White textile field
The pale ground remains visible between stones and around the perimeter, so cutting and cleanliness are important.
Choose a light textile alphabet bordered with square crystals and dotted with round accents when initials and names need a bright, jewelry-like surface. Every order begins with the exact character mix and a 100-piece starting MOQ.




The pale ground remains visible between stones and around the perimeter, so cutting and cleanliness are important.
Larger square stones create an ordered border and should maintain consistent orientation around curves and corners.
Smaller round crystals add a dotted interior rhythm, with selected pink-toned points visible in the reference photos.
Soft letterforms distinguish this family from strict varsity blocks and make short names feel playful.
Inspect the white edge on the final textile color under relevant lighting before confirming the merchandise design.
Use LCH-NP-ALP-05 on the character matrix, sample record, carton marks, and future reorder documentation.
Coordinate the pale base with white, pastel, metallic, or contrast-color bags and textile accessories.
Build initials or short names on clean garment panels after approving attachment and care performance.
Use the bright crystal treatment for birthday, bridal, dance, or event collections with planned character demand.
Sort characters visibly and replenish from a recorded sales mix instead of purchasing the alphabet evenly.
Send the exact letters, units per character, application, garment color, destination, and required date.
Review square-stone alignment, round accents, base condition, backing, attachment, and final contrast.
Confirm the 100-piece starting MOQ, packing sequence, count record, carton identification, and approval sample.
The photographed reference uses rounded white textile letter bodies, square clear perimeter stones, and smaller round accent crystals. The pale base creates a different visual result from the black alphabet families.
Orders for the new product family start at 100 pieces. Supply a character-by-character quantity list so the quote can confirm the proposed assortment and packing.
No single combination suits every program. Review the sample against the actual receiving item because white can blend with pale fabric, contrast with dark fabric, and reveal edge or attachment differences.
Approve crystal orientation, accent-color distribution, letter shape, base cutting, front and reverse construction, attachment result, garment appearance, care test, and the final packing method.
A useful request identifies the exact product family, required characters, quantity per character, receiving item, target placement, destination, and date. These products start at 100 pieces; the written quote confirms the assortment and current terms.