Chuangying
Rhinestone Transfers
Hotfix heat-transfer motifs for apparel decoration from Jiangcheng, Yangjiang — rhinestones set with hot-melt adhesive, and combinations with silicone, metal studs and flock, pressed onto garments, caps, bags and shoes. Registry read 2026-09-20: active since November 2024, garment and garment-trim manufacture in scope, zero risk records, no import/export clause. No capacity, minimum order, lead time, certificate or product photograph has been supplied — every one of those is marked open on the page.
Stones, adhesive, silicone, metal, flock — laid up on carrier film.
Hot-Melt Adhesive + Rhinestone Motifs
The core line in the factory’s own words: rhinestones set into a design on carrier film with a hot-melt adhesive back, so the whole motif transfers in one press. This is the standard hotfix rhinestone transfer that decorates t-shirts, hoodies, caps and denim. Stone type (glass, resin or acrylic), stone sizes, adhesive grade and the recommended press temperature, time and pressure have not been supplied and are not stated here.
Silicone + Rhinestone
Rhinestones combined with silicone elements, giving a raised three-dimensional area alongside the stones — the effect flat digital printing cannot reproduce. Whether the silicone is screen-printed, moulded or applied as a preformed part is not stated; nor is whether it is platinum- or peroxide-cured. Ask before specifying anything that touches skin.
Metal Studs + Rhinestone
Rhinestones combined with metal parts — studs, nailheads or claw-set stones. Metal that sits against skin is the one element in this catalogue with a hard regulatory limit in Europe (nickel release) and a children’s-wear limit in the United States (lead, cadmium). The metal alloy, plating and any test report are not on record. Treat the material as unspecified until the factory names it.
Flock (“丁布”) + Rhinestone
The factory’s fourth combination, given in its own trade shorthand as “丁布 + 钻”. In this trade that normally means a flocked or napped backing cloth carrying the stones, for a soft matt field around a sparkle area. CMH has not had the material confirmed and does not guess at it: the exact base cloth, its fibre content and its wash performance are open questions on this listing.
Substrates It Presses Onto
The factory states garments, caps, bags and shoes. These four behave very differently under a heat press — a cap needs a curved platen, a coated bag panel and a shoe upper have temperature ceilings a cotton tee does not. No substrate-by-substrate press window has been published.
What Is Not On Record
No production capacity, no minimum order quantity, no sampling or production lead time, no price, no customer list, no export history, no certificate of any kind, no wash or rub-fastness test, and no product photographs. None of it is claimed anywhere on this page, and the listing will be updated as documents arrive.
What the registry confirms, and what stays open.
Four Decoration Techniques Under One Roof — As Stated
Hot-melt adhesive, silicone, metal and flock, each combined with rhinestones. If that holds up on inspection it is the commercially interesting part: most buyers of decorated apparel source a rhinestone transfer from one supplier and a silicone or metal trim from another, then discover the two do not line up on the same garment. A single lay-up that mixes techniques in one motif is one press cycle instead of two. CMH has not visited and has seen no photographs — this is the factory’s description, published as a description.
Registry Read: Active, Zero Risk Records
Read on 2026-09-20 from an official registry source: status 存续 (active), registered 1 November 2024 in Jiangcheng District, Yangjiang, as a limited company wholly owned by one natural person. Risk scan the same day returns zero items in all four columns — no administrative penalties, no abnormal-operation listing, no serious violation, no dishonest-debtor or enforcement record, and no historical risk entries. The credit code passes its check digit and 441702 is the division code for Jiangcheng, Yangjiang.
Manufacture and Garment Trim Are Both in Scope
The registered scope, quoted as recorded: 服饰制造；服饰研发；服装服饰批发；服装服饰零售；服装制造；服装辅料制造；服装辅料销售；专业设计服务；箱包制造；箱包销售；皮革制品销售；皮革制品制造；互联网销售 (apparel manufacture and development; wholesale and retail of apparel; garment manufacture; garment trim manufacture; trim sales; professional design services; bag manufacture and sales; leather goods manufacture and sales; online sales). Heat-transfer motifs are garment trim, so the activity the factory describes sits inside its licence — worth stating, because the registry’s own industry classification files this company under “other woven garment manufacture”, which is not what it says it does.
