Show the intended structure
Reference a style, garment, sketch or technical pack and explain the fit, support or coverage that matters.
Your project brief
Let’s discuss your collection.
Send a style reference or your design, with any quantities, sizes and timing you already have.
A useful first brief
Bring the information you already have.
You do not need every decision finalized. Clear references and honest unknowns make it easier to identify the right development route.
Describe the order shape
Share the market, approximate quantity by style or color, size direction, labels and packaging needs.
Explain the target window
State the intended launch or delivery period and which materials, tests or approvals are still undecided.
After your first message
Keep the next conversation focused.
The initial form needs only an email, category and short description. Add the details you know; leave undecided choices open for discussion.
Return to the project form →Mention your starting point
A catalog SKU, your own design or a physical sample helps establish the direction. You can describe references in the project details.
Name your priorities
Tell us which fit, coverage, color or branding details matter most. Quantities and timing can be included if you already know them.
Keep your request reference
A successful save provides a reference number. This confirms the request was recorded, not that a quotation or production date has been agreed.