Build a connected wardrobe
Use a lead silhouette to set the tone, then add separates that share a colour or material direction. A balanced shortlist helps a buyer discuss the collection as a whole rather than a series of unrelated samples.
WOMENSWEAR / WHOLESALE & PRIVATE LABEL
Fresh styles. Ready for your next drop.
Trend-led womenswear for wholesale collections and private-label development.
Explore the collectionANVA Studio / Collection study
Discover printed minis, cropped shirts and streetwear separates for your next drop. Save a shortlist and tell us what your customers want.
Meet the studioExplore the collection.
Find the silhouettes for your next collection.
COLLECTION / SOURCING NOTES
A collection starts with a clear direction.
Explore shape, texture and the brief that brings them together.
Define how it should feel
Alongside fibre preferences, describe drape, opacity, weight and intended wear. A physical swatch and an approved sample establish a more useful reference than a photograph alone.
Turn the edit into a brief
Save relevant styles, include your market and quantity assumptions, then separate fixed requirements from open questions. The inquiry can carry one reference image or PDF so the first discussion has context.
Save a style, bring a reference, or start with your collection brief.
Discuss your collectionMake the next drop your own.
Bring a reference or start with a silhouette. Shape the print, colour, fit and finishing around your brand.
- Fabric & colour direction
- Fit & silhouette development
- Labels, trims & packaging
From fresh idea to a clear sampling brief.
Tell us your customer, intended fit, material direction, quantity and delivery window so the sample has a clear purpose.
Prepare your collection brief
Your collection brief
Tell us who you sell to, the categories you need and the quantities you have in mind. Share a reference image or an existing style to make the direction concrete.
Bring to the conversation: Market, categories, quantities and reference
Material and fit
Compare the fabric direction, colour and intended fit. Agree the measurement points and construction details that the sample needs to answer.
Bring to the conversation: Fabric direction, colours and measurements
Review the sample
Look at silhouette, drape and finishing together. Keep comments in one place, with photographs where useful, so the next revision follows a clear brief.
Bring to the conversation: Sample feedback and revision notes
Confirm the specification
Record the agreed sizes, colours, labels, packaging and inspection points before discussing the production order. Sampling costs and timing are agreed for your brief.
Bring to the conversation: Approved specification and order requirements
Details to agree before production.
Review the approved sample, measurement tolerances, fabric performance, finishing and packing together before confirming an order.
Our quality conversationNotes for your next collection.
Before we start.
Can I develop my own style?
Share your reference or tech pack and we can outline a sampling discussion. Services must be confirmed against the actual factory offering.
How are quantity and delivery agreed?
Include your target quantity and delivery window. Minimums, pricing and timing are confirmed in a specific quotation, not on this concept showroom.
What should I include in my inquiry?
Select relevant styles, tell us your company and market, and describe fabric, size and customisation requirements. A reference PDF or image is optional.
Let’s shape what comes next.
Bring a shortlist, an idea, or a collection plan.
Discuss your collection