What happens from tech pack to sealed sample, how long each round takes, and what to check before you approve — the stage that decides your bulk quality.
Only one document decides your bulk quality: the sealed sample — the physical sample you sign off, kept by both sides as the reference. Website photos, catalogue images and even your first prototype are references. Once the seal is on, anything that does not match it in bulk is a claim, not a surprise.
That is why we push every buyer to treat sample approval as a project milestone with a checklist, not a formality.
5–7 days
Built from your tech pack, sketch or reference garment. Purpose: confirm the silhouette, construction and fabric direction — not finish quality.
4–6 days
Made in your chosen fabric at mid-size. You check the fit on a model or mannequin and send fit comments; we revise the pattern before the next round.
3–5 days each
Each comment round produces an updated sample. One or two rounds is normal; we flag when a comment risks the production timeline.
Optional · 5–7 days
For pre-orders and photography — made with bulk-intent fabric so what your customers see is what ships.
Your sign-off
You approve the final sample; both sides keep the sealed copy with the signed spec sheet. Bulk production is measured against exactly this garment.
Send a sketch, reference garment or tech pack — first sample in 5–7 days, with a clear comment round plan.
