SAMPLING & COOPERATION
Start with the fabric.
Define the result.
A representative fabric sample and a clear specification give both sides a practical basis for reviewing the printing work.
What to send
- 01 / Fabric
- Composition and percentages, knitted construction, weight, width and stretch information.
- 02 / Artwork
- Design file, repeat size, reference colors and an existing approved sample if available.
- 03 / Quantity
- Quantity for each design, total quantity and any planned split deliveries.
- 04 / Finished requirements
- Hand feel, dimensional targets, testing standards, end use and delivery location.
Agree the sample before bulk production.
We review the requirement, prepare the sample on the actual fabric, confirm the design and finished targets, and then match the approved sample and artwork version to the production order. Commercial terms, scheduling and delivery arrangements are confirmed for that order.
Sampling questions
Can you print on our fabric?
Yes. We can discuss printing on customer-supplied knitted fabric after reviewing the material and requirements.
Can you provide the base fabric?
Yes. Fabric supply and printing can be arranged to an agreed specification.
Can one order include several designs?
We have experience with combined orders containing several designs. Please list the quantity for each design and the total quantity.
What are the minimum quantity, sample cost and lead time?
These are discussed after reviewing the fabric, designs, quantities, finishing and production schedule. Include your delivery location and target date.
What is needed for a repeat order?
Provide the original design reference and approved sample, and explain any changes in the fabric or finishing. Final confirmed formulas and versions are retained for reference; the new batch is still checked.
LET’S START WITH THE FABRIC
Tell us what you need to print.
A specification, a design and a clear end use are a practical place to begin.