What should you inspect first?
- Measure the specified points using the agreed method and units.
- Compare fabric, colour and hand feel with the approved reference.
- Check seams, pockets, fastenings and functional details.
- Review artwork dimensions, placement and finished appearance.
- Check label information, positions and packaging requirements.
How do you evaluate fit and washing?
Try the garment on the intended wearer when possible and take front, side and back photos. Check movement as well as appearance. If washing is part of the review, agree on the washing and drying conditions first, then measure the same points before and after. A wash result without a defined procedure is hard to compare.
How should you communicate corrections?
| Unclear comment | A clearer instruction |
|---|---|
| Make it shorter | Specify the revised body length and measuring points |
| The logo is wrong | Identify the colour, size, placement or effect that needs changing |
| Improve the fit | Mark the affected measurement and include fit photographs |
| Match this reference | State which exact feature the reference defines |
What must be approved before production?
Keep a dated sample brief and a final list of approved details. If the sample uses substitute material or a temporary trim, identify the change and whether another sample is needed. Confirm the final order breakdown, quotation and production schedule after the specification is settled. Blesstop bulk production usually takes 20–25 days after sample approval; the final schedule depends on the design, sample complexity and confirmed requirements.
These guides explain choices to discuss. Catalogue photos are visual references; final materials, measurements, MOQ, prices and schedules are confirmed in your brief, sample and quotation.
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