PRIVATE LABEL & BULK SOURCING · M61 / M62
This heated fleece jacket series features a full-zip design, nine heating zones across the collar, back and abdomen, and one chest button for three heat settings. Choose men’s M61 or women’s M62 and review the separate garment measurements.
Choose the requirements to discuss for M61 / M62. Branding, materials and power options are reviewed against the selected model and sample.
START WITH THIS MODEL
Compare the men’s M61 and women’s M62 garment references. Use each model’s own measurements and share the intended clothing layers, size mix and power requirements when requesting samples.
Men’s · M61 · M–3XL · Black
Shared supplier references for the M61 / M62 series. Garment size measurements remain model-specific; the supplied power source and accessories are confirmed in your quotation.
| Review area | For M61 / M62 |
|---|---|
| Garment | Men’s M61 and women’s M62 long-sleeve fleece jackets with stand collar and full front zip |
| Heating layout | Nine zones: one collar zone, six back zones and two front abdominal zones; supplier reference |
| Control | One chest button with three selectable heat settings; red, white and blue indicators |
| Power | 5V USB supply, according to supplier materials. Confirm the matched power bank and supplied accessories. |
| Fabric & colour | Black; shell and lining listed as 100% polyester fleece in the supplier materials |
| Supplier size reference | Men’s M61: M–3XL; women’s M62: S–2XL. See the separate garment measurements. |
An external USB power source supplies the garment’s electric heating circuit. The supplier layout shows nine heating zones at the collar, back and abdomen. One chest button controls the three heat settings.
Before ordering: match the USB power source, connector and controller with the garment. Review heat settings, fit and operating instructions on the sample you intend to buy.
Specify men’s M61, women’s M62 or both, and confirm whether the quotation covers the heated garment alone or includes a matched power bank. Identify each supplied item, quantity and whether it is included, optional or supplied separately.
| Component | Reference or enquiry item | Confirm in your quote |
|---|---|---|
| Heated garment | Selected M61 men’s or M62 women’s fleece jacket with the shared supplier nine-zone heating reference | Model, colour, model-specific size mix, branding and quantity |
| Heating & control | Integrated heating circuit and a single chest button with three heat settings | Heating configuration, controller, wiring and operating instructions for the approved sample |
| USB power source | Supplier materials specify a 5V USB power arrangement | Power-bank model, output compatibility, connector, dimensions and whether a battery is included |
| Accessories & documentation | Charging accessories, instructions, packaging and replacement support as requested | Each supplied item, quantity, separate costs and applicable service terms |
Compare the itemised quote with the approved sample and packing list. Record any change to the garment, heating circuit, controller, wiring or power bank before bulk approval.
The supplier operating guide shows a long press of approximately three seconds to switch the garment on or off. Short presses select the heat setting, indicated by red, white or blue. Confirm the instructions with the supplied sample.
Review the selected power source and heating setting together. Request temperature and runtime records for that exact combination before approving any performance claim.
The M61 / M62 references show black fleece jackets with stand collars, front zips and long sleeves. Shared supplier materials list shell and lining as 100% polyester. Review the fabric feel and each model’s fit alongside the heating system on the selected samples.
| Material & role | Selection & change review |
|---|---|
| Supplier material reference | Shell and lining: 100% polyester fleece. Confirm the approved composition and construction for your order. |
| Outer fleece | Review hand feel, colour, thickness and finished appearance with a swatch and garment sample. |
| Interior & electrical parts | Review comfort, cable routing, connection access and the power-source carrying arrangement. |
| Buyer-specified material | Provide a swatch or specification. Assess sewing, heating integration, care instructions, sample appearance, cost and timing before approval. |
Approve material changes by their actual specification and swatch. Review the revised garment with its heating circuit and selected power source.
The photographed design has a stand collar and a full centre-front zip. Review collar fit, zip operation, seam finish and layering space on the sample.
