OEM / ODM
A STARTING POINT FOR YOUR BRIEF
Shape & drape
Describe the shape you want, and how the garment should move.
Explore this reference Bring your own idea, even if it looks different.
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SAMPLE REFERENCES / CUSTOM CONVERSATIONS
A reference.
A clearer conversation.
Not sure how to describe your idea? Start with a shape, a texture or a fit detail. Use these garment references to explain what you like, what you would change and what needs further discussion.
References for discussion, not a stock list or a verified supply catalogue. A photograph does not establish material specifications or available production options. Other apparel ideas are welcome.
A STARTING POINT FOR YOUR BRIEF
Texture & panels
Make texture, coverage and joining details part of the same conversation.
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A STARTING POINT FOR YOUR BRIEF
Fit & details
Turn a fit reference into clear measurements and revision notes.
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CHOOSE YOUR STARTING POINT
Your idea.
An agreed next step.
Develop from your reference
For an OEM discussion, bring a design, sample or marked image. Identify what must stay, what should change and which specifications still need review.
Discuss an OEM brief ↗Clarify an early idea
For an ODM discussion, describe the intended wearer, use and overall direction. Review the development support available, revision scope and responsibilities before proceeding.
Discuss development needs ↗Check an existing style
Availability is a separate question. Confirm the actual garment, options and supply conditions; a reference image does not establish stock or an orderable style.
Ask about availability ↗Your project can
start somewhere else.
These references do not define the full scope of possible enquiries. Bring a different garment, intended use or early idea for a project-specific discussion.
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