Color story
Provide color references and identify which ribbon, print, stone, or component each color controls.

Coordinate an authorized team mark or color story with ribbon layers, measured loop and tail proportions, rhinestone placement, attachment, sample approval, and packing. The brief should make every repeatable visual decision explicit.
Color names and a logo file are not enough. Show how the ribbon, shape, decoration, attachment, and presentation should work together at the approved finished size.
Provide color references and identify which ribbon, print, stone, or component each color controls.
Dimension overall width and height plus loop, center, tail, layer, and depth relationships.
Map authorized artwork, letters, rhinestone lines, centers, and any intentional clear zones.
Specify clip or other requested attachment, dimensions, orientation, position, and intended use.
Define individual packing, label or backing card, orientation, shape protection, and carton needs.
The following records differ in material, scale, and recorded minimum. Cite the item code and list every requested change rather than combining details across rows.



These values describe the named catalog records. Current ribbon, color, decoration, attachment, size, quantity, sample, packing, price, timing, and availability require written confirmation. The current written quote controls.
Compare more catalog designsPhotograph and record the front, back, side, attachment, and packed presentation. Note the finished measurements and any accepted change so the bulk inspection has an objective reference.
Open the sample approval checklistThe cleanest repeat begins with an identified catalog code or approved sample, controlled artwork, recorded measurements, and an order-specific quality checklist.
Build the inspection checklistFor a school or club bow, provide a team mark you are permitted to reproduce. Include editable art if available, measured lettering, ribbon layers, crystal placement, clip or elastic attachment, color references, and quantities for each team variant.
DYHH-KB-002 and DYHH-KB-006 each show a historical 200-piece minimum; DYHH-KB-001 lists 500. Current MOQ: 50 pieces. Quote the actual bow layers, stones, fastening, sample, and team-color allocation rather than treating the old figures as today's terms.
Approve finished width and height, ribbon widths, loop and tail proportions, depth or layering where relevant, decoration dimensions and position, attachment size and orientation, and the measurement tolerance written into the order specification.
Check the approved silhouette, symmetry, colors, ribbon layers, edge treatment, rhinestone placement and appearance, authorized lettering or mark, attachment, intended-use handling, packing, and any market- or order-specific requirement identified by the buyer.
Color names and a logo file are not enough. Show how the ribbon, shape, decoration, attachment, and presentation should work together at the approved finished size.
Provide color references and identify which ribbon, print, stone, or component each color controls.
Dimension overall width and height plus loop, center, tail, layer, and depth relationships.
Map authorized artwork, letters, rhinestone lines, centers, and any intentional clear zones.
Specify clip or other requested attachment, dimensions, orientation, position, and intended use.
Define individual packing, label or backing card, orientation, shape protection, and carton needs.
Attach the artwork, colors, dimensions, attachment, quantity, and destination.