Rights & identity
Confirm that the buyer is authorized to use every name, logo, character, slogan, and graphic submitted.
A successful event program connects the approved graphic to a real garment, size assortment, decoration map, packing plan, destination, and required date. LCHOTFIX helps wholesale buyers turn those decisions into one reviewable production brief.

A target date is useful only when every approval that feeds it is visible. Start with rights and specifications, then approve the physical result, then release the final size breakdown and logistics scope.
Confirm that the buyer is authorized to use every name, logo, character, slogan, and graphic submitted.
Define the blank, fit, colors, size range, decoration dimensions, placement, and any label or packing requirement.
Review the mapped artwork and the required sample against the intended garment before authorizing bulk work.
Confirm quantity by size, destination, packing, shipping scope, and the written date attached to the approved order.
These items demonstrate recorded garment, decoration, and quantity fields. They are not a universal price sheet, production promise, or license to use the pictured destination wording. If you want a pictured garment, identify its item code and ask for its present blank, decoration, and size specification; otherwise submit your own licensed event art.
Prepare authorized logo artworkCotton, polyester, and rhinestones
100% cotton
Cotton blend with rhinestones
Catalog records are reference-specific. Availability, quantity, garment, artwork, sampling, packing, price, and timing must be reconfirmed; the current written quote controls.
Product photography, launch copy, sales dates, and attendee promises should follow an approved specification—not a concept image. Keep a record of the exact garment, mapped decoration, sample decision, size breakdown, packing, and dispatch scope.
Send only event names and graphics your organization has permission to reproduce. A pictured destination shirt is a construction example, not a license for its venue, team, character, or slogan; confirm the right to use each submitted mark before sample work.
No. The three apparel references shown on this page each record a 30-piece catalog MOQ, but that is historical item-specific data. Current MOQ: 50 pieces. Artwork, garment, size assortment, decoration, packing, and production conditions affect the written quote.
Include authorized artwork, event or selling context, required garment type, fit and size range, base color, decoration dimensions and placement, quantity by size, packing needs, destination, and the date the goods are required. State which details are fixed and which may be adjusted.
Approve the artwork map, garment specification, decoration size and placement, stone or mixed-material choices, physical or production sample when required, size breakdown, packing, shipping scope, and written commercial terms. Do not plan a launch around an unconfirmed website estimate.
A target date is useful only when every approval that feeds it is visible. Start with rights and specifications, then approve the physical result, then release the final size breakdown and logistics scope. For further detail, consult Rhinestone Event Merchandise: Plan the Assortment.
Confirm that the buyer is authorized to use every name, logo, character, slogan, and graphic submitted.
Define the blank, fit, colors, size range, decoration dimensions, placement, and any label or packing requirement.
Review the mapped artwork and the required sample against the intended garment before authorizing bulk work.
Confirm quantity by size, destination, packing, shipping scope, and the written date attached to the approved order.
These items demonstrate recorded garment, decoration, and quantity fields. They are not a universal price sheet, production promise, or license to use the pictured destination wording. If you want a pictured garment, identify its item code and ask for its present blank, decoration, and size specification; otherwise submit your own licensed event art.
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