The shared detail shows the fleece stand collar. Review collar height, shape, edge finish and comfort with the intended clothing layers on the selected sample.
Supplier detail photos show a hand pocket and a zip detail. Confirm pocket positions, usable dimensions and the access needed for your order on the actual sample.
A circular control button sits on the chest. The shared detail references show a USB connector. Review control access, cable routing and the matched power source together.
Record collar, zip, cuffs, pockets, stitching and electrical connection details in the approved sample and inspection checklist.
For trim or construction changes, agree the specification, fabric compatibility, sample appearance, costs and timing. Keep labels, instructions and packaging consistent with the final garment.
Supplier reference measurements in centimetres. Use this model’s chart to shortlist sizes for sampling.
| Measurement (cm) | M | L | XL | 2XL | 3XL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Garment length | 70 | 72 | 74 | 76 | 78 |
| Chest circumference | 119 | 127 | 135 | 143 | 151 |
| Shoulder width | 51.5 | 53.5 | 55.5 | 57.5 | 59.5 |
| Sleeve length | 64.5 | 65.5 | 67 | 68 | 69 |
The supplier notes a possible 1–3 cm difference from manual measurement. Confirm finished garment measurements, grading and tolerances against the approved sample.
Supplier reference measurements in centimetres. Use this model’s chart to shortlist sizes for sampling.
| Measurement (cm) | S | M | L | XL | 2XL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Garment length | 66 | 68 | 70 | 72 | 74 |
| Chest circumference | 101 | 108 | 115 | 122 | 129 |
| Waist circumference | 95 | 102 | 109 | 116 | 123 |
| Shoulder width | 44.5 | 46.5 | 48.5 | 50.5 | 52.5 |
| Sleeve length | 61 | 62 | 63 | 64 | 65 |
The supplier notes a possible 1–3 cm difference from manual measurement. Confirm finished garment measurements, grading and tolerances against the approved sample.
Use the chart for the selected fit: M61 men’s M–3XL or M62 women’s S–2XL. Compare the garment measurements with the wearer and planned layers. Review movement and power-source placement on the sample before confirming the size mix.
Identify the selected model, M61 or M62, with its heating configuration, controller, power source and heat setting. Record ambient conditions, measurement positions, method and time interval. Assess temperature and battery runtime as separate results for the configuration in your quote.
MATCH EVIDENCE TO THE CONFIGURATION
Request records for the specific M61 or M62 configuration and power source you plan to order. Agree the temperature, runtime, electrical operation and garment-care checks needed for your market and intended use.
A heating-layout illustration or supplier marketing statement does not establish a measured temperature or operating time. Review the method and exact test configuration with each result.
Share your logo artwork and preferred placement for M61, M62 or both, together with labels, hangtags, instructions and packaging. EVERLANDA provides procurement coordination and OEM / ODM project support for sample review.
Review the branding method on the selected fleece and garment construction. Keep the chest control, zip and electrical routing accessible. Approve the process and sample appearance before a bulk order.
| Decision | What to establish |
|---|---|
| Base garment | Use the selected M61 or M62 garment and its collar, zip, control and pocket positions to define the branding area. |
| Options & proposed changes | Discuss logo application, label sets and packaging. Review changes to fabric, garment measurements or heating configuration on a sample. |
| Quote & sample approval | Agree artwork, placement, process, sample and development costs, minimum order quantity, timing and bulk-order conditions in writing. |
Review the general garment-workshop references and agree the checks needed for your M61 / M62 order. EVERLANDA coordinates the approved samples, component specifications and order requirements with the selected supplier.
Six views of general garment production, from fabric preparation to garment handling and the overall workflow.
Use the approved sample and agreed specifications as the reference for your order.

A look at general garment workshop facilities and equipment.
Use the itemized quotation and packing list to agree the packing details for your configuration.
Archived packing and dispatch examples from general garment orders.
