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EVIDENCE BOUNDARY

What does the current washi-yarn case prove?

A useful process record does not need to pretend the project has a finished commercial outcome.

Direct answer

The current record shows how an incomplete washi-yarn request can be narrowed through existing garment comparisons, video preselection and planned physical review. It does not confirm the final reference, shipment dates, approved sample specification or bulk order result.

The record can support

  • The buyer began with a material direction, not a full specification
  • Several existing garments could be compared
  • The options differed in blend, gauge, thickness and price direction
  • Video was proposed for first-round rejection
  • Physical samples were needed for touch-dependent review

The record does not confirm

  • Which reference was selected
  • Actual shipment and approval dates
  • The final sample specification
  • How many sample rounds occurred
  • Whether the project entered bulk production

This is why the parent page is framed as a requirement-narrowing story, not a customer-success case. The experience remains useful without claiming an outcome that the record does not contain.

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