What goes inside?
Prepare an item list, carrying occasion and reference dimensions. A nominal litre value alone does not define a bag.
Bring the reference, the intended use and the question you want the sample to answer.
CARRY GOODS / DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
A better bag brief starts inside.
Use this workbook to make the sample conversation more specific. Select the relevant concept, define the review questions and keep the next brief focused.
Which material feel?
Compare face fabric, lining and handle references. Specify which properties need supplier evidence.
Bring the reference, the intended use and the question you want the sample to answer.
How will it be reviewed?
Agree the measuring method, pocket checks and intended-load review before asking for a sample.
Bring the reference, the intended use and the question you want the sample to answer.
How should it arrive?
Specify unit protection, hangtag position, folding and outer-carton information as separate choices.
Bring the reference, the intended use and the question you want the sample to answer.
Give the review a written scope.
Material reference
Request weave, coating and lining references for the proposed construction.
Component map
Review zipper, webbing, attachment and hardware choices together.
Packing approach
Compare flat packing, protective inserts and the buyer’s carton requirements.
Choose a concept first