Overview
Use photos, video and measurements to review construction or a sample still at the factory. Handle and try on the garment to assess colour, feel, weight, recovery and fit.
CHOOSE THE REVIEW PATH
Choose how to review the sample.
Review the physical sample
Use the garment itself when the decision depends on touch, true colour, weight, recovery, drape, construction in the hand, or on-body fit.
- Handle the material and finish
- Compare colour under agreed light
- Check weight, recovery and balance
- Review fit on the body
Start with photos and measurements
Use photos, video and measurements to discuss visible details while the sample is at the factory.
- Identify the exact sample version
- Review full views and named details
- Check measured dimensions
- List the details to check in person
For feel, weight, stretch, colour and fit, handle and try on the physical garment.
REVIEW BOARD
Show the sample version, then the details.
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Show the whole garment
Front, back and side views establish silhouette, proportions and where a detail sits.
- 02
Move close to the decision
Photograph the button, seam, edge, trim, stitch or visible problem being reviewed.
- 03
Measure with the agreed method
Show the measuring points and record the actual values for the named sample.
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Ask for a specific result
Ask for feedback on a specific detail, measurement or change.
REMOTE REVIEW PACK
Include front, back, detail and measurement views.
Identity
Style ID, sample version, size, colour, date, reviewer and feedback deadline.
Views
Full front, back and side views, plus scale and consistent lighting where comparison matters.
Details
Construction close-ups, trim details, measured dimensions and a clear image of the known issue.
Decisions
List the details and measurements you want reviewed, with any questions for the physical fitting.
SAMPLE REVIEW
What to review remotely and in person.
| Review question | Photos, video and measurements | Handle and try on the sample |
|---|---|---|
| Sample identity | Style, version, size, colour label, date and requested decision | Match the garment to its sample label and version |
| Visible construction | Seam, edge, button, trim, stitch placement and visible workmanship from suitable views | Hidden construction behaviour, comfort and performance under wear |
| Measurements | Named dimensions taken with an agreed method on the identified sample | Fit, balance and movement on the body |
| Material and finish | Broad visible surface direction and obvious comparison differences | True colour, hand feel, weight, recovery, drape, wash response and final material performance |
DEVELOPMENT EXAMPLE
Prepare the photos and measurements for review.
The M-size PP sample was intended for button review.
The S-size trouser PP sample was being arranged.
The next step was to send garment photographs and measurements to the designer.
REVIEW RESULT
Give feedback on each detail you reviewed.
Keep the reviewed detail in the next sample or production specification.
Continue developing the shape or construction, then compare the final material in person.
Describe the change needed and the view or measurement to check next.
Ask for the additional views, measurements or physical sample needed to make the decision.
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Identify the sample you reviewed
Put the style, version, size and colour on the feedback.
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Plan the physical fitting
List the colour, feel, weight and fit checks for the physical sample.
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Assign the next action
Revise the sample, send an extra view or measurement, or arrange the physical fitting.
CONNECTED DECISIONS
Plan the next sample review.
Explore the full sampling and production process.
Contact us with the sample and the decision you need reviewed
Send the style or sample ID, version, size, colour, current stage, known issue, requested decisions, available photos and measurements, and the feedback deadline.