Garments
List product types and the opening size/quantity breakdown.
TEAMWEAR / SPORTSWEAR MANUFACTURING
From a clear brief to an approved garment.
Work through development, sampling, construction and packing as connected decisions. Confirm which operations are performed in-house or by approved partners before placing an order.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Define the manufacturing scope.
Confirm the operations relevant to your order.
Operations
Ask which stages are in-house and which involve partners.
Evidence
Request current documentation for any required capability.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Build the specification.
Keep the sample decisions in one versioned brief.
Fit reference
Attach measurement points and intended fit.
Material reference
Record composition, weight and colour.
Artwork reference
Supply placement, dimensions and files.
GARMENT DEVELOPMENT / BUYER GUIDE
Review the first physical reference.
Compare the sample with the brief and record corrections by garment and size. Confirm any additional sampling costs and timing.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Resolve panels before assembly.
Check the approved pattern and size progression.
Panel layout
Identify joins, contrast panels and decoration boundaries.
Size progression
Confirm how measurements change across the requested sizes.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Agree the decoration sequence.
Review finish suitability on the chosen material.
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Artwork placement
Provide dimensions and positions for each mark. Review artwork against seams and the full size range.
Label details
Supply wording, dimensions and location. Confirm the label material and how it feels inside the garment.
Trims and closures
Identify zip, cord and fastening requirements separately. Agree the physical reference before approval.
GARMENT DEVELOPMENT / BUYER GUIDE
Inspect assembly details.
Review seam finish, joins, edges and reinforcement on the sample. Keep the accepted construction reference available for production.
Sample review priorities
Quality starts in the detail.
Review the sample against the agreed specification, then record what is approved and what needs to change. Work through these six checkpoints before confirming production.
Approval & sample records
Record the sample version, review date and agreed corrections. Keep photographs and measurements with the final specification, and identify who can approve changes before production proceeds.
Construction & seam finish
Inspect stitch consistency, seam allowances and reinforcement at stress points. Turn the garment inside out to check loose threads, rough edges and seam bulk against the skin.
Colour & decoration
Compare colour against the approved physical reference. Confirm crest, sponsor, name and number dimensions and placement. Inspect print edges, embroidery backing and the feel of decoration against the fabric.
Fabric, stretch & coverage
Review hand feel, fabric weight and composition against the requested specification. Check opacity under stretch and recovery after movement. Agree any wash or performance testing before bulk production.
Measurements & movement
Measure the agreed points on the sample and record any differences from the size chart. Check reach, bending and stride in the intended fit; confirm measurement tolerances with the manufacturer.
Labels & packing
Check brand, size and care label content supplied for the order. Confirm folding, individual packing, carton quantities and carton markings, including any buyer-specific packing instructions.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Prepare the dispatch brief.
Specify presentation and delivery responsibilities before shipment.
Individual packing
Confirm folding, garment identification and bag requirements.
Carton planning
Provide packing-list and carton-marking requirements.
Delivery terms
Agree freight, documentation and responsibilities in writing.
YOUR NEXT MANUFACTURING BRIEF
Request a manufacturing quotation.
Describe the garments, estimated quantities, destination and decisions you need help with. Include sample and artwork requirements so the brief can be reviewed together.