A clearer project, one decision at a time
A useful sample starts with a clear question: what do we need to confirm? Organize the garment, shape, finish and branding requirements before assessing a proposed design.
Discuss your project
Keep every revision tied to one specification version.
01 / Planning questions
Gather garment photographs, measurements, sketches and any existing hanger you want to discuss. Identify which parts are requirements and which are simply visual inspiration.
02 / Planning questions
A visual proposal cannot demonstrate every aspect of use. Write down which dimensions, surfaces, branding details and functional questions need a physical check.
03 / Planning questions
Compare the sample with the brief and representative garments. Separate observations from requested changes, and keep commercial approval distinct from sample comments.
Before you request a quotation
Send your garment references, requested quantity, destination and any sketches or artwork. Final materials, dimensions, availability and commercial terms are confirmed for your project.
A concept image communicates direction. Confirm the physical sample, final specification, artwork and commercial terms separately before agreeing to an order.
More planning answersA considered beginning
A clear brief is the first step toward a product that feels like your brand.
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