Logo and Repeat
Confirm readable detail, orientation, repeat length, spacing and whether the reverse side will remain visible in the garment.

Branded apparel
Turn logos, lettering, stripes and repeat artwork into a woven trim that remains readable, sewable and consistent with the garment’s brand direction.
Artwork-to-weave development
Artwork that works on screen may need controlled simplification, repeat planning and yarn choices before it can become a clear woven result.
Confirm readable detail, orientation, repeat length, spacing and whether the reverse side will remain visible in the garment.
Match the construction to the available width, stitch path, fold and required softness or firmness instead of scaling artwork without review.
Separate artwork approval from the physical sample that confirms yarn colour, woven edge, hand, repeat and appearance under production conditions.
Relevant product directions
Compare the product directions most often reviewed for this application, then confirm the construction against your actual assembly and use conditions.

Woven logos, stripes and repeat patterns developed from buyer artwork.
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Custom woven webbing for straps, garment details, bags and accessories.
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Soft knitted trims with solid, striped and geometric directions.
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A complete brand brief reduces unnecessary artwork revisions and gives sampling a clear approval target.
Buyer resources
Use these guides to prepare the technical and commercial information a supplier needs before sampling.
Buyer questions
Vector artwork is the most useful starting point because shapes, lettering and repeat can be reviewed clearly. Also provide the finished width and minimum readable detail; the weaving plan should be approved before the physical sample.
Yarn count, weave structure, width and repeat limit the available detail. A controlled woven interpretation often produces a clearer result than attempting to copy every small graphic element literally.
Record artwork revision, orientation, repeat, width, material, yarn colours, edge, face and reverse appearance, hand, sewing direction and any care or abrasion checks relevant to the garment.
Send the vector file, application image, finished width, colour reference, material direction, quantity and target date for an artwork-to-sample review.