Anmeika
Kidswear
Children’s clothing from the Baizhuang kidswear cluster in Anyang, Henan — a small registered sole-proprietorship workshop, listed as exactly that; certificate originals, headcount and export route are the open checks.
Children’s clothing sewn to spec, in a kidswear cluster.
Children’s Clothing — Cut & Sew to Spec
The stated line is kidswear: garments made to a buyer’s tech pack in the Baizhuang cluster of Anyang, where knit children’s wear and underwear workshops sit street by street. Send the size range, fabric spec and print/embroidery placements; the registry scope covers 服装制造 (garment manufacturing) in general terms, so ask for a sample in the exact fabric before committing a run.
Private-Label Kidswear Runs
A stated MOQ of 1,995 pieces per order with sampling in 3–7 days and production in 25–30 days — the shape of a workshop that sews from stock fabric and standard blocks, and that can turn a labelled first run inside a season. Confirm whether the MOQ is per style or per colour-size assortment; the application does not say.
Children’s Product Compliance — Ask First
Kidswear for the stated markets (US, Canada, UK, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Australia, Japan) carries mandatory safety rules: CPSIA lead and phthalate limits and drawstring rules in the US, REACH and EN 14682 cord rules in the EU/UK, azo-dye and formaldehyde limits nearly everywhere. The application ticks CE and REACH; no test report has been sighted. Get the report for your market on the fabric you order, from a lab you can name.
What the registry confirms, and what stays open.
A Registered Sole Proprietorship — Said Plainly
The corporate registry was read on 2026-09-07: this is 安阳市北关区安美卡服装部, registered as an individual business (个体工商户) on 2024-03-14 — not a limited company. It has a declared fund of RMB 100,000 rather than share capital, no separate legal personality, and its operator carries unlimited personal liability. Buyers deal with a workshop and its owner directly; contracts, invoices and export declarations need a named entity, and that is the first thing to settle.
Garment Manufacturing on the Registered Scope
The registered scope reads 服装制造；服装服饰批发；服装服饰零售 — garment manufacturing, wholesale and retail. Manufacturing is in scope in its own name; the word 童装 (kidswear) does not appear, which is normal for a general garment registration and does not conflict with the stated product.
No Import/Export Clause — Route to Confirm
No 货物进出口 clause sits on the registered scope and the registry shows no import/export enterprise code. Sole proprietorships can trade abroad in principle, but in practice customs registration, foreign-exchange settlement and export-tax rebates usually run through an agent exporter or a company entity. Ask which entity will title the shipment, receive payment and issue the invoice, in writing, before the first PO.
Claimed Certificates, None Sighted
The application ticks foreign-trade registration, ISO 9001, SGS, CE and REACH. The registry lists zero certificates and zero administrative licences for this entity, and none of the five documents has been submitted. This page therefore carries no certificate badge; the claim is recorded here as a claim, and ChinaMakersHub has requested the originals — issuer, number, validity and product scope.
Headcount Stated, Not Verified
The application states 10–50 staff; the registry records the size band “under 50” and publishes no social-insurance count for this entity type. The two are compatible and neither confirms the other. A small cut-and-sew workshop in this cluster commonly runs on a mixed payroll of regulars and seasonal sewers — ask how the number is made up.
Clean Record, Regular Filings
The registry read found no court cases, no enforcement records, no operating-abnormality listings and no administrative penalties, and annual reports for 2024 and 2025 were filed on time. The name Anmeika is not found as a registered trademark, so any brand ambition abroad starts from zero; own-label buyers are unaffected.
What was checked — and what the check found.
The registry read is done and it agrees with the application on every fact that can be checked: name, address, year and the role of the person who applied. On 2026-09-07 the record for 安阳市北关区安美卡服装部 was pulled from Chinese enterprise-data sources: an individual business (个体工商户) registered on 2024-03-14, open (存续), declared fund RMB 100,000, size band under 50 people, industry textile and apparel, registered at No. 305, West Zone, Yubei Textile Industrial Park, Zhangbei Sub-district, Beiguan, Anyang, Henan — the address on the application, word for word. The scope carries garment manufacturing, wholesale and retail; it carries no import/export clause, and the record shows no certificates, no licences, no court or penalty entries, and two annual reports filed on time. The application also ticks five credentials — foreign-trade registration, ISO 9001, SGS, CE and REACH — and none has been sighted, so none is shown. This page does not carry the CMH Verified stamp. What would move the file forward: the five certificate originals, a payroll or social-insurance record behind the stated headcount, and a written answer on which entity exports, invoices and receives payment.
A small workshop, labelled as one.
Anmeika Kidswear is the working name of Anyang Beiguan Anmeika Garment Workshop (安阳市北关区安美卡服装部), a children’s-clothing workshop registered as an individual business in March 2024 in the Yubei Textile Industrial Park, Beiguan District, Anyang, Henan — the registration read against the corporate registry in September 2026 and listed here as what the registry says it is: a small sole-proprietorship garment maker, not a limited company. Baizhuang, in Beiguan, is one of China’s recognised knit kidswear and underwear clusters, and the park the workshop sits in is roughly one-fifth textile and apparel businesses by count.
The commercial posture is that of a cut-and-sew workshop: MOQ 1,995 pieces, sampling 3–7 days, production 25–30 days, all stated; target markets across North America, Western Europe, Australia and Japan (stated); customers sought among wholesalers, brands, OEM/ODM programmes and project buyers. The registry record is short and stated plainly: garment manufacturing in scope, no export clause, no certificates on file, no adverse records, annual reports current.
