Palette across materials
Choose a shared direction, then approve separate upholstery, shell and molded swatches. Request explicit matching limits rather than expecting identical surfaces.
10 / PRIVATE LABEL
Your point of view.
A clearer brief.
Begin with the collection architecture, then specify palette, label placement and packing. Every customization direction remains subject to sample feasibility and supplier confirmation.
A CONTROLLED SET OF DECISIONS
Change the part that changes the story.
Mark placement
Consider sewn labels for textile components and a reviewed mark position for the molded mat. Artwork dimensions, material interaction and legibility need sample checks.
Packaging language
Prepare a hierarchy for product name, size reference, required warnings and care information. Market-specific information requires appropriate review before printing.
ARTWORK HANDOVER
A sample-ready file set.
For a real development request, prepare vector artwork, a color reference, placement dimensions and a drawing that locates each mark relative to a seam or edge. Add the intended market and required languages.
There is no artwork upload in this demo. The local worksheet records the direction only. Commercial feasibility, tooling, price and timing must be established with a real supplier.
Follow the sample pathwayAPPROVAL NOTES
Freeze what was actually reviewed.
| Decision | Record before approval | Re-open review when |
|---|---|---|
| Color | Material-specific swatch identifiers | Supplier, construction or dye/compound changes |
| Placement | Dimensioned artwork and sewn/molded sample | Seam, panel or tool geometry changes |
| Pack copy | Approved market-specific artwork revision | Market, claims, materials or instructions change |
NEXT, MAKE IT SPECIFIC
One assortment. Your direction.
Choose a standard concept palette or mark the palette as buyer-defined. The brief will keep that decision separate from product material selection.
Compose a set