Request current documents for the M61 / M62 garment, electrical components and intended destination market. Agree the applicable standards, document holder, model coverage and validity with the selected supplier during sample review.
Agree a written sample approval and inspection plan with our procurement coordination team. Confirm inspection coverage, any third-party involvement and fees for the order.
Approve each ordered model, its garment measurements, heating configuration and itemised supply list.
Record material, branding and electrical specifications; confirm any changes before production.
Check garment measurements, sewing, chest control, USB connection and agreed heating operation.
Check size counts, supplied power accessories, labels, instructions and packing details.
| Inspection scope | Items to agree |
|---|---|
| Garment | Check the model, colour, fleece, measurements, collar, zip, cuffs, pockets and stitching against the corresponding approved sample. |
| Heating & power | Check the agreed heating layout, controller, wiring, USB connection and power-source specification; carry out the agreed operating checks. |
| Complete order | Check each model’s size quantities, garment labels, instructions, supplied accessories and packaging against the quotation and packing list. |
GARMENT & ELECTRICAL CARE
Supplier materials describe the garment as washable. Remove the external power bank and obtain the complete instructions for the garment, connector and integrated heating system before cleaning.
Follow the care label and operating instructions supplied with the approved configuration. Confirm the permitted washing method, connector preparation, drying and storage conditions.
Discuss support for the garment, integrated heating system, controller, wiring and external power accessories. Confirm which parts can be supplied separately, their compatibility and the applicable service terms.
An external USB power source supplies the heating circuit. The shared supplier reference shows nine heating zones: one at the collar, six across the back and two at the abdomen. One chest button selects three heat settings. Confirm the configuration on the selected M61 or M62 sample.
M61 is the men’s model with a supplier reference size range of M–3XL. M62 is the women’s model with a separate S–2XL chart that includes waist measurements. Review the model-specific garment measurements and check sample fit before confirming the size mix.
Confirm power-bank inclusion in the itemised quotation. The supplier reference uses a 5V USB arrangement. If you plan to use your own power bank, share its model and output specification for compatibility review with the selected jacket and controller.
Request records for the exact M61 or M62 garment, power source and heat setting you plan to purchase. Review ambient conditions, temperature measurement positions and the runtime stopping point with each result. The shared heating illustrations do not establish separate test results for both models.
Include the quantity and size mix for each model separately: men’s M61 M–3XL and women’s M62 S–2XL. The supplied references show black. Confirm available sizes, sample requirements, branding and packing with the quotation.
Share the specification or sample you want to evaluate and identify which model it applies to. Fabric, pattern, heating elements, controller, wiring and power compatibility need review together. Confirm feasibility, sample checks, development costs and supply terms for each proposed change.
Send artwork, placement, labels, instructions and packaging requirements, and specify M61, M62 or both. EVERLANDA coordinates the sample review and quotation. Confirm the branding method, sample costs, minimum order quantity and timing for the agreed project.
Disconnect and remove the external power source. Obtain the care instructions for each selected model and configuration before washing, including connector preparation and drying. Identify compatible replacement components and confirm availability and service terms with your order.
Tell us whether you need men’s M61, women’s M62 or both. Share the quantity and size mix for each model, intended use, target market, power requirements and branding needs. Let us know if you are requesting samples or a bulk quotation.
You can begin with a sample or project enquiry even if some details are still undecided.
EVERLANDA will review your selected M61 / M62 models, heating and power requirements, sample scope and quotation. Available options, costs, minimum quantity and timing are agreed for your project.
| Purchasing topic | What your enquiry can cover |
|---|---|
| Samples & order terms | Discuss samples, quantities and branding for men’s M61 (M–3XL), women’s M62 (S–2XL) or both. Keep the size mix for each model separate. |
| Timing & logistics | Agree sample and bulk timing, garment and battery packing, shipping and applicable service conditions. |
| Quotation scope | Confirm the heated garment, power bank, charging accessories, instructions and packaging included or supplied separately. |
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