
A shared material reference
Discuss whether the two pieces use the same fabric and colour reference. Evaluate their appearance together under consistent lighting and confirm any lining or reinforcement separately.
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AN-C03
A cropped zip-front track jacket with matching wide-leg parachute cargo trousers.
Fabric direction: a lightweight technical woven; confirm handfeel, composition and weight by sampling.
Colour references: Fuchsia / Electric blue.
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
Align fit and material across both pieces before discussing the order.


Discuss whether the two pieces use the same fabric and colour reference. Evaluate their appearance together under consistent lighting and confirm any lining or reinforcement separately.

Provide jacket length, chest and sleeve measurements alongside cargo trouser waist, rise, hip and inseam. Review how the pieces work together, while keeping a separate measurement record for each garment.

Clarify whether each size is sold as a fixed set or whether the pieces need independent size ratios. Record model references and packaging instructions so the quotation matches the assortment plan.
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