Measurements or Reference Garment
Share target chest, length, shoulder and sleeve measurements—or send a reference garment that represents the intended fit.
A development sample lets you confirm the real garment—not just the idea. Fit, fabric, GSM, color, wash, decoration, labels and packaging can all be checked before bulk production begins.
The approved sample becomes the visual and measurable standard for the production order.
The first sample becomes much more useful when the starting direction is clear. You do not need a perfect tech pack, but you should define the product as specifically as possible.
Share target chest, length, shoulder and sleeve measurements—or send a reference garment that represents the intended fit.
Confirm cotton content, target weight, surface character and whether the garment should feel structured, soft or washed.
Provide artwork files, placement references and finish expectations so the decoration can be developed on the actual garment.
Tell us which private-label details need to be included in the sample round and which can be confirmed after fit approval.

The purpose of the sample is to remove uncertainty before the order scales. Review measurable details first, then visual and brand details.
Keeping the sample process linear prevents too many variables from changing at the same time.
Send measurements, reference images, artwork and target material information.
Pattern, fabric and decoration are prepared around the requested product direction.
Compare fit, fabric, artwork, color and construction against your intended standard.
Adjust only the confirmed issues so the next round stays controlled and easy to compare.
The approved sample and specifications become the reference for bulk production and repeat orders.
Ready to build a drop?
Share target GSM, fit, quantity, wash direction, artwork and reference images. We’ll organize the sampling and production route.