Faja Panty
A brief-cut faja with a front zipper and inner hook column for fast, precise closure — including a scratch-protection top lock that keeps the zipper pull off the skin. The three-row hook open crotch allows bathroom access without removing the garment, and lace-trimmed leg openings give a premium retail finish. Built for OEM runs with your label, colorway, and sizing grading.
Need custom sizes? Send us your size range with your quote request.
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Specifications
| Fabric Composition | 90% Polyester +10% Spandex |
| Control Level | Extra Firm |
Key Features
Front Zipper + Scratch-Protection Top Hook
Full-torso front zipper for fast on and off. A locking top hook with inner placket covers the zipper's upper end, preventing the pull tab from catching on skin or clothing during all-day wear.
Three-Row Hook Open Crotch
A three-column hook-and-eye gusset at the crotch allows bathroom access without removing the garment. Three rows give incremental compression adjustment at the gusset as swelling reduces or fit preference changes.
Open-Bust Cut
No built-in cup. The open-bust line starts below the bust, working with any bra the customer already owns — eliminates cup-size fit conflicts across a wide size run.
Brief Cut with Lace Leg Panels
Full seat coverage in a standard brief cut. Lace trim at both leg openings adds a premium finish and anchors the hem against the thigh to prevent roll-up during movement.
Powernet Mesh Side Panels
High-stretch powernet mesh on the side panels allows lateral movement while sustaining compression across the abdomen and waist — the standard construction for faja-grade garments.
Minimum order quantity From 20 pcs
From 20 pieces. Scale up when you're ready.
Every style ships Unbranded, logo-branded, or fully private labeled — pick the depth, not just the quantity.
Buy from our current catalog, in bulk — as shown, no changes. Mix colors and sizes within your order. Cut & sew and seamless both eligible, fastest lead time of any tier.
Your logo on this exact product — nothing else changes. Mix colors and sizes within your order. Details confirmed at inquiry.
- Your logo — print, woven, or embroidered
- Custom packaging — box, wash/care label
- Exact scope and MOQ confirmed with our team
- No color, pattern, or fabric changes — see Full OEM
Built from your spec — color, pattern, fabric, and construction.
- Pantone-matched custom color & dyeing
- Custom pattern & construction changes
- Custom size grading
- Custom fabric sourcing or your own material
- Everything in Private Label, included
Scope, MOQ, and lead times confirmed after project review.
Customization Process 3 steps
How Customization Works
From logo to fully custom build — your exact scope confirmed at inquiry.
Send your logo
AI, PNG, or EPS — vector preferred. No file yet? We can trace one from an image.
Approve the mockup
We send a digital proof on this exact product before anything is printed.
Logo applied & QC checked
Every unit checked against the approved mockup during final QC.
What most customers ask for first — your logo, applied directly to the garment.
Packaging, tags, and labels — your brand on everything it ships in.
Your own color, pattern, and construction — built from your spec.
One Factory. Every Level of Custom.
Logo only or built from scratch — every product in our catalog is available for private label and full OEM development.
FAQ
What compression level does this faja deliver?
Firm to Extra Firm. The front zipper-and-hook dual closure combined with powernet construction delivers targeted abdominal and waist compression — appropriate for intensive daily shaping or post-surgical recovery staging.
How does the three-row hook gusset differ from a snap crotch?
Three hook-and-eye columns allow incremental adjustment at the gusset — tighter or looser depending on wear stage or swelling progression. A snap offers a single fixed closure point with no adjustment range.
Is this available for private label production?
Yes. Cut-and-sew construction means compression zone mapping, leg length, strap width, and lace trim placement can all be modified in OEM production. Pantone-matched colorways, woven labels, and branded packaging are standard.
How does the open-bust design work?
The garment starts below the bust — no bra cup is built in. The customer wears their own bra independently. This is the standard configuration for faja styles that prioritize abdominal and waist compression without integrated bust support.
