A logo finish. A pocket that is easier to reach. A small change can make a garment feel right for your team. Use these examples to show us what you like, then check the details on your own sample.
A separate badge gives the design a defined outline. This reference shows raised shapes and a stitched edge; we agree the material and attachment separately.
What to check on your sample
Review the height and clarity of the raised detail.
Check the border, corners and attachment to the garment.
Confirm the badge dimensions and position on the actual size.
The fabric texture is visible through this printed reference. Your artwork, ink and fabric affect the result, so review the finish on the material you choose.
What to check on your sample
Look at color coverage and the edges of small details.
Check the feel of the print across the design area.
Review physical colors with your agreed brand reference.
“Move the logo away from the pocket” is more useful than “something feels off.” A marked photo helps us understand the change and carry it through to the next version.
01
Choose the reference
Send a style link, photo or sketch. Circle the detail you like and describe its purpose.
02
Agree the sample brief
Set out the fabric, dimensions, finish and placement. We confirm what will be sampled and its cost.
03
Keep changes together
Review the sample against that brief. Mark the changes on the same version before the next step is agreed.