Define the collection
Identify the garment, audience, season and desired appearance. Share sketches or a reference sample where available.
SAMPLING / FROM IDEA TO BRIEF
Start small.
Think in collections.
A clear sample brief turns a broad idea into a useful conversation. Share the references and garment requirements that matter to you, then confirm the available sample route with the team.
YOUR FIRST REFERENCE
Something to see.
Something to feel.
Images help build a shortlist. A physical sample lets you assess how a material behaves: its hand, drape, opacity and response to construction.
For a more useful review, compare the material with the intended lining, trims and garment pattern. Keep notes on what works and what needs adjustment.
Choose catalogue references ↗Build the shortlist
Choose catalogue names or codes. State the key priorities: surface, drape, opacity, stretch or structure.
Request & review
Ask for sample options and terms. Confirm composition and dimensions, then evaluate the sample in the intended use.
Agree the next step
Record approved references and request a quotation that covers quantity, colour, timing, packaging and destination.
READY TO ENQUIRE?
Your fabric
brief.
Complete these details to carry a prepared message into the contact form. Nothing is submitted until you send the enquiry there.