Choose catalog or custom artwork
A catalog reference fixes a pictured motif for comparison. A custom brief starts with authorized artwork, required dimensions and color direction; feasibility is established through a revised stone layout.
Define the receiving product
Fabric composition, color, stretch, seams and care requirements influence application. A transfer that works on one shirt cannot automatically be approved for every bag or garment.
Approve the physical result
Check scale, alignment, bond, hand feel and care behavior on a completed sample. Then define quantities by design and size, packing and the exact version to reproduce.
Field exercise
Choose the purchase path before requesting a quote
For a ready-made motif, give the exact catalog image or reference code and state whether color or size changes are allowed. For a custom motif, provide authorized source artwork, target footprint and the receiving product; expect a layout review before treating it as a fixed item. Both routes converge at the same acceptance point: an applied sample on the actual material with the design, care result and quantity plan approved together.
Evidence to retain
- 01Separate artwork approval from application approval in the project record.
- 02Identify substrate, use case, care expectations and destination before final pricing.
- 03Assign a version to each motif and keep the corresponding applied master sample.