Footwear
Trainers, casual shoes, sandals and other shoe styles can all begin with a reference image. Upper and sole materials, sizing, colourways, intended use and target customer are useful details for understanding the product.
A simple, clear product brief makes the conversation much easier. Tell us what you would like to develop or source first, then the remaining details can be discussed as we go.
Handbags & accessories
For handbags, backpacks, crossbody bags and accessories, it helps to share the style, material, hardware, lining, pocket structure and logo placement. You can also tell us about the look you want to achieve and any gift-box, hangtag or packaging ideas.
Travel & daily bags
For travel bags, organisers and everyday bags, dimensions, capacity, storage layout and durability are often important. Knowing the intended use and market gives the conversation a clearer direction and helps avoid missing details.
These details help us get started faster.
You do not need to have every detail confirmed. The more specific the information you already have, the easier it is to start from real requirements; anything undecided can simply be discussed and added along the way.
- Reference images, drawings, existing sample notes or product links
- Expected quantity, size range, colour options and target customer
- Ideas for fabric, leather, hardware, lining, branding or product presentation
- Destination market, packaging, label requirements and preferred delivery timing