The first lady of D&J is the founder and owner, Siuwan Tang or Wendy to our western customers. Siuwan grew up in Southern China hungry and poor, eating sweet potatoes if she was lucky and planting peanuts on the small allotment of land her family was allowed to use. Offered a push bike at 20 to stay home and help harvest the peanuts she refused and moved to Guangzhou to seek her fortune. Deng Xiaoping’s Chinese Economic reform and Buddha were on her side, getting financial backing and then designing and building her own sock factory on her first land purchase she begun selling socks at a time demand outran production. Siuwan tells the story of a typical day in which she would rise at 6 am to manage the manufacturing of the orders she had chased down the previous week, pack them into her first car and drive the 5 hours to her customers and to Hong Kong night market, then drive home sleep a bit and start again the next day.
At the same time Siuwan was a mother to 2 children and a wife, but divorce quickly saw her a single mother of 2 whilst still running a successful sock factory. China’s mushrooming garment manufacturing industry soon saw more sock factories open than the domestic market could cope with and Siuwan saw the coming downturn in the market quickly approaching. How to move forward and keep growing her business so her children would never experience the life of hunger she had? Siuwan saw the growing local market and saw the opportunities of the Great Opening and the influx of western business, she asked herself what she was good at and loved to do? Fashion was the answer, and she, with her indominable courage choose to risk it all to move to Hong Kong and start a women’s fashion business.
Named after her two children, David & Joan, she opened her company and from nothing but pure vision and will power begun approaching customers and at the same time knew that to really succeed she needed to learn English, which would be her fourth language after her hometown dialect, Cantonese, and Mandarin. Two children, single mother, new company, English lessons, and no income. This was her reality at that time, yet she never doubted herself and kept the vision of one day raising her family to a better level of life.
The reality that life was more touched her one day and being the type of person who takes action Siuwan began her journey of self-improvement thought the study of Buddhism.
Years of hard work and self/ improvement, and also being the victim of ruthless local businesspeople were she nearly lost everything, and never stopping and constant struggle. Years of single-minded effort without support from anybody else has finally bought her to a level of success that not even Covid or Putin has been able to bring down. Success always looks easy from the outside.
Siuwan has built D&J from a vision to an international manufacturing company over decades of hard work and constant effort and now employs over 1000 people in 4 different countries and has succeeded in changing her family’s future for the better.
The first lady of D&J is the founder and owner, Siuwan Tang or Wendy to our western customers.
Siuwan grew up in Southern China hungry and poor, eating sweet potatoes if she was lucky and planting peanuts on the small allotment of land her family was allowed to use. Offered a push bike at 20 to stay home and help harvest the peanuts she refused and moved to Guangzhou to seek her fortune. Deng Xiaoping’s Chinese Economic reform and Buddha were on her side, getting financial backing and then designing and building her own sock factory on her first land purchase she begun selling socks at a time demand outran production. Siuwan tells the story of a typical day in which she would rise at 6 am to manage the manufacturing of the orders she had chased down the previous week, pack them into her first car and drive the 5 hours to her customers and to Hong Kong night market, then drive home sleep a bit and start again the next day.
At the same time Siuwan was a mother to 2 children and a wife, but divorce quickly saw her a single mother of 2 whilst still running a successful sock factory. China’s mushrooming garment manufacturing industry soon saw more sock factories open than the domestic market could cope with and Siuwan saw the coming downturn in the market quickly approaching. How to move forward and keep growing her business so her children would never experience the life of hunger she had? Siuwan saw the growing local market and saw the opportunities of the Great Opening and the influx of western business, she asked herself what she was good at and loved to do? Fashion was the answer, and she, with her indominable courage choose to risk it all to move to Hong Kong and start a women’s fashion business.
