Review construction, yarn, stretch, shade, finish route, testing needs and production feasibility.
Step 3
Quotation
Receive fabric price, MOQ, sample timing, bulk lead time and material recommendations.
Step 4
Sampling
Develop fabric samples and adjust shade, handfeel, stretch, width or surface effect before approval.
Step 5
Bulk Production
Produce approved fabric with bulk checks for weight, width, shade, shrinkage and recovery.
Step 6
Shipment
Inspect, pack fabric rolls, coordinate loading and support delivery documents for export.
Fabric RFQ Details
Fill in your target fabric data and project plan. For file upload or direct submission, continue to the Fabric RFQ form.
Custom does not require a perfect brief
Start with what you have, then make the missing decisions visible
A custom fabric project can begin with a swatch, a garment, artwork or a rough target. The first job is not to pretend every detail is settled. It is to identify which construction, color, hand feel and performance decisions need a sample.
Prepare a denim sourcing brief
Clarify specifications, samples, approval evidence and the bulk release route.
A photo, swatch or reference is enough to begin. Add the end use, approximate quantity and destination when available; MOQ, price and lead time are confirmed only after the route is clear.