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Choose a useful sample format, state the article requirements and clarify the quantity and colour basis before discussing a quotation.
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Separate a firm fibre restriction from a preference. This keeps unknown composition visible and lets Fred propose the right article rather than infer percentages from a name.
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Use a recycled-material program as a discussion route, then check the exact article, declared content and evidence needed for the claim you intend to make.
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Ask for the sample format that can answer your next development question. A visual swatch, a larger cutting and prototype metreage serve different purposes.
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Estimate trial metreage from the garment and confirmed fabric width. Include pattern matching, direction and the separate tests you intend to carry out.
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A useful fabric enquiry says what the garment needs, which references you are comparing and which specifications remain open. It helps Fred reply on a defined basis.
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A minimum quantity is only useful when you know the article, colour and development conditions it refers to. Ask for the scope before planning the collection.
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A photograph starts the conversation. Physical samples help you make the decision.