
CLOTHING KNOWLEDGE · GUIDE 01
Good Clothing Starts with Understanding Fabric
A practical introduction to natural, regenerated and synthetic fibers—and how to turn a fiber name into a useful garment specification.
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Fabric, fit, garment care and customization insights for your next collection.

CLOTHING KNOWLEDGE · GUIDE 01
A practical introduction to natural, regenerated and synthetic fibers—and how to turn a fiber name into a useful garment specification.
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CLOTHING KNOWLEDGE · GUIDE 02
Fiber describes what a fabric is made from. Woven and knit describe how it is built. Here is why the difference matters for fit and sampling.
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CLOTHING KNOWLEDGE · GUIDE 03
Use documentation, sample screening and laboratory analysis together. Touch or a burn test alone cannot establish the percentages in a blend.
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CLOTHING KNOWLEDGE · GUIDE 04
Understand the difference between fiber origin, recycled content and finished-fabric performance before choosing material claims for your collection.
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CLOTHING KNOWLEDGE · GUIDE 05
Look beyond first impressions. Agree shrinkage testing, shade control, usable quantity and care requirements before bulk production.
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CLOTHING KNOWLEDGE · GUIDE 06
Understand what fabric weight tells you, what it cannot prove, and how to choose a T-shirt material around its intended use.
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CLOTHING KNOWLEDGE · GUIDE 07
Look beyond color and a chest logo. Collar shape, placket construction, sleeve openings and fabric should work together.
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CLOTHING KNOWLEDGE · GUIDE 08
An oversized T-shirt is more than a larger size. Develop shoulder, chest, sleeve and length proportions together.
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CLOTHING KNOWLEDGE · GUIDE 09
Plan the relationship between body fabric, hood, cuffs and hem before approving your next hoodie sample.
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CLOTHING KNOWLEDGE · GUIDE 10
Start with the artwork, fabric, intended feel and quantity. Then confirm the proposed printing method through a sample.
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CLOTHING KNOWLEDGE · GUIDE 11
Turn a clear logo into a clear embroidery brief by specifying size, placement, fabric and the details that matter.
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CLOTHING KNOWLEDGE · GUIDE 12
A useful manufacturing brief does not have to be complicated. It needs to make the important decisions clear.
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CLOTHING KNOWLEDGE · GUIDE 13
Make each sample review purposeful, measurable and easy to act on before confirming production.
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CLOTHING KNOWLEDGE · GUIDE 14
Agree the reference, measurements, appearance and packing requirements before production—and use them consistently at inspection.
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CLOTHING KNOWLEDGE · GUIDE 15
Compare the same garment specifications, quantities and delivery scope before deciding what a quotation really offers.
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