Read the material.
Develop the garment.

Include the end use, construction, composition, finished GSM, usable width, colours and estimated quantity by colour. Add your destination market, required timing and any tests or documentation you need. If you have a reference sample, describe which qualities should be matched.

Start with the garment’s fit, silhouette and use. Compare representative samples for appearance, handle and performance, then validate the preferred construction in a sewn sample. Our construction guide explains the main distinctions.

Treat on-screen colours as illustrative. Agree a physical reference, relevant viewing conditions and any instrumental assessment with the supplier before colour approval.

No. Include composition, construction, finished width, colour, finish and performance requirements. GSM describes mass per area, not the complete behaviour of the material.