Bring a reference product, sketch, tech pack or market requirement. We use it to define the product, fit, material, branding and packing before quotation.
YOUR BRIEF CAN START HERE
Reference style, fabric direction and product sketch.
Use this rainwear style as a starting point, then define silhouette, material, fit, branding and packing around your market.
You do not need a finished tech pack. Send the information you already have, and make the missing decisions during product definition.
Reference photo, physical sample, sketch, tech pack or a written description of the style.
Target customer, pet profile, destination market, selling season and intended use.
Expected quantity, colorways, size range, target date and packing requirements.
Every decision below becomes part of the product brief used for sampling and quotation.
Garment type, coverage, collar, sleeves, openings, closures, adjustability and harness access.
Body profile, measurement points, ease, back length, chest fit and size breakdown.
Composition, weight, hand feel, stretch, lining, seam direction, trims and required evidence.
Color blocking, print, embroidery, patches, woven labels, care labels and hangtags.
Folding, polybags, barcodes, carton marks, size ratios, destination and delivery target.
Each stage has a clear buyer decision, so the product does not move forward with unresolved fit, material or brand details.
Confirm the product direction, target market, quantity, timing and missing inputs.
Align the fit basis, material, construction, colors, branding and packing.
Check measurements, movement, fabric, workmanship, trims and visual details.
Confirm corrections, final specification, colorways, labels and packing instructions.
Confirm size breakdown, quantity, quotation terms, destination and target schedule.
Use these answers to prepare the first brief. Product-specific details can be confirmed during the development review.
Send the product type, reference image or sample, target customer, approximate quantity, destination market and target date. Include size, material, branding or packing requirements when available.
Yes. Mark which features should remain, which details should change, and what customer, climate or price position the new product needs to serve.
The silhouette, coverage, measurements, size range, fabric, lining, trims, closures, colors, artwork, labels, hangtags and packing can be defined in the product brief.
Start with the target pet profile and measurement basis. Confirm the sample size first, then define the size increments and review the full size breakdown before the order.
Product complexity, material availability, color count, size mix, branding method, packing, order volume, sample revisions and delivery target all affect the quotation.
Confirm the measurements, fit, material, construction, colors, trims, artwork, labels, care information, packing, size breakdown, quantity and destination details.
Include the reference, market, size range, quantity and target date. Add the remaining details during product definition.
