OEM Pique Scuba Button-Front Peplum Jacket Factory
Fabric, wash, decoration, branding, and sampling — aligned to your program from first
sketch to bulk delivery.
Customization & Development
Product Details
This pique scuba button-front peplum jacket combines a clean round neckline with a full button opening, shaped waist seams and a softly flared lower edge. The upper body stays relaxed, while vertical seams shape the waist before releasing at the hem. Developed as a polished knit layer, it suits smart-casual, travel, coordinated set and lifestyle collections that need tailoring influence without a rigid woven construction.
| Main fabric | 320 GSM pique scuba: 40.5% cotton, 50.2% polyester, 9.3% spandex |
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| Fabric character | Compact double knit with subtle pique texture and firm recovery |
| Fit | Relaxed shoulders with a shaped waist and slight peplum hem |
| Design details | Round neckline, full button front, long sleeves and panel seams |
| Collection use | Matching sets, smart casualwear, travel and private label programs |
Pique Scuba with Defined Stretch Structure
320 GSM Cotton-Polyester Construction
Cotton softens the hand and reduces an overly synthetic surface, while polyester helps the garment retain its panelled shape. The 9.3% spandex supports recovery through the sleeves, waist and buttoned front. At 320 GSM, the material has enough density to hold the neckline and curved hem while remaining more flexible than woven tailoring fabric.
Subtle Texture for Coordinated Separates
The pique surface adds visual depth without a heavy raised pattern, making it suitable for matching tops and trousers. Fabric approval should cover shade continuity, width, stretch direction and pilling performance. For matching sets, both garments should use compatible lots to reduce tone differences.
Controlling Waist Shape and Button-Front Stability
The front seams create most of the waist definition, so their position must remain consistent across sizes. Excessive tension can make the panels ripple or pull the button line out of alignment. The lower section should open gently from the waist rather than forming a stiff or exaggerated peplum.
Button spacing, buttonhole density and front overlap should be reviewed together. Reinforcement may be needed along the opening because repeated fastening places stress on a stretch knit. Sampling checks should also cover neckline recovery, sleeve pitch, hem balance and finished measurements before bulk production.
A Refined Top Layer for Matching Collections
This jacket can be worn buttoned as a structured top or left open over a fitted base layer. It pairs naturally with wide-leg trousers, straight-leg Ponte pants and coordinated pique scuba bottoms. The soft tailoring direction supports office-inspired, travel and elevated lounge collections rather than technical activewear.
Customization for Pique Scuba Programs
Customized jacket development may include:
- Alternative fabric colors, weights and pique surface levels
- Adjustments to waist placement, body length and hem flare
- Custom button materials, finishes, sizes and spacing
- Changes to neckline shape, sleeve volume and seam layout
- Labels, hangtags, logo details and coordinated packaging
Buyer FAQs for Pique Scuba Jackets
Can this jacket be developed with matching pants?
Yes. A coordinated bottom can use the same fabric, but color lot, stretch direction and finished measurements should be approved as one set.
Will the button front stretch during wear?
Proper overlap, reinforcement and buttonhole construction help control distortion. The front should also be tested after repeated opening and washing.
What should be confirmed before manufacturing?
Key points include seam symmetry, waist placement, button alignment, neckline recovery, hem shape and fabric consistency across the collection.
Aligning Waist Seams Across the Full Size Range
Review the approved sample for panel placement, button security, neckline recovery, sleeve balance and peplum proportion. Sampling and OEM manufacturing can be discussed together with matching trousers or other coordinated pieces. For quotation, provide the target quantity, size range, preferred colors, button references, branding requirements and technical files.