Three disciplines frame any engagement. Entity: a sole proprietorship signs, invoices and ships either in the operator’s name or through an agent — settle which before the first order. Paper: five certificates are claimed and none sighted; require the originals and, for kidswear, a market-specific safety test on the fabric you buy. Scale: a headcount of 10–50 is stated and unverified; size the first order to what a workshop of that band can sew in 25–30 days. Contact routes through ChinaMakersHub; direct details are exchanged after first inquiry.
A young workshop in Anyang, on the record.
Registered in Anyang
The workshop is registered as an individual business on 2024-03-14 in the Yubei Textile Industrial Park, Beiguan, Anyang, with garment manufacturing, wholesale and retail in scope. Confirmed on the corporate registry.
Two annual reports, clean record
Annual reports for 2024 and 2025 are filed on time; the record carries no court, enforcement, abnormality or penalty entries. Declared fund RMB 100,000; size band under 50.
Application to ChinaMakersHub
The workshop applies with children’s clothing, MOQ 1,995, eight target markets, four B2B customer types and five claimed credentials, stating one core expectation: to take on overseas orders.
Registry read — all checks open
On 2026-09-07 ChinaMakersHub read the corporate record and published its shape: a sole-proprietorship garment maker with manufacturing in scope, no export clause and no certificates on file. Open and stated: the certificate originals, the payroll behind the headcount, and the export and settlement entity.
Where these garments go to work.
Kidswear Brands & Private Labels
Own-label children’s basics and seasonal lines at a stated ~2,000-piece MOQ — ask whether that is per style before costing an assortment.
US & Canadian Importers
CPSIA lead, phthalate and small-parts rules plus drawstring restrictions on children’s outerwear — get the CPC and lab report on the ordered fabric, not a generic one.
EU & UK Buyers
REACH, EN 14682 cords-and-drawstrings and azo/formaldehyde limits — require the report per fabric and confirm the exporting entity for the customs declaration.
Australian & Japanese Distributors
Labelling and flammability rules for children’s nightwear differ by market — state the end use on the tech pack so the workshop sews to it.
Wholesalers & Project Buyers
Uniform, school and promotional kidswear runs in the 25–30-day window — sample first; the workshop’s own fabric sourcing is not yet described.
Trial Orders
A single-style first run at the stated MOQ, with the export entity named, the certificate originals in hand and a pre-shipment inspection booked — the open checks are listed above.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Anmeika Kidswear make?
Children’s clothing, cut and sewn to a buyer’s specification, in the Baizhuang kidswear cluster of Anyang, Henan. The registered scope is garment manufacturing, wholesale and retail in general terms; the stated product is kidswear. Stated terms are MOQ 1,995 pieces, sampling 3–7 days and production 25–30 days.
Is Anmeika a factory or a trading company?
A workshop that manufactures in its own name — garment manufacturing is on the registered scope — but note the entity type: it is an individual business (个体工商户), a sole proprietorship, not a limited company. There is no share capital, no separate legal personality, and the operator carries unlimited personal liability. That is stated on this page because it changes how contracts, invoices and shipments are papered.
Can it export in its own name?
Open. No import/export clause is on the registered scope and no import/export enterprise code is on the record. Chinese sole proprietorships may trade abroad, but customs registration, foreign-exchange settlement and export-tax rebates in practice usually run through an agent exporter or a company entity. Ask in writing which entity titles the shipment, receives payment and issues the invoice, and check that paperwork before relying on any DDP or FOB quote.
Does it hold ISO 9001, SGS, CE or REACH certificates?
Claimed, not sighted. The application ticks foreign-trade registration, ISO 9001, SGS, CE and REACH; the registry shows zero certificates and zero licences for this entity, and no documents have been submitted. This page carries no certificate badge for that reason. ChinaMakersHub has requested the originals — issuer, certificate number, validity and product scope. For children’s clothing the document that matters most is a market-specific safety test on the fabric and trims you actually order, from a lab you can name.
What are the MOQ, sampling and production lead times?
The workshop’s stated terms: MOQ 1,995 pieces, sampling 3–7 days, production 25–30 days. The application does not say whether the MOQ is per style or per colour-size assortment — confirm that through ChinaMakersHub with your tech pack, and expect the answer to depend on fabric availability.
What did the ChinaMakersHub registry check find?
Run on 2026-09-07 against Chinese enterprise-data sources: an individual business registered 2024-03-14, open (存续), at No. 305, West Zone, Yubei Textile Industrial Park, Zhangbei Sub-district, Beiguan, Anyang, Henan — matching the application word for word; the 18-digit credit code passes the national check-digit rule with an individual-business prefix and an Anyang Beiguan division code; scope garment manufacturing, wholesale and retail with no import/export clause; declared fund RMB 100,000; size band under 50 with no published insured count; no certificates or licences; no court, enforcement, abnormality or penalty entries; annual reports for 2024 and 2025 filed. The name Anmeika is not found as a registered trademark. All checks open; no CMH Verified stamp.
Why list a sole-proprietorship workshop at all?
Because the kidswear that ends up on shelves in Europe and North America is very often sewn in exactly this kind of workshop, inside exactly this kind of cluster — and a buyer is better served by a page that says so than by one that dresses a workshop up as a corporation. This listing states the entity type, the missing export clause and the unsighted certificates in its first screen, keeps every certificate badge off the page until the paper arrives, and names the three documents that would move the file: the certificate originals, the payroll behind the headcount, and a written answer on the exporting and invoicing entity. Engage with those in hand, size the first order to the workshop, book a pre-shipment inspection, and the arrangement is ordinary; the listing will be upgraded when the documents arrive and hold up.
Talk to Anmeika Kidswear directly.
Send your tech pack — sizes, fabric, prints or embroidery, quantity and destination market — and the workshop will come back with a sample plan. Ask in the same message which entity will export and invoice, and for the certificate originals; for kidswear, name the safety standard your market requires. ChinaMakersHub will route the request.