SummaryShanghai Jspeed Industry Co., Ltd. is a China-based trading company established in 2009, with its headquarters in Shanghai and a factory in Jinjiang, Fujian. It operates in textile, apparel, and accessories, offering products including swimwear, underwear, sportswear, socks, dresses, skirts, pants, and shorts. The supplier reports more than 10 production lines, 50 quality-control staff, a 500 m² manufacturing plant, and broad export coverage. It offers OEM and ODM services through cooperation with more than 20 Chinese manufacturers. Export sales reportedly represent 90% of total sales, with stated lead times of 2–3 months in both peak and off-peak seasons. Evidence supports production scale, customization capability, and international trading experience, but no certification information, after-sales procedures, or clear R&D strength is provided. Trade records show transactions associated with buyers in Kazakhstan and Brazil, but the available records are limited.
Supplier typeThe supplier is explicitly identified as a trading company or foreign-trade corporation, with its head office in Shanghai and a factory in Fujian. Its business focuses on textile, apparel, and accessories, and it also coordinates with multiple Chinese manufacturers.
Production capacityThe supplier reports a factory in Jinjiang, Fujian, more than 10 production lines, 50 quality-control staff, and a 500 m² manufacturing plant. It also states that it owns a factory and exports apparel products across multiple regions, providing explicit evidence of established production and quality-control resources.
Customization capabilityThe supplier explicitly offers OEM and ODM services and states that it cooperates with more than 20 manufacturers across China to support customer ideas and sourcing needs. This directly supports the availability of customized product and sourcing arrangements.
Client casesThe supplier states that it has served overseas companies including Target, Disney, and TJ Maxx, and its trade records associate it with buyers in Kazakhstan and Brazil. The named customer claims are not further documented in the slices, and the available transaction records are limited to one transaction per listed buyer.