Sock Wholesalers
We knit the socks. We handle the export.
Importers, brands and regional wholesalers brief us — a custom socks manufacturer for brands, knitting on our own machines in Zhuji, China.
Files on request: BSCI 26-0419962 · SEDEX (SMETA) ZAA600215648 · MOQ 1,000 pairs per style · sampling 3–5 days · bulk 20–30 days
Our own knitting and toe linking floor
Knitting, toe linking, boarding, checks and packing sit in the same building.
Audit files you can open before you write to us
We print numbers, holders and dates as text, not as logos.
One export desk from brief to carton
The desk that costs your order is the desk that answers your email.
The range, sorted by what the sock is for — and who it is for
We start from what the sock is for and who wears it, because that is what your customer feels.
Sport
Running, cycling, gym, hiking and team kit, with cushioning maps, arch support and mesh zones.
Yoga
Studio and training styles for yoga, Pilates and barre, knitted to the grip-sole and rib cuff detail you sell.
Compression
Knitted to the pressure and spec you hand us; we say plainly what our machines hold.
Ballet
Dance and ballet styles made to the reference you send — a photo of the sock is enough to start.
Men's and children's styles run here too — send the shapes you sell. Yarn: cotton, bamboo, merino or recycled.
Things you can check for yourself
Who answers you, what the floor looks like, which audits exist, and what a quote is built from.
Who answers your email
- Name
- Michelle Zhang
- Role
- Export sales manager
- sales@sockwholesalers.com
- Direct line
- +86-13761030160 (WhatsApp same number)
Anyone can buy a photograph of a factory. This one was taken inside the building your order would be knitted in.
See the floor and the walkthroughOur audit and certification files, published
Each file carries its number, its holder and its dates; your compliance team can look them up before you write to us.
See all certificates →What a quote is built from
- MOQ
- 1,000 pairs per style for bulk orders
- Lead time
- Sampling typically 3–5 days after you confirm the brief and artwork; bulk typically 20–30 days after deposit received and sample approved. Shipping transit: approx. 25–40 days sea freight, approx. 5–10 days air freight, approx. 3–7 days express, depending on destination
Four kinds of buyers brief us, and the brief changes with them.
An importer asks about MOQ, lead time and documents — that buying shape has its own page: Importer and distributor sock supply.
A brand asks who else we knit for and how we protect artwork — that buying shape has its own page: Private label socks: your own brand.
A regional wholesaler asks about repeat consistency across seasons — that buying shape has its own page: Sock supply for retail chains and DCs.
An e-commerce seller asks about low first runs and fast reorders — that buying shape now has its own page: for e-commerce sellers.
Whatever the shape of your business, the answer starts the same way: tell us what you sell and we tell you whether our floor holds it.
Our numbers all come from one sheet
Capacity, lines, floor area and headcount as of October 26, 2026. Page last updated: October 28, 2026.
- Annual capacity
- 20,000,000 pieces
- Production lines
- 4
- Factory area
- 5,000–10,000 m²
- Total employees
- 51–100 People
Certificates, with the holder named
A certificate number only helps if the holder matches the entity on your invoice. We print number, holder and the dates exactly as they appear on the documents.
Our knitting company, Zhuji Qingsheng Knitting Co.,Ltd., holds both.
See the full certificate detailPhotographs we took ourselves, and a standing invitation
Every photo below was taken on our own floor in Datang, Zhuji.
Every photograph above was taken on the same floor your order would run on — showroom, knitting hall, boarding line, yarn store, packing room. Ask for the machine that would take your order on a live video call, and we point the camera at it.
Walk the floor live, from your desk
Skip the edited factory tour. Book a video call, tell us what you want to see, and we point the camera at it while you record. If something you asked for is not there, you will see that too.
What we walk past on the call
- Machines running, and the needle count you are being quoted on
- Yarn racks, and the cones for your construction
- The sample you approved, next to a bulk unit
- Inline checks, and who signs them off
- Packing table and the finished cartons
- Carton marks and shipping labels for your order
- The lead-time board, and where your order sits on it
You pick the route
Tell us what you want to see on the call and we hold the camera on it, in the order you ask. You record the call and keep the file.
Or ask for an unannounced walk-through
Ask for a slot the floor was not told about in advance — you choose the time.
How to book
Write “walkthrough” in the enquiry form with two time windows that suit you, and we confirm a slot back within one working day.
From brief to carton
Stages: brief, costing, sample, bulk, inspection, shipping and documents. Each stage has a named owner on our side, so you always know whether the export desk or the floor is holding your order; the terms a buyer needs before emailing are on the quote page.
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Brief
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Costing
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Sample
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Bulk
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Inspection
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Shipping and documents
Not ready to brief yet? Read the buyer guides
Some buyers arrive still working the question out: is this supplier what it claims, and which manufacturing route fits the order? Two plain-English guides cover both — the five checks to run before any money moves, and the OEM-versus-ODM decision.
Every check in them can be run on us from published pages, without writing to us first. They collect the questions our export desk answers most often in first replies, written out once with the evidence linked beside each claim, so nothing rests on our say-so.
How to vet a socks supplier
Five checks before any money moves: business register, shipping record, certificates, sample rule, and the proforma invoice that makes a quote binding.
OEM vs ODM socks
Who owns the design, what you must supply, where private label fits, and a three-question way to choose the route that fits your order.
Questions buyers actually send us
Short answers, including the ones suppliers usually dodge. These six are the ones our export desk answers most often; the full set of twenty-two, grouped by what they are about, is on the FAQ page.
Do you do private label and custom packaging?
Yes. Private label is the normal case here, not an upgrade. Send your artwork and we send back a packaging proof before the run starts so nothing gets printed on a guess. The styles we already publish show how a private-label specification sheet reads: styles in the first catalog. The full private-label answer.
How much do custom socks cost?
We quote per specification, not from a price list: send the brief and you get a reference range, the trade term it sits on, and the sample lead time within one working day. The binding price is the one on the proforma invoice issued against your confirmed specification. How quoting works. The full pricing answer.
What is your MOQ?
1,000 pairs per style for bulk orders — a starting point for negotiation, not a fixed floor. Your quotation confirms it for your exact construction before you commit. The number comes back with your reference range, the trade term it sits on and the sample lead time, in the same reply. Where it sits in the process. The full MOQ and sampling answer.
How long does a sample take, and what does it cost?
Sampling is charged per style; the sampling fee is credited against the bulk order; we quote the fee with your quotation, and you cover the courier freight. Sampling typically takes 3–5 days after you confirm the brief and artwork. You approve a physical sample, and bulk then runs to that sample. The sample stage in detail.
Are you a factory or a trading company?
Both, and we would rather you knew which half you are talking to. Production runs on our own floor. Quoting, sampling follow-up, freight and documents run through our export desk. Contract and payment run through the entity named on your quotation and proforma invoice. Who does what. The full factory answer.
How long does bulk production take?
20–30 days from the day the deposit arrives and you have signed off the sample. Knitting, toe linking, boarding, the inline checks and packing all sit inside that window, and the production slot is confirmed in writing once the deposit is in. Sea, air and express transit then run on top of it. Where bulk sits in the process. The full lead-time answer.
Tell us what you need to buy
A short form. We answer with a costing, not a brochure.
Working hours
Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00 China Standard Time (UTC+8). Enquiries are answered within one working day.