Named after her two children, David & Joan, she opened her company and from nothing but pure vision and will power begun approaching customers and at the same time knew that to really succeed she needed to learn English, which would be her fourth language after her hometown dialect, Cantonese, and Mandarin. Two children, single mother, new company, English lessons, and no income. This was her reality at that time, yet she never doubted herself and kept the vision of one day raising her family to a better level of life.
The reality that life was more touched her one day and being the type of person who takes action Siuwan began her journey of self-improvement thought the study of Buddhism.
Years of hard work and self/ improvement, and also being the victim of ruthless local businesspeople were she nearly lost everything, and never stopping and constant struggle. Years of single-minded effort without support from anybody else has finally bought her to a level of success that not even Covid or Putin has been able to bring down. Success always looks easy from the outside.
Siuwan has built D&J from a vision to an international manufacturing company over decades of hard work and constant effort and now employs over 1000 people in 4 different countries and has succeeded in changing her family’s future for the better.
A: We are located in “Guangzhou”, the city of China’s largest province in terms of garment production and export, and are a professional garment manufacturer integrating professional design, pattern making, production, processing, customization and sales.
A: Yes, we have applied our GRS certificated for our own factory. All the fabrics and production obey sustainable GRS required.
A: Show us your tech packs or design sheets, we can help to you source fabric and accessories for match your design then raise a real sample for you. If you satisfied with sample, then we can make bulk production for you. We mainly produce Dress, Tops, Bottoms, Jumpsuit, T-shirt….. in different kind of fabric & technical like lace, chiffon, cotton, printing, beading, diamond stamping…..
ODM —–
1) The customer provides the product style, our designer designs the effect according to the conditions of the customer’s style, the customer determines the style and determines the fabric, and then our sample room implements sewing. Then the quotation is made and the order is entered.
2) Our company provides existing samples that have been designed, the customer selects them and enters the order.
OEM —
1) The customer comes to the sample, according to the customer’s requirements to carry out the customer sample copy, customer approval, into the order.
A: We have 4 factories with a total area of more than 2,000 square meters and over 1,000 employees. We have introduced advanced production equipment and passed the ISO9001 quality system certification.
A: Our monthly production capacity is 600,000 + pieces.
A: In line with our company vision, despite leading several brands to success, we are more incline to helping start ups to build up on their brands and business, thus, our MOQ can be lower and adjusted according to the client’s needs. For bulk orders we usually set at 300 pcs per style per color.
A: Right, don’t worry, we have a design team that can help you design the packaging. About shipping, you can choose fast ships, cargo shipping, air freight, your agent or ours, we ship the whole lot to you.
A: Our sample prices are subject to style. Sample prices are generally in the range of $80-100 USD. If there is no embroidery or printing this type of special process, our sample time is 5 working days, otherwise it may take 7-9 working days.
A: With the fabric and accessories ready, we usually need 21 working days to produce
A: Yes, of course. If you don’t have your own design, we have over 5000 styles for you to pick from and can redesign according to your requirements. And we have our stock product. We can offer you small MOQ stock product to help you to start your business first.
No.715-2, XingNan Road,
BanQiao Village,Nan Cun Town,
Panyu District,Guangzhou
Rm 2304 23/F, Saxon Tower,
No. 7 Cheung Shun Street,
Lai Chi Kok,
Hong Kong
D&J Industries (AU) Co. Ltd.
B1 13-21 Mandible Street
Alexandria NSW 2015 Australia
LA office :515 5/F, L A Apparel Mart,112 W 9th St #1200,Los Angeles, CA 90015
D&J Industries (AU) Co. Ltd.
B1 13-21 Mandible Street
Alexandria NSW 2015 Australia
No.715-2, XingNan Road,
BanQiao Village,Nan Cun Town,
Panyu District,Guangzhou
Rm 2304 23/F, Saxon Tower,
No. 7 Cheung Shun Street,
Lai Chi Kok,
Hong Kong
LA office :515 5/F, L A Apparel Mart,
112 W 9th St #1200,Los Angeles, CA 90015