Selection library
Compare the visible starting points while keeping pattern scale, orientation and colour approval tied to physical samples.
Surface & pattern
Two references can both be called herringbone and still create a different garment appearance. Request enough sample area to understand the repeat and direction.
Read the selection guideSurface & pattern
When the surface appears different as the cloth turns, add direction to your sample and cutting brief. Keep visual checks separate from an assumed finishing process.
Read the selection guideSurface & pattern
Move from a screen colour to an identifiable physical standard. Keep the reference, fabric base and viewing conditions together when discussing development with Fred.
Read the selection guidePlan wool fabric cutting around pattern repeats, nap direction and usable width. Request a representative sample and review the layout before estimating metres.
From direction to development
A photograph starts the conversation. Physical samples help you make the decision.