
Drape and opacity
Discuss how the skirt should move, the level of body coverage and whether lining is required. Request a fabric swatch before judging handfeel or opacity; concept photography cannot confirm these properties.
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AN-D01
A one-shoulder mini with fresh lime florals and a softly ruched side.
Fabric direction: a light stretch woven with a clean drape; confirm composition and weight by sampling.
Colour references: Cobalt & lime / Coral floral.
Size direction: XS–XL; confirm the size chart and grading with the approved sample.
Quantity, sampling cost and timing are quoted for your brief; no fixed minimum is promised here.
Development: discuss print, fit, colour, trims, labels and packaging together.
Concept imagery and style notes are illustrative. Confirm the fabric, construction and final colours with an actual sample.
Tell us your market, intended fit, fabric direction and delivery window. Attach one reference PDF or image if useful.
COLLECTION / SOURCING NOTES
Use the concept silhouette to frame a specific material and fit discussion.


Discuss how the skirt should move, the level of body coverage and whether lining is required. Request a fabric swatch before judging handfeel or opacity; concept photography cannot confirm these properties.

Provide the intended neckline, bust, waist, hip and finished length. Record where each measurement is taken and compare the sample with the wearer profile, rather than relying only on an XS–XL label.

Include your colour direction, size ratios and a reference for any changes. List closures, straps, lining and packaging separately so unresolved details are visible before production is considered.
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