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Turn your design into a production-ready sample with professional guidance from our merchandising team. Sampling is the first step to ensure quality, fit, and feasibility before bulk production.

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Why Sampling Is Important Before Bulk Production?

Sampling helps verify fabric quality, construction, fit, measurements, workmanship, and overall execution. It allows both buyer and manufacturer to align expectations before committing to bulk production.

Need a Sample?

We can sampling development after we review and confirm the buyer’s technical requirements.

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1) Submit Technical Specification

Share your tech pack with measurements, construction details, and artwork. If unavailable, clear reference images are sufficient to begin feasibility evaluation.

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2) Technical Review & Clarification

Our team verifies sizing logic, fabric selection, decoration complexity, and construction feasibility
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3) Cost & Timeline Confirmation

We provide a clear sample cost and development timeframe. If you aggree the we start sampling.
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4) Sample Development & Delivery

Pattern making, fabric sourcing, printing/embroidery execution, final quality check & delivery.

Our Sample Making Process

Sampling is the first step to ensure quality, fit, and feasibility before bulk production

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Fabric Manufacturing

Fabric development is coordinated with suitable mills and manufacturing partners according to the approved specifications.
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Trims & Accessories Making

Trims and accessories are sourced or developed according to the approved design, branding, and construction requirements.
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Lab Dip, Strike-Off Approval

We coordinate lab dips and strike-offs with relevant suppliers for buyer approval.
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Pattern Making & Size Base Setup

Pattern development is coordinated according to approved measurements and fit requirements.
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Fabric Cutting

Approved fabric is cut according to the finalized pattern and sample specifications.
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Printing & Embroidery Application

Printing and embroidery are completed through suitable production partners according to approved artwork and placement.
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Sample Sewing & Trim Attachment

The sample is assembled according to the approved construction, trims, and technical requirements.
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Final QC & Sample Dispatch

Each completed sample undergoes detailed quality inspection for measurements, finishing, and workmanship before being packed and dispatched to the buyer.

Sample Timeline & Cost

Sample Development Timeline

• Standard Sample Development: 10–12 working days
• Timeline may vary depending on fabric availability, printing / embroidery complexity, and approval speed.
• Lab dips and strike-offs may require additional time if required.

Note: Timely confirmation and approval from the buyer help maintain the stated timeline.

Sample Cost Structure

• Sample cost is usually 3–5 times the estimated unit price, depending on product type and complexity.
• Sample cost covers fabric development, pattern making, printing / embroidery setup, and manual workmanship.

Sample pricing depends on:
• Fabric type and GSM
• Printing or embroidery complexity
• Wash or special finishing requirements
• Number of samples requested
• Trim and accessory customization

Sample Cost Adjustment Policy

For confirmed bulk orders:
• Sample cost may be adjusted or partially balanced against the bulk order value, depending on order quantity and agreement.
• Shipping cost for samples is generally borne by the buyer.

Important Clarification

Sample development is not only for visual confirmation. It ensures:

• Fit accuracy
• Construction validation
• Fabric behavior testing
• Print and embroidery positioning
• Production feasibility

A well-developed sample reduces bulk production risk. We treat every sample as the foundation of successful bulk production. Clear communication during sampling ensures smooth mass production later.

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