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Focused motifs and simple placement for volume styles.
A fashion wholesaler decoration supplier should connect the range plan, receiving garment, embellishment and delivery allocation. Develop wholesale decorated garments and accessories as a collection with approved samples and repeatable item records.


Focused motifs and simple placement for volume styles.
Stable labels, patches and signature details.
Colour, sparkle and surface treatments for the drop.
More complex constructions with closer sample review.
Use one worksheet to prevent decoration choices from becoming detached from the finished product.
| Receiving product | Decoration discussion | Approval focus |
|---|---|---|
| T-shirt | Heat transfer or patch | Hand, placement and care |
| Outerwear | Embroidered or moulded badge | Edge, relief and attachment |
| Headwear | Patch, stones or logo detail | Curvature and scale |
| Bag/accessory | Badge, charm or trim | Abrasion and hardware |



Colour, size, finish and edge.
Placement, bond and garment response.
Scale across garment sizes.
Fold, label and assortment presentation.
Decide whether one decoration size serves the full size run or whether defined size groups need separate artwork.
Review thread, print, crystal or moulded colour against each collection colourway before final quantities.
Garment and colour.
Approved item code.
Units by finished size.
Assortment and carton.
Warehouse or customer.
Artwork, material and physical sample.
Approved specification and allocation.
Inspection, packing and destination schedule.
Rhinestones, Cotton · MOQ 50
View fashion product →Canvas · MOQ 50
View fashion product →Cotton Blend · MOQ 50
View fashion product →High-quality Embroidery Thread · MOQ 100
View fashion product →TPU and Fabric · MOQ 100
View fashion product →Crystal Stones, Metal · MOQ 50
View fashion product →Yes. Build a line plan that assigns each transfer, patch, label or accessory to a receiving product, then approve every combination separately.
Share the full garment and decoration brief so responsibilities, supplied components, application, packing and commercial terms can be defined in the quote.
Provide physical or referenced colour standards for garments and decoration. Approve each material interpretation because thread, stones, moulded parts and print reflect colour differently.
Yes. Provide a final allocation by style, colour, size, destination and carton so the packing plan mirrors your receiving system.
Set milestones for artwork freeze, sample approval, purchase order, production, inspection and delivery from the required launch date.
Use the approved item codes and state only changes to quantity, colour, size allocation, garment or packing. A new receiving fabric may still need an application test.
Include decoration concepts, colourways, size allocation, quantities and destinations.