A Very Small Registered Entity — Published, Not Smoothed Over
Registered capital is RMB 50,000 with paid-in capital not published, insured headcount is recorded as 0, and the registry tags the company as a micro-enterprise. Registered address is a declared residence on the third floor of a plant building in the Mayan industrial area, Zhongzhou, Jiangcheng. None of this says the workshop does not exist — a 0 insured headcount is common where staff are on a related entity’s payroll or on piece-rate terms — but a buyer planning a programme order should see the floor space and the press line, or ask for video, before committing.
The Licence Does Not Cover Export
The scope read on 2026-09-20 contains no import/export clause and there is no customs consignor registration on record. For a buyer this decides who signs, who invoices and whose name goes on the bill of lading: ask which entity will be the exporter of record before the first order. Trim is often shipped inside a garment maker’s own consignment, which changes the answer again — settle it at enquiry stage, not at shipment.
No Documents Yet — and for This Product That Is the Gating Item
There is no OEKO-TEX certificate, no REACH or CPSIA test report, no nickel-release test on the metal parts, no wash-fastness or stone-retention test, and no ISO certification. Decorated apparel is one of the categories where buyers ask for chemical and mechanical test reports before the first order, particularly for childrenswear. The factory may well be able to pass them; what is true today is that no report exists, so no claim is made.
What CMH Checked, and What It Did Not
Checked: legal name, credit code and its check digit, registration status and date, entity type, registered capital, registration authority, address, full business scope and all four risk columns — read from an official registry source on 2026-09-20 and quoted as recorded. Not checked: the workshop, the equipment, the materials, the capacity, the quality and every commercial term. The listing is deliberately published with that split visible.
What was checked — and what the check found.
No product certificate and no test report exists. What is verified is the registry: legal name, credit code, entity type, status, registration date, capital, registration authority, address, the full business scope and all four risk columns were read on 2026-09-20 from an official registry source and are quoted as recorded — including the facts that the scope carries no import/export clause, that paid-in capital is not published and that insured headcount is recorded as zero. Everything about the product — the four technique combinations, the substrates, the materials — is the factory’s own written description, supplied without photographs, and has not been verified on site. Capacity, minimum order, lead time, pricing and customer history were not supplied at all, so no figure appears on this page.
A trim workshop read off the registry, and very little else on record yet.
Chuangying is Yangjiang Chuangying Clothing Co., Ltd. (阳江市创赢服饰有限公司), registered on 1 November 2024 in Jiangcheng District, Yangjiang, Guangdong, as a limited company wholly owned by one natural person. An official registry read on 20 September 2026 returns active status, RMB 50,000 of registered capital with paid-in capital not published, insured headcount recorded as zero, a micro-enterprise tag, and zero risk records across self, peripheral, historical and early-warning columns. The credit code 91441702MAE2JLED04 passes its check digit and 441702 is the division code for Jiangcheng, Yangjiang.
What the company says it does is make heat-transfer decoration motifs: rhinestones combined with hot-melt adhesive, silicone, metal studs or flock, laid up on carrier film and pressed onto garments, caps, bags and shoes. That activity is garment trim manufacture, and 服装辅料制造 is written into the registered scope — so the licence covers it, even though the registry’s own industry code files the company under woven garment manufacture.
Three things are open and published here rather than smoothed over. No factory documents have been supplied at all — no photographs, no capacity, no minimum order, no lead time, no price and no customer history — so this page carries no number that did not come from the registry. No certificate or test report exists, and for decorated apparel the chemical tests on metal and stone components are usually what a buyer asks for before the first order. And the licence carries no import/export clause, so the exporting entity is undecided. The listing goes up on the strength of a clean registry read and a clear product description, with the rest marked open.
Registered in Yangjiang in late 2024, listed on CMH in September 2026.
Company registered
阳江市创赢服饰有限公司 registered 1 November 2024 with the Jiangcheng branch of the Yangjiang market regulation authority, as a limited company wholly owned by one natural person, RMB 50,000 registered capital, in Jiangcheng District, Yangjiang.
Registry read · listed on CMH
Official registry read on 20 September 2026: active, garment and garment-trim manufacture in scope, no import/export clause, zero risk records in all four columns, paid-in capital and headcount not published. Listed on the strength of the registry alone, with every commercial and technical figure marked as not supplied.
