Reference 01
Use the whole sheet to identify the exact silhouettes and colorways to quote.
Animal motif assortment · LCH-NP-MOT-03
Give every character its own line.
The sheet mixes koala-like faces, rabbits, and other animal outlines in black and white bases with pink, clear, and red crystal accents. A bulk order only becomes precise when each silhouette, color combination, and quantity is named separately.
A board for choosing, not guessing.
Point to the photographed motif, then define the requested version. Even two animal shapes made from the same colors can have different edge cuts, stone paths, and readable facial details.
Reference 02
A face outline and ear shape can disappear if the edge is cut too close.
Reference 03
Treat each pictured character as a separate approval, not a color substitution.
The character survives only if the outline does.
At sample approval, look for a clean gap between the crystal path and the cut textile edge. Small ears, feet, or tails can lose their identity if the edge trims into the silhouette. These are inspection questions, not claims about the untested batch.
Silhouette first
Ask whether the animal reads from the distance at which the finished garment will be seen.
Accent map second
Circle the eye, nose, and body zones where pink, red, or clear crystals must remain distinct.
Reverse construction last
Obtain a back view and a sample of the selected attachment before approving production.
The written request
Three identifiers, then a quantity.
“Character pictured on the approved sheet + base color + crystal outline color + pieces required.”
Add the receiving material and the attachment method still under review. The catalog currently shows an MOQ of 50 pieces, but the feasible mix and actual terms for multiple animals must be confirmed in the quote.
Assortment planning
Keep the photographed character beside the order line.
A useful line-item label
“Koala-shaped patch, approved image reference, base color, crystal accent colors, attachment to be confirmed, requested pieces.” Repeat the line for each different animal rather than merging the collection into one ambiguous total.
Identity
Name or circle the exact animal silhouette.
Color
Match the base and accents to one sample.
Quantity
Give a piece count for that particular version.
Build the motif brief
Which animal belongs in your assortment?
Quote item LCH-NP-MOT-03 with selected motifs, colorways, receiving fabric and requested quantities. Current MOQ is 50 pieces; mixed-motif terms are confirmed in the written quote.
Assortment questions
Is this an alphabet patch set?
No. The photographed item is a group of animal silhouettes on felt-like textile bases. Describe the selected character or circle it in the image; an alphabet category label would not identify the item correctly.
Can I order several colors in one request?
List the motif and colorway together for each line of the request. The sheet shows multiple combinations, but it does not establish that every color is available for every animal. Confirm the proposed mix in a current written quote.
Does the picture prove an attachment method?
No. The face image shows decoration and outlines, not the reverse construction. Ask for the backing or attachment method to be named and sampled on your receiving material.