Split session bib
A simple, loose adult training bib concept for separating groups during a session. Two contrasting palette directions and an explicit size mix make the purchasing discussion more useful than a single “one size” line.
Plan the groups before the artwork.
SL–12 supports a practical issue plan: one bib per participant for a weekly session or two per participant for a two-wave rotation. These are editable demonstration quantities, not a recommendation about how many changes a program needs. Build your own spare allowance separately.
The yellow and gray concept shows a contrasting pair. A neutral navy and gray pair is available in the worksheet. Confirm visibility with the actual sample and setting. Color alone may not distinguish every group for every participant; review numbering or another identification method if needed.
Make adult sizing explicit.
This concept is scoped to adult training groups. S/M and L/XL are planning labels, not validated fit claims. Ask for chest width, body length, armhole depth and measurement method for each proposed size. Evaluate a fit set over the clothing used in your program.
- Split the order into size-by-color quantities.
- Confirm the binding hand-feel and seam placement on samples.
- Review printed areas for stiffness and show-through.
Care and decoration need their own review.
Open mesh, thread, binding and printing can respond differently to washing. Request a finished decorated sample, proposed care wording and the supplier’s supporting material information. The template does not claim colorfastness, breathability performance, certification or protective properties.
Keep the approved print file, placement drawing and physical reference together. Record whether reorder matching is to a physical sample, a color standard or a buyer-defined tolerance.