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Woven
Stripe or solid, collar shape and fit block decide a woven shirt. Pick a reference, then use the photo to brief scale, collar, and fabric direction, and align the measurement chart before sampling.
Send fabric direction, collar type and a measurement chart with buttoning and print placement notes. Photos are development references, not stocked retail, and any sample marks or labels shown are not licensed brand supply.
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What buyers ask about this range
Yes. Share the stripe or check scale, color direction and collar type so sampling starts from your fabric notes rather than a stock shirt.
Collar shape, placket, cuff and fit block. Add a measurement chart plus buttoning and packaging notes so the sample matches your market.
Send the reference first, then costing follows the brief. It reflects fabric, any print or embroidery, trims, quantity, compliance, and freight. Include your quantity range so the reply reflects your plan.
No. Prints, tags, or labels visible in an image describe collar, fabric, and construction only. They are not an offer of branded or stocked goods.
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