ODM · Adapt an existing direction
Discuss a current product reference with changes to dimensions, color, finish, branding or attachment. Confirm which changes can use an existing construction and which require tooling or process review.
FROM FIRST BRIEF TO SAMPLE REVIEW
Make the design brief useful to both buyer and factory
Send a garment sketch, physical reference, annotated photo or existing component. Include garment type and placement, attachment method, target dimensions, material preference, color and expected order quantity. If production-critical details are missing, list the open questions before sample work begins.
OEM / ODM ROUTES
Choose the development route that fits the project
OEM · Develop to your specification
Provide drawings, artwork, material requirements and critical dimensions for a made-to-brief project. Tooling scope, ownership, cost, MOQ and sample plan must be quoted and agreed before work starts.
SAMPLE STAGES
Separate visual review from production approval
Concept or digital review
Use a marked-up drawing, color reference or digital mock-up to discuss direction. A digital preview does not replace a physical sample where fit, attachment or material behavior must be checked.
Development sample
Review construction, proportions, material and attachment on a sample. Record each revision clearly and keep the sample ID or revision date with feedback.
Pre-production approval
Confirm final reference, color/finish, dimensions, packing and acceptance points in writing before bulk production. Sample timing and charges are quoted after scope review.
What to include in an OEM/ODM inquiry
- Photos or drawing with front, back, side and key dimensions
- Garment type, component location, attachment method and expected use
- Material, color, finish, logo artwork and requested tolerances
- Target quantity, color split, destination market and requested date
- Test method, buyer standard or document required for this component