Start a conversation

Tell us what you are building.

Send a product direction, a tech pack or simply the questions you want the team to review. A clear brief is the best place to start.

For a detailed product enquiry, use the RFQ form and include product type, estimated quantity, target market and delivery window.

How to start

Put the known details and open questions together.

Product direction

Sweaters, cardigans, polos, T-shirts, dresses or sets.

Material context

Fibre, gauge, handfeel, colour and any direction already confirmed.

Commercial context

Estimated quantity, target market, delivery window and packing requirements.

Useful attachments

Sketches, tech packs, reference sample photos or measurement sheets.

This first version collects the brief in the front end; connect a receiving inbox or CRM before using it as a live lead endpoint.

After you share

The first conversation does not need to solve everything. It should make the product, material and delivery goal clearer.

Understand the product direction, target market and the questions to review.

Put questions around material, gauge, fit and delivery on the same line.

Set the focus for the next sample or documentation review.

Carry approved decisions into production, quality and delivery.

Common questions

Can we start without a complete tech pack?

Yes. A reference image, sample photo or product intention is enough to begin. The important part is making the questions to review clear.

What should we share first?

Product type, estimated quantity, market, delivery window, material direction and what is already confirmed or still being compared.

Can an existing product direction be customised?

Yes. The catalogue is a starting point. Yarn, gauge, measurements, colour, trims and finishing can be organised around the project.