-commerce channels including Rakuten and ZOZOTOWN.
DEVELOPMENT IN DONGGUAN
One connected team from sample to shipment.
Our Humen development team includes production, merchandising, QC, design, pattern making and sample sewing. Knitwear is developed through its own specialist technical workflow.
Our Dongkeng warehouse and inspection center re-checks every garment after factory QC, verifies quantities, performs needle detection, repacks and prepares export cartons.
Historical internal records show a defect rate below 1% and a Japan-market return rate below 2%. Results vary by product and order.