From your first brief to shipment
Your idea.
A clear way forward.
Seven steps to develop your apparel, with a clear role for you at every stage.
Submit Your Brief Explore the process
The collaboration
Know what happens.
Know what comes next.
Each stage connects your decisions to the next step. Open a step to see what to prepare, what we handle and what needs confirming.
01Share your brief
Tell us what you want to make.
You provide
Tech pack or reference images, product type, estimated quantity and delivery destination. Include your target date and any details still undecided.
We handle
Review the product direction and identify the information needed to assess your project.
Stage output
A defined starting brief and a list of any missing details.
Before moving on
Confirm the intended product and fill in the details needed for a quotation.
02Quotation & technical review
Resolve the details behind the price.
You provide
Fabric preferences, measurements or fit references, artwork, color and size breakdown, labels and packaging requirements.
We handle
Review construction and material options with your requirements, then clarify the quotation and proposed sampling scope.
Stage output
A quotation and technical direction for review, with project-specific costs and timing.
Before moving on
Agree the scope, quoted terms and sampling arrangements before sample development begins.
03Sample development
Turn the agreed direction into a sample.
You provide
Confirmed sampling details, usable artwork and any reference garments or files requested during the technical review.
We handle
Develop the pattern and sample around the agreed fabric, fit, construction and decoration requirements.
Stage output
A sample to assess against your brief and the agreed development details.
Before moving on
Review the sample and collect clear, consolidated feedback. Any changes to cost or timing should be agreed before further work.
04Sample & specification approval
Make the production reference clear.
You provide
Your sample feedback or approval: fit, measurements, fabric, color, artwork placement, labels and packaging.
We handle
Clarify requested changes and document the agreed sample and final specifications for production.
Stage output
An approved sample and agreed specification set to guide the order.
Before moving on
Confirm the final sample, specifications, quantity breakdown and order terms before bulk production.
05Bulk production
Make the order to the approved specification.
You provide
Final order confirmation and any outstanding artwork, labeling or packing information agreed for production.
We handle
Organize materials, cutting, sewing and the agreed finishes against the approved production reference.
Stage output
The production order ready for the agreed quality review and finishing steps.
Before moving on
Keep any change requests explicit. Confirm their feasibility and effect on cost and schedule before they are applied.
06Quality checks
Review the order against what was agreed.
You provide
Any project-specific inspection requirements agreed in advance, including measurement and packaging priorities.
We handle
Check the order against the approved sample and specifications. Review measurements, workmanship, decoration and packing as agreed.
Stage output
Quality review findings and any issues that need to be resolved before dispatch.
Before moving on
Resolve outstanding issues and confirm readiness to dispatch under the agreed order terms.
07Shipment
Confirm the handover and delivery details.
You provide
The final delivery address, consignee details and any shipping or documentation requirements for your destination.
We handle
Coordinate packing, dispatch and the relevant shipment information according to the agreed shipping arrangements.
Stage output
Dispatch information and the shipment documents applicable to your order.
Before moving on
Confirm the shipping method, costs, responsibilities and required documents before dispatch. Review the goods on receipt.
The sample sets
the direction.
Before bulk production, bring the fit, materials, artwork and order details into one agreed reference.
See the approval checklistBefore you begin
A useful brief
starts here.
You do not need every answer to start. Read the clothing sampling guide, then share what you have and flag what still needs to be decided.
Your preparation checklist
0 of 6 readyTick the items you already have. This is a guide, not a requirement to start.
Start with what you have. We can clarify the rest together.
Start Your ProjectQuestions before you start
Let’s clear up
the details.
Project-specific costs, timing and order terms are agreed during the quotation and technical review.
Tell us about your projectCan I start with reference images instead of a tech pack?
Yes. Share clear reference images and explain what you want to keep or change. Add the intended fit, fabric, decoration and quantity where possible. The technical review identifies the specifications needed before sampling.
What should I check when reviewing a sample?
Compare fit and measurements, fabric feel, color, construction, artwork size and placement, labels and packaging against the brief. Put your feedback into one clear list with annotated images or measurements. Confirm the final sample and specifications before bulk production.
How are sample costs and revisions handled?
Sampling costs, the scope of development and any further revisions are confirmed for your project. Review these terms before sampling starts. If feedback changes the agreed scope, clarify any additional cost and timing before proceeding.
How long will my project take?
The schedule depends on the product, material availability, development requirements, order details and shipping arrangements. Share your target delivery date at the start. Sampling, approval, production and transport timing need to be confirmed for your project.
Can I change a detail after approving the sample?
Raise the change as soon as possible. Its feasibility depends on the stage of production and materials already arranged. Agree any effect on the specification, cost and schedule before the change is applied.
What quantity and payment terms apply?
Our garment MOQ is 100 pieces per style, per color, with mixed sizes. Use the MOQ planning guide to prepare your breakdown. Payment and other order terms are confirmed in the quotation. The brief does not commit you to an order.
Who arranges shipping and import requirements?
Shipping method, costs, responsibilities and destination requirements need to be agreed for each order. Provide the delivery country early and confirm consignee details and the required documentation before dispatch.
Your next step
Let’s make
your brief clear.
Tell us what you are developing. Start with the essentials, then add the details that help shape the next conversation.