REFERENCE-BASED DEVELOPMENT GUIDE
Use the visible reference to define development decisions while keeping project outcomes and approval status explicit.
A brushed cashmere cardigan is developed as a complete garment result. LuMiao defines the intended halo, coverage and stitch visibility together with the front opening, edges, dimensions and care route, then connects fiber identity, pilling performance and dimensional change to the relevant material records and named test conditions.
This page explains decisions visible in a current LuMiao reference. It does not document a customer project result, commercial outcome, final approval, supplier authorization or guaranteed performance.
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LuMiao's current reference shows a pronounced raised halo across the body and sleeves while the button opening and knitted boundaries remain visible. It provides a clear starting direction for surface, edge and silhouette development.
The brief defines how pronounced the halo should be, whether coverage should be even or directional, how much stitch definition should remain visible and where the surface should stop cleanly. These choices turn brushed into a measurable approval target.
Supplier documentation, applicable labeling rules and the selected identification method establish cashmere identity, composition and fiber specification. The visual approval sample controls the surface result while the material record controls the fiber claim.
Brushing changes how stitches, seams and transitions are perceived. The placket, neckline, cuffs, hem and closure area therefore need to be reviewed after the intended finishing route, with enough definition to preserve the agreed garment character and function.
Pilling depends on interacting fiber, yarn, structure, density, finishing and use conditions. A comparable grade includes the ISO 12945 route, specimen preparation, test duration and assessment conditions that produced it.
The approval set should connect the accepted surface appearance with garment measurements, edge definition, care condition and any required test record. Yarn count, gauge, weight, numerical tolerances, testing scope and timing remain specific to the actual project.
PROJECT DEFINITION
BUYER QUESTIONS
Surface character is evaluated against the agreed halo, coverage, stitch visibility and hand direction. Overall quality also includes material, dimensions, workmanship, care and any named test requirement in the approved specification.
Fiber, yarn construction, knit structure, density, finishing, wear and care interact. The project records the selected test method and conditions so the reported result has a precise meaning.
Approve halo level and coverage, remaining stitch visibility, placket and edge definition, color and hand direction, garment measurements, the care condition and any named test requirement. The accepted sample should be retained as the visual reference.
Use the same ISO 12945 route, apparatus, cycle or duration, specimen preparation and assessment conditions. The shared method makes the reported grades directly comparable.
INDUSTRY SOURCES
These sources provide the technical context used to structure material, process and testing decisions. Project specifications, supplier documents and approved samples define the delivered garment.
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