Compare a garment reference, fabric swatches or a custom development sample for your sleepwear collection. Tell us the product or decision you want to review, and our team will help define the sample scope and arrangements.
Useful for discussing a product shape, construction method, fabric feel or workmanship. Tell us the style or detail you want to review so we can confirm suitable available references.
Useful for comparing composition, construction, weight and handfeel before selecting a garment material. Share the product and desired effect, or a fabric reference you have already seen.
Useful when you need to review your own combination of pattern, material, print, trims and brand details. A reference image, garment or technical pack can start the development discussion.
Who should we contact about the samples?
Where should we send the available options and arrangements?
Describe the product, material or construction question. Add any selected style or fabric references.
Optional business context.
Useful for checking the sample-shipping options. Full delivery details can be confirmed before dispatch.
Optional images, specifications or artwork.
Review selected style IDs, fabric references and print codes. Keep or remove items before sending; you can also type a reference or describe a theme.
Optional. Choose a route or leave it open for our recommendation.
Optional. Add selected design codes and any color or scale request. A theme description is enough to begin.
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Selected existing garment or fabric samples may be available without a sample charge, with the scope confirmed for your request. Shipping is normally arranged at the buyer's cost. We confirm availability and any sample, customization or courier charges before dispatch.
Custom development samples are quoted for the work involved. The proposal identifies the garment or material, development scope, relevant files and review stages.
On standard fabric qualities, custom sampling starts from one unit per style per color. One two-piece pajama set is one unit. Normal sampling is 7–10 working days after the relevant sample inputs and start conditions are confirmed; additional development, reviews, testing and shipping are scheduled separately.
| Sample type | Review it for | Confirm separately where needed |
|---|---|---|
| Existing garment | Available construction, material feel and reference details | Your own specification, color, fit and brand requirements |
| Fabric swatch | Identified fabric and color characteristics | The finished garment and the actual bulk material requirements |
| Pattern or fit sample | Shape, measurements and construction within its defined scope | Any substitute material, final print, trims and packaging |
| Actual-material pre-production sample | The agreed production combination | Remaining scope items and the final production release conditions |
Each sample should have a clear reference and review purpose. An approval records what was checked and what still needs a decision.
We review the purpose, confirm the suitable sample options and discuss any costs or missing inputs. Before shipping, we confirm the delivery arrangement and the samples being sent. Custom work follows the agreed development proposal.
Yes. Explain the product or material you are considering and what you want to learn from a sample. We can help identify a useful starting point.
The directory identifies the style and its development or supply status. Existing garment stock, available fabric and a developed sample are checked separately.
Yes. We agree on the specifications and approval scope needed for your product, then use the relevant approved records for the production proposal.
Use the custom quotation page to share your collection, quantities and delivery goals, or email Austin with your questions.
