Square edge rhythm
Rectangular crystals form a segmented border that is especially visible around curved letter shapes.
Soft white letter shapes combine a square-stone border with scattered round accents and occasional pink highlights.

This rounded alphabet uses the white textile shape as a visible design surface. Square clear crystals define the outside edge, while smaller round stones and sparse pink accents spread across each letter’s interior.
Reference measurements come from the catalog record. The current MOQ is 50 pieces; confirm specifications, price, and lead time in writing before production.
Review accent density on the actual letters you need, since open counters and rounded strokes distribute the pink stones differently.
Rectangular crystals form a segmented border that is especially visible around curved letter shapes.
Uncovered textile remains between the interior stones, keeping the characters light rather than fully paved.
Soft corners and varied playful forms give the A–Z set a casual personality.
Small colored points interrupt the clear-stone pattern without replacing the predominantly white appearance.
The buying brief should name each character, its quantity, the finished scale, and whether the pictured pink accents should be retained.
Identify the initials or names and calculate their repeated letters.
Review the rounded shapes and square border at the requested height.
Approve the relationship between clear stones, pink points, and exposed white textile.
Choose character-by-character packing for the approved personalization program.
Add initials to pale jackets or tops using a letter with a visible white carrier.
Spell names on pouches and bags with soft-edged characters and a mixed-stone surface.
Create repeatable initial assortments for custom birthday, bridal, or team gifts.
Its recorded construction places square and round crystals on a white textile base. Specify this white-base version to avoid confusion with the black-base grid alphabet.
Mark the round accent stones separately from the square border crystals in your image. Ask LCHOTFIX to confirm the selected combination before quoting a changed assortment.
Confirmed letter dimensions are not recorded here. Request height, width and the decorated area for your selected characters before planning the final monogram.
Compare the physical white base with the actual garment under consistent lighting. Check both color contrast and the visibility of the patch edge, rather than relying on two screen photographs.
Include a name-by-name letter schedule and explain how each kit should be packed. LCHOTFIX must confirm assortment quantities, labeling and any additional packing requirements.
Ask for the backing specification and suitability for your fabric. The presence of a white textile base does not by itself confirm an iron-on or sew-on method.
Compare spacing, orientation and the visible border on curved and straight characters. Approve a sample that represents both shapes before accepting the full alphabet arrangement.
Supply the target dimensions and available placement area with LCH-NP-ALP-05. A larger letter may need a revised stone layout, so request sample review rather than proportional enlargement alone.
Discuss clean storage, face separation and packing by character. Confirm the chosen materials with LCHOTFIX, especially where exposed white textile could pick up marks during handling.
Send character counts, sizes, accent colors, destination and required timing. Obtain the current minimum, unit price and production schedule in a written quotation for that mix.
Send your artwork, quantity, destination, and specifications for a tailored quote.