Guangdong Nafei Industrial Co., Ltd.

Company profile

Guangdong Nafei Industrial Co., Ltd. is a feminine hygiene manufacturer based in Shanwei, Guangdong, China, established in 2006. The plant runs sanitary pads, panty liners, disposable menstrual pants and disposable underwear, and operates as the production base for Hunan Nafei (Changsha), the group's sales and brand management arm.

This profile belongs to the factory behind Sanitary Pants. Buyers who need a factory-direct partner for a menstrual pants or pad line can use the sections below to check what the plant makes, which platforms it builds, how a private label program is set up, and what can be verified before a deposit is paid.

Company facts

Guangdong Nafei and Hunan Nafei: who does what

Two companies sit behind this product line, and buyers usually deal with both. Knowing which one answers which question saves a week of email.

• Guangdong Nafei Industrial Co., Ltd. (Shanwei, established 2006) is the manufacturing site. It holds the converting equipment, the GMP workshop environment, product development, sampling and inspection, and it runs the production schedule. It also owns the Nafei brand.
• Hunan Nafei Biotechnology Co., Ltd. (Changsha, established 2017) is the commercial side. It takes the brief, proposes product and packaging, coordinates samples and artwork, handles export documents and transport, and follows up after shipment. It operates the Nafei brand under authorization and runs its own brands LANCOOL, Naxiaorou and Naxiaoshuang.

The split matters for due diligence: factory audit, workshop evidence and production records belong to Guangdong Nafei; quotation scope, order administration and shipping documents belong to Hunan Nafei. Ask each question of the right entity and the answers reconcile.

What we manufacture

Disposable menstrual pants for day use, overnight, heavy flow, postpartum and plus-size programs; sanitary pads and panty liners; and disposable underwear for travel, hotel, spa and maternity channels. Product development covers size range, surface material, core structure, absorbency planning and packaging.

Menstrual pants platforms

A platform is a construction family — it fixes the core build, waist type and size map before artwork and pricing. Most briefs start by picking one platform, then adjusting materials or packaging on top of it. Sizes listed are the current platform range; the final size map is confirmed against the approved sample.

Sanitary pads and panty liners

Five surface and core series, each with its own nominal length ladder. Nominal length is the label figure; approve the actual dimension with the sample, because stock labels and OEM specifications do not always match.

Two naming notes that cause confusion in quotes: “organic cotton” describes the topsheet only, not the whole product; “Bubble Cotton” is a series name, and “adhesive-free” refers to the core, not the wing adhesive.

Use-case variants buyers ask for

Platforms describe how a pant is built; use-case variants describe when it is worn. The same platform can serve several use cases, so most briefs pick one of each. These are the variants buyers ask for most often:

• Overnight period pants — extended core and a higher back panel for sleep-through use.
• Heavy flow menstrual pants — thicker core and a wider absorbent area for high-volume days.
• Ultra thin menstrual pants — reduced thickness for day wear under close-fitting clothing.
• Side open menstrual pants — tear-open side seams for maternity and bed-bound use.
• Leakproof period pants — standing leak guards and a wider side gather.
• Plus size menstrual pants — extended waist and hip range on the same construction.
• Postpartum disposable underwear — high waist and soft top sheet for the first weeks after delivery.
• Breathable menstrual pants — breathable back sheet for humid climates and long wear.

The full category page is disposable menstrual pants; adjacent constructions are covered under cooling and odor control.

Three customization routes

Most projects fall into one of three levels. Cost, lead time and minimum quantity move with the level, so it is worth settling the route early.

Packaging options

Digital printing suits smaller packaging runs; conventional printed PE or laminate bags suit established volumes; customer-supplied bags are accepted when they are compatible with the line. Cooling products need an appropriate sealed barrier pack. Bag minimums and finished-product minimums are quoted separately, which is why two suppliers can quote the same product at very different unit prices.

OEM and private label support

Programs cover specification review, sample development, artwork and packaging discussion, private label bags, boxes and cartons, quality tracking and export coordination. Buyers share target market, size range, absorbency scenario, packaging plan and estimated quantity to receive sample discussion and factory-direct quotation.

Program pages: OEM and ODM, private label, wholesale supply, and the MOQ guide for how order volume interacts with unit cost.

Quality and evidence

Material review, in-line inspection and finished-product checks are part of the production workflow, and performance testing covers absorption, rewet, leak guard, bonding and packaging. Buyers can request material disclosure, test reports, sample approval records and quality system documentation. Figures such as production base area, line count and annual capacity are company-reported and should be verified during due diligence.

The production sequence a buyer can audit: topsheet, absorbent materials, backsheet, elastic components and packing materials are matched to the approved specification; the absorbent area is formed against the approved size; waist elasticity, leg opening and side structure are checked against the size map and approved sample; then individual wrapping, retail bag, carton marking and shipping documents are confirmed before release. Inspection records stay linked to the order lot, which is what makes a complaint traceable months later.

Portal references on method: material structure, absorbency and rewet testing, quality control.

How to work with us

Send your product brief through the RFQ route on this portal, or contact the manufacturer directly through the company page. Typical first steps: brief and quotation, samples, artwork approval, pre-production sample, bulk production and pre-shipment inspection.

Routes: request a quote, contact the factory, factory overview, sourcing guides.