Factory documents outstanding
At listing the factory had supplied one written description of its product range and nothing else — no photographs, no capacity, no terms, no certificates. CMH has published the description as a description and asked for the documents; this page is updated as they arrive.
Who buys transfer motifs, and what they ask first.
Apparel Print Shops & Decorators
Shops that already run heat presses and sell decorated tees, hoodies and caps. They buy motifs by the design and press them to order, so what they need first is a press window (temperature, seconds, pressure) and a peel instruction — hot or cold. Neither is published yet; ask for both with the quotation.
Garment Manufacturers (Trim Supply)
Cut-and-sew factories buying trim against a brand’s tech pack. They will ask for the chemical test report and the wash test on the actual fabric before the trim is approved, and they will want the motif delivered on sheets counted to the cutting order.
Cap & Headwear Makers
Caps are their own problem: a curved crown needs a curved platen or a domed press, and the front panel is often a fused buckram that will not take a full-flat cotton press cycle. Worth asking specifically whether the factory has pressed caps before and with what result.
Bag & Luggage Makers
The company’s licence also covers bag and leather-goods manufacture, so bag panels are a stated use. Coated and PU-faced panels have a temperature ceiling well below cotton — a low-temperature adhesive grade is the deciding question, and the adhesive grade is not on record.
Footwear Uppers
Stones and studs on shoe uppers, stated by the factory as an application. Footwear buyers usually want a pull test on the finished upper as well as a wash test, because a lost stone on a shoe is a safety complaint rather than a cosmetic one.
Childrenswear Brands (only with documents)
Realistic only once lead and cadmium testing (CPSIA in the United States) and a small-parts assessment are done on the metal and stone components. Nothing here should be quoted into a childrenswear programme on today’s evidence — that is not a comment on the product, it is the state of the paperwork.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Chuangying make?
Heat-transfer decoration motifs for apparel. In the factory’s own words: rhinestones combined with hot-melt adhesive, with silicone, with metal studs, or with flock, laid up so the finished motif is heat-pressed onto garments, caps, bags and shoes. It is garment trim, not finished clothing.
Is this listing CMH-verified?
The registry check is done and it passes: an official registry read on 20 September 2026 confirms the legal name, the credit code (check digit passes), active status, the entity type, the 1 November 2024 registration, RMB 50,000 of registered capital and the scope in its own words, with zero risk records in all four columns on the same day. It does not confirm anything about the product, the workshop, the capacity or the quality — no photographs, no test reports and no commercial terms have been supplied. Read the verification as covering the company, not the goods.
What are the press parameters?
Not published. Temperature, dwell time, pressure and whether the carrier peels hot or cold are the first four things a decorator needs, and they differ between a cotton tee, a fused cap panel, a coated bag panel and a shoe upper. Ask for a written press window per substrate, and press a sample on your own fabric before approving.
Can they export directly?
Not on today’s licence. The scope read on 2026-09-20 contains no import/export clause and there is no customs consignor registration. Garment trim is frequently shipped inside the garment maker’s consignment rather than on its own bill of lading, which may make the question moot — but settle who the exporter of record is at enquiry stage.
Do they have OEKO-TEX, REACH or CPSIA reports?
No, none of the three is on record and none is claimed. For metal parts that touch skin the European nickel-release restriction applies, and for childrenswear the United States sets lead and cadmium limits on decorative components; those are the two tests to commission first. Ask which laboratory the factory would use and who pays — before an order, not after a customs hold.
What is the minimum order?
Not stated. Neither MOQ, sampling fee, sampling time nor production lead time has been supplied. Get all four in writing with the quotation.
What should I send to get a quote?
The artwork in vector form, the stone sizes and colours you want, the substrate it presses onto with its fibre content, your press make and its parameters, the quantity, and your destination market. Ask in the same message for the press window, the stone material, the MOQ and lead time, and whether a wash test on your fabric can be run with the sample.
Talk to Chuangying Rhinestone Transfers directly.
Send the artwork, the stone sizes (SS6/SS10/SS16 etc.) and colours, the garment or substrate it presses onto, the press parameters you run, and the quantity. Ask for four things this page cannot yet answer: the minimum order, the sampling and production lead time, a wash and pull test on your fabric, and who the exporter of record will be — the licence carries no import/export scope.