Place
Lay a sample against the actual garment shade to judge the white edge.
Light-base alphabet · LCH-NP-ALP-05
The border defines the white letter.
This rounded white alphabet relies on square clear stones around its edge, with smaller clear and pink accents inside. The buyer's first test is not sparkle alone: it is whether the pale letter remains readable on the actual garment color.
Three zones deserve three approvals.
An attractive full-sheet photograph can conceal small changes in perimeter spacing. Separate the white base, the square-stone boundary, and the interior accent map in the sample record.
- White base
- Check the cut edge against the receiving fabric. White-on-white can remove the silhouette even when stones are bright.
- Square perimeter
- Follow the border through sharp corners, rounded sides, and internal counters; note any change in spacing.
- Accent field
- Record where the smaller pink and clear stones belong at the approved finished size.
Compare two shapes
One straight apex, one rounded flank.
A and D are useful approval specimens because they expose different edge problems. The goal is to approve the construction rule, not to imply that those two letters alone settle every character in an A–Z order.
Send a color swatch with the count.
Current MOQ: 50 pieces; the actual letter assortment and terms are confirmed in a written quote.
First
Characters and heights
List each letter, its quantity, and the desired visible height. Width can vary by character.
Then
Receiving garment
Provide the actual fabric color or a swatch so the white edge is tested in context.
Handling trial
Inspect the pale textile after it is handled.
Handle
Repeat the handling expected during application and packing; check the textile surface.
Record
Save a dated photograph beside the approved stone and color reference.
The picture does not establish a cleaning method or colorfastness result; approve any handling and care instructions on a finished trial article.
Request a color-grounded sample
Quote the letter on the garment it will decorate.
Provide the character tally, desired height and receiving-fabric swatch. Current MOQ is 50 pieces; the per-letter mix and production terms are confirmed in writing.
Questions about this white alphabet
Are all the stones square?
The pictured border uses square clear stones, while smaller round clear and pink stones appear within the white letter. Specify both perimeter and accent treatment in the sample brief.
What background should be used to approve a white letter?
Use the actual garment color. A white sheet can hide the textile edge, while a dark sample may exaggerate it. Examine the approved letter under ordinary use lighting as well as in a close-up photograph.
Is the size shown in the product image exact?
No verified finished character dimensions are supplied for this reference. State the required height, check the width of different characters, and sign off a physical sample.