TOWA PLUM CO.,LTD

株式会社東和プラム

Iwate / Hanamaki

A domestic heavy-garment sewing factory based in Hanamaki, Iwate, specializing in suits, jackets, and coats. TOWA PLUM applies made-to-order tailoring techniques to ready-to-wear production, focusing on refined form and wearability. Its strengths include full-canvas construction, a combination of CAM and hand cutting, AMF stitching, hand-sewn buttons, and classic collar finishing. With JUKI lockstitch machines, STROBEL special machines, AMF stitching equipment, welt-pocket machines, cutting CAM, pressing, and vacuum equipment, the company supports an integrated flow from cutting and sewing through intermediate pressing, finishing, and shipping for high-quality men's and women's tailored apparel.

Supported items

Merch/Bottoms、Other|Women's Apparel/Sets、Outerwear、Pants、Other|Mens Apparel/Outerwear、Pants、Other

Past clients

BEAMS、ONWARD、UNITED ARROWS

Strengths

Domestic heavy-garment sewingSpecialized in suits, jackets, and coatsFull-canvas constructionAMF stitchingCAM and hand cuttingHand-sewn buttons and classic collar finishingIntegrated intermediate pressing and finishingJ∞Quality certified factory

Service scope

Planning and design proposal

Needs confirmation

Sample development and testing

Needs confirmation

Material and packaging sourcing

Needs confirmation

Mass production and processing

Supported

Quality, certification, and labeling

Supported

Packing, kitting, and logistics

Supported

Manufacturing equipment

juki lockstitch sewing machinestrobel special sewing machineshima seiki p cam100amf stitching machinewelt pocket machinepressing machinevacuum press tableboilerhand cuttingfull canvas constructionintermediate pressingfinal pressing

Certifications / Sustainability

No certification data registered.

Certification data is based on listed supplier information. Confirm details during inquiry.

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