CONSTRUCTION TO DISCUSSCrew neckline, shoulder seam, sleeve opening and hem finish
Sketches clarify the garment shape only. Confirm artwork, seam finish and measurements against the approved sample.
ILLUSTRATIVE COLOUR OPTIONS
T-SHIRTS / SAMPLE 01
Everyday crew tee— a direction, not a finished specification.
A familiar base style for a first collection, event range or repeat core line.
COMMONLY CONSIDERED FORCore retail · event merchandise · private label
01
Neck shape and rib finish
Agree in the brief
02
Fabric hand feel, composition and weight
Agree in the brief
03
Print or embroidery placement
Agree in the brief
04
Size chart and grading
Agree in the brief
MATERIAL / SPECIFICATION
Keep four different questions separate.
Structure direction
Knit jersey direction · fibre content and weight selected for the intended use
Fibre composition
Choose and record the actual fibre percentages for the selected fabric.
Weight
Confirm GSM or another suitable unit on the fabric reference.
Finish & testing
List any requested wash or functional finish separately from test methods and results.
MEASUREMENT POINTS / EXAMPLE
Define how the garment is measured.
Chest width, measured flat below the armhole
Body length from high-point shoulder
Sleeve length from shoulder seam
Neck opening and rib width
These are measurement points, not a universal size chart. The size range, grading rules and tolerances belong to this style’s approved specification.
MOQ, sample charges, revision count, price and delivery date Confirm in writing after the fabric, fit, decoration, destination and order mix are reviewed. No live stock or commercial offer is implied.