001Cargo shorts
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Pocket layout comes first, then fabric direction and fit block. Pick a cargo reference, then use the photo to brief pocket placement and hardware, and align the measurement chart before sampling.
Send pocket layout notes, fabric direction, hardware notes, and a measurement chart. Photos are development references, not stocked retail, and any sample marks or labels captured are not licensed brand supply.
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Yes. Pocket layout comes first, so share pocket placement notes with fabric direction, your label, market and quantity range, and sampling can be planned around your brief.
Pocket layout and construction, fabric direction, hardware and closure notes, and a measurement chart. Hem and finishing preferences belong in the same brief.
Every cargo style is costed separately once pocketing and fabric are clear. Pocket construction, fabric, hardware, quantity, compliance, and freight shape it. Send the reference with your quantity range for a current discussion.
No. A patch or tab in a photo shows placement for the sample. It is not brand supply and not stocked retail.
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