technical drawing
Product appearance, details and technical notes if available.
We bring your design information to a verifiable shirt sample.
We combine the appearance, fit, material and workmanship decisions in the physical sample based on the drawing, size chart, reference shirt or just your product idea.
You do not need the completed technical file for the initial evaluation.
Sample workmanship from the real production environmentGetting started information
You can start with whatever you have on hand.
Your information does not need to be complete. We determine together the decisions that need to be clarified for the sample in the first evaluation.Size chart
Basic measurements, size range or your brand's sizing approach.
Reference shirt
A physical product that describes the pattern, stance or workmanship you expect.
product idea
Target customer, usage area and the look you want to achieve.
From design to approved sample
Each stage prepares the next decision.
- 01
Evaluating design information
It examines the drawings, measurements, reference products and product notes you share; We determine the decisions that need to be clarified before the sample.
The output of this stageIncomplete and unclear product decisions - 02
Preparing patterns, measurements and materials
We bring together product stance, basic measurements, fabric and accessories within the same sample scope.
The output of this stageProduct description ready for the first sample - 03
Preparing the first sample
By transferring the agreed product information to the physical shirt, we make the appearance, size and workmanship evaluable.
The output of this stagePhysical evaluation sample - 04
Evaluating the sample together
We record feedback on fit, size, fabric, collar, cuff and brand details.
The output of this stageSaved changes and decisions - 05
Transfer approval to production
We transform the resulting product information and the approved sample into a common standard that will be protected in mass production.
The output of this stageApproved sample for mass production
physical verification
The sample is the common reference between the idea and mass production.
He doesn't leave product decisions solely on text; We make the stance, size and workmanship visible on the real shirt.
Evaluated in the sample
Approval is not given only to general appearance.
Before starting mass production, we evaluate the decision areas that define the product on the same sample.General appearance and stance
The product appears suitable for the intended use and customer profile.
pattern and basic dimensions
Balance of shoulders, chest, height, arms and other important measurements.
Fabric, color and texture
Compatibility of the material with the product appearance, usage and maintenance expectations.
collar and cuff
Structure, proportion and application details that determine the character of the product.
Sewing and craftsmanship
Visible seams, joints, buttons and the overall level of workmanship of the product.
Brand details
Label, embroidery, buttons, accessories and packaging decisions.
mutual responsibilities
Who shares what, what output is received?
- expected from you
- Product idea or reference, target look, dimensions and brand details if available.
- What is Erten doing?
- It creates the sample scope by evaluating the information in terms of product structure and manufacturability.
- offered to you
- Product information of physical sample, evaluation points and resulting changes.
- Your consent
- Details of size, appearance, material, workmanship and brand to be applied.
- Conclusion
- Approved sample and common product standard that forms the basis of mass production.
Change and approval order
Every feedback turns into a decision that can be transferred to production.
Evaluate
The size, posture, material and product details of the sample are compared with the expected result.
Save
The resulting changes are saved along with the product and measurement information.
Confirm and transfer
The approved sample forms the basis for the standard of appearance and workmanship to be maintained in mass production.
Subsequent sample or mass production is evaluated based on approved product decisions.
before you start
Clear answers about the sample process.
01What information is required for sample preparation?
You can start with a drawing, size chart, reference product, or notes describing your product expectations. Missing decisions are determined together in the first evaluation.
02Can we start with just the reference shirt?
Yes. A reference shirt can help understand the expected fit, product fit and workmanship.
03How do we proceed if we don't have a size chart?
Measurement direction is evaluated based on the target customer, size range and reference product, if any; The basic measurements to be transferred to the sample are clarified together.
04Can we use our own fabric or accessories?
The fabrics and accessories you will share can be evaluated in terms of product structure, workmanship and production suitability and included in the sample.
05What details can be evaluated in the sample?
Pattern, size, fabric, collar, cuff, pocket, button, stitching, label and other brand details can be evaluated in line with the product target.
06Can changes be made on the sample?
Yes. Feedback on size, appearance, material and product details is evaluated and the resulting changes are recorded.
07How to track changes?
Approved changes are progressed in a saved format along with product and measurement information; The next sample or production is evaluated based on the same decisions.
08How to use approved sample in mass production?
The approved sample and the resulting product information form the basis of the appearance, size and workmanship standards that must be maintained in mass production.
09How does sample submission and evaluation proceed?
Submission and evaluation format; The scope of the sample is clarified at the first meeting according to the position of the parties and the product information that needs to be shared.
10When will the sample plan and cost become clear?
After evaluating the product structure, material, workmanship and the scope of the sample to be prepared, the plan and relevant conditions are shared.
Next step
Select the area to proceed after the sample.
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