04 / MANUFACTURING & QUALITY
Our own factory is part of how we support your collection. Product development stays close to making, with samples for you to review and agreed quality checks to guide the order through production.
HOW YOUR COLLECTION TAKES SHAPE
Choose a stage to see what we're working on and what we'll ask you to look at.
We begin with the range you're planning and the way you want it to look and feel. Then we work out which designs and materials to take into development with you.
Checks are agreed for your order.We begin with your styles, references and priorities, then agree the work and the person who will review samples with us.
Once the designs are in fabric, we'll look at the samples together and go through your comments. The agreed changes are worked through before you approve production.
Checks are agreed for your order.A reference shows us the direction. Your sample and product specifications give you something concrete to check before you approve production.
Your approved samples and product specifications guide the inspection. We agree the checks with you, so the review follows the details that matter for your order.
Checks are agreed for your order.We agree which checks your order needs, when they take place and how the results will be reviewed.
Once the sample and order terms are approved, the work moves into production. Before delivery, we go over how the garments will be packed and what you need to arrange to receive them.
Checks are agreed for your order.Production follows the sample, specifications and commercial terms you approve. Before delivery, we check the packing information, documents and any remaining actions with you.
Your delivery arrangements cover the products, packing information and agreed files. We confirm who handles shipping and what you need to arrange when the order reaches your market.
BEFORE WE MOVE AHEAD
The sample and written product details guide production. Your quotation sets out the commercial terms.
09 / START A PROJECT
Tell us what you want to make. A sketch, a reference or a description is enough to start the conversation.
Start a Project