Choose Fabric for the Way It Will Be Worn
Compare visual references, define your wearing requirements, and confirm the exact specification before sampling or ordering.
Specification status: The images below are visual references, not a verified stock list. Composition, mill, origin, weight, finish and availability require confirmation against the matching supplier swatch and documents. No mill-agency or certification claim is made for these references.
The Specification to Agree Before Production
Use this checklist to compare like-for-like proposals. An image reference identifies a photograph; it is not a certified fabric SKU or an inventory promise.
| Specification | What to confirm | Current status |
|---|---|---|
| Reference and supply source | Match the image to the supplier swatch, article code and current lot. | To be confirmed per selection |
| Composition and origin | Fibre percentages, mill identity and supporting supplier documents. | To be confirmed per selection |
| Weight and width | Record the value and unit, plus fabric width. Do not copy g/m as g/m². | Verified measurements needed |
| Construction and finish | Weave, stretch, lining compatibility and any tested finish. | Sample and documentation needed |
| Wearing and care | Climate, daily movement, dress code and the agreed care method. | Defined with your brief |
| Commercial terms | Available colours, order quantity, sample cost and production lead time. | Confirmed in the quotation |
Start with the Wearer, Not a Super Number
- Describe the setting. Tell us whether the garment is for daily office use, client-facing service, travel or an event, and how it will be cleaned.
- Compare physical swatches. Review colour, handle and the intended garment construction together. Screen colour is a reference, not the approval standard.
- Agree the specification. Confirm the source, composition, weight unit, colour and supply conditions in writing before proceeding.
Questions Before Choosing a Fabric
Do the photographs prove a mill or fabric certification?
No. A label in a photograph is a selection reference. Confirm the matching swatch and supply documents before relying on a mill, composition, origin or certification claim.
Are price, minimum quantity and lead time fixed?
No fixed terms are published here. Share your selected reference, garment, quantity and destination so the applicable sample, supply and production terms can be confirmed.
What should I send with a swatch request?
Include the visual reference, garment type, wearing environment, colour direction, approximate quantity, destination and target delivery date.