Define the reference.
Agree the cloth, fit intention, styling and finished appearance before work begins. Photos and reference garments can support the conversation, but written instructions should make the intended result clear.
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The details make
the difference.
Quality starts with a specification everyone understands, then follows the garment through production.
Review the first garment.
A first sample gives your business something concrete to evaluate. Check it against the agreed specification and communicate any adjustments precisely before further orders.
Keep feedback connected to the order.
When a fit or finish needs discussion, include the order reference, relevant measurements and clear photographs. We can then review the issue in the context of the original brief.
Discuss your requirements early.
Tell us about the checks, presentation standards and documentation your business needs. Any specific tolerance, guarantee or inspection protocol must be agreed rather than assumed.