Question 1

Explaining our sample iteration and fit adjustment workflow. We detail how pattern makers update digital CAD files based on client feedback to produce a verified Pre-Production Sample (PPS).

Accepted Answer

Upon receiving the first prototype, clients provide a fit feedback report (using photos or a marked-up Tech Pack). Our pattern makers use this engineering data to adjust the digital CAD files—for example, modifying the inseam length or waist tension. We then produce a 2nd Pre-Production Sample (PPS) using the bulk fabric to verify all corrections before the 100-piece bulk manufacturing begins.

Question 2

Explaining our precise color matching process. We detail the creation of physical lab dips using Pantone codes and standard D65 lighting evaluation to eliminate color deviation.

Accepted Answer

We execute precise color matching through a rigorous "Lab Dip" process. Upon receiving your specific Pantone (TPX/TCX) codes, we dye small physical fabric swatches and provide multiple variants (e.g., A, B, C) for your physical approval. All color evaluation is conducted under standardized D65 lighting to eliminate metamerism (colors looking different under various lights), ensuring the bulk fabric aligns exactly with your approved standard.

Question 3

Typically 7-10 days after you confirm the design and fabric.

Accepted Answer

Typically 7-10 days after you confirm the design and fabric.

Question 4

Yes.   When you place a bulk order (meeting the MOQ of 300+ pcs) for the same style, the sample fee will be deducted from your bulk invoice.   Essentially, the sample becomes free.

Accepted Answer

Yes. When you place a bulk order (meeting the MOQ of 300+ pcs) for the same style, the sample fee will be deducted from your bulk invoice. Essentially, the sample becomes free.

Question 5

Making a single sample requires the same setup process as making 1,000 pieces. It involves pattern making, machine threading, and a dedicated sample master’s time.

Accepted Answer

Making a single sample requires the same setup process as making 1,000 pieces. It involves pattern making, machine threading, and a dedicated sample master’s time.

Question 6

Sample costs vary by complexity (usually $50 - $100). This covers the pattern making, fabric sourcing, and labor for a single piece.

Accepted Answer

Sample costs vary by complexity (usually $50 - $100). This covers the pattern making, fabric sourcing, and labor for a single piece.

Question 7

Yes, absolutely! We strictly follow the "Sample First" policy. We recommend verifying the fabric, fit, and workmanship through a sample before you commit to a bulk order.

Accepted Answer

Yes, absolutely! We strictly follow the "Sample First" policy. We recommend verifying the fabric, fit, and workmanship through a sample before you commit to a bulk order.

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