Rhinestone transfer brief
Turn a motif image into placement and stone-layout questions.
Open guideA short route through a large catalog
Use this library as a decision index. It does not turn an image into a confirmed specification or substitute a generic guide for a current supplier quote.
01 / What should it look like?
Start here when the concept is visually clear but the physical details are not. Record finished size, readable detail, color behavior, and the item on which the design will be viewed.
Turn a motif image into placement and stone-layout questions.
Open guideLook at pile, edge, backing, and garment weight together.
Open guide02 / How will it join the item?
Appearance alone cannot approve an attachment. Name the receiving material, who applies the component, and which sample can reveal movement, edge lift, or legibility after use.
Test small type and edge behavior on the selected garment.
Open guideExamine weave, seams, placement, and the applied sample.
Open guide03 / What makes the order countable?
A total quantity can hide many distinct colors, names, packages, or hardware choices. Separate each sellable variation and leave current commercial terms for a written quote.
Separate shared construction from one-off personalized text.
Open guideMeasure the actual item and its protection needs before pack approval.
Open guideComplete reference index
These 248 independent references cover materials, artwork, sampling, inspection, packaging and product applications. Open the relevant guide, then check its assumptions against your actual item and current quote.
After opening a guide, write one concrete measurement, one sample question, and one point still needing a quote. Use the buying path to keep those decisions tied to the current artwork and product version.
Send your artwork, quantity, destination, and specifications for a tailored quote.