
Close-fit tops
Examine seam bulk, collar and cuff openings and waistband comfort under the outer kit.

Describe the intended layering system and close-fit preference. Do not assume a medical or measured-compression claim.
Describe the intended layering system and close-fit preference. Do not assume a medical or measured-compression claim.
Define the body measurements, garment measurements and intended ease. Check reach and bending beneath outer garments.
Define the body measurements, garment measurements and intended ease. Check reach and bending beneath outer garments.
List quantities by garment and size. Identify youth, adult or specialist fits separately.
Review stretch in both directions, recovery, coverage and feel against the skin on the sample.

Review stretch in both directions, recovery, coverage and feel against the skin on the sample.

Examine seam bulk, collar and cuff openings and waistband comfort under the outer kit.
Examine seam bulk, collar and cuff openings and waistband comfort under the outer kit.
Specify low-bulk decoration and label placement for next-to-skin use.

Specify low-bulk decoration and label placement for next-to-skin use.

Define the body measurements, garment measurements and intended ease. Check reach and bending beneath outer garments.
Review the base layer with the intended outer garment. Measured compression or therapeutic claims require separate evidence.
Confirm which garments, sizes and finishes the sample should represent.
Review the base layer with the intended outer garment. Measured compression or therapeutic claims require separate evidence.
Date the accepted specification and record corrections before confirming the production brief.
Make each commercial assumption explicit before committing to production.
List pieces by style, colour and size. Identify opening orders and possible replenishment separately.
Request the sample scope, costs and revision process. Keep one approved specification.
Name the country, delivery area and target date. Confirm freight, duties and responsibilities in the quotation.
Agree the details that affect your quotation and sample review.
Keep the accepted sample, measurement chart, colour references, artwork files and order quantities together. Identify who approves corrections and record changes before production proceeds.
State the delivery country and area in the USA, Australia or the relevant European country, your target arrival date and packing requirements. Request production timing, freight and delivery responsibilities in writing.
Review the base layer with the intended outer garment. Measured compression or therapeutic claims require separate evidence. Define the body measurements, garment measurements and intended ease. Check reach and bending beneath outer garments.
Break your request down by garment, colour and size. Ask for the minimum quantity, unit price, sample cost and any artwork charges against that exact brief; do not assume one minimum applies to every style.
Describe the garments, estimated quantities, destination and decisions you need help with. Include sample and artwork requirements so the brief can be reviewed together.