Build names, initials and letter-led collections from a controlled alphabet rather than ordering an undefined bag of characters. Teebling helps buyers coordinate pearl accents, rhinestone companions, felt-base direction, finished scale, letter counts, sample approval and labeled assortment packing for wholesale patch programs.
An initial placed on a pocket, a full name across a bag and a retail alphabet set require different quantity logic and visual control. Define the selling unit, target product, placement and customer choice before artwork begins. This prevents a decorative A sample from being treated as proof that the complete letter family is balanced.
List every approved word or name, capitalization, character sequence and finished placement. Calculate letter demand from the actual line plan, then add only the documented spare policy. A name proof should show spacing between physical patch silhouettes, not just typed text.
Forecast demand by character and define how unused inventory will be managed. Confirm whether buyers receive individual patches, paired initials, preassembled monograms or decorated finished goods. Packing labels must match the chosen fulfillment route.
A coherent font style does not mean every patch has identical width or decoration spacing. Select representative glyph groups and inspect how the pearl-accent language behaves around corners, counters and narrow stems. The final approval should include every character purchased, including symbols or numbers added to the standard letter set.
Record 81 states pearl and rhinestone felt fabric, a 4.5 × 5 cm reference size and a recorded MOQ of 100. Record 78 states rhinestone and felt fabric, a 5 × 4.5 cm reference size and the same recorded MOQ. The first supports the pearl-led sourcing focus; the second provides a related alphabet-patch comparison without converting its material description into pearl.
Preserve “pearl and rhinestone felt fabric” in the inquiry. Ask the current quote to confirm pearl color, rhinestone treatment, felt direction, exact dimensions, reverse construction and character assortment.
Use “rhinestone and felt fabric” exactly as stored. It can help evaluate silhouette and alphabet planning, but it should not be described as a pearl patch unless the quoted construction independently confirms pearls.
The same letter can read as a discreet monogram or a dominant emblem depending on its receiving surface. Submit measured placement mockups and describe whether patches are applied individually, grouped into a word or supplied loose for another production line.
Measure from stable seams and check the letter against pocket, placket or chest proportions. Include fabric composition, texture, color and movement zone.
Lay out the complete word with actual patch outlines. Account for handles, zippers, reinforced panels and access behind the intended assembly area.
Define face card, protective packing, barcode ownership and assortment labeling. The display image must match the specific character and construction inside.
A total patch quantity does not tell the factory which glyphs to make. Convert the selling plan into a character ledger, reconcile each word or initial set, and record approved spares separately. If colors or sizes differ, give each combination its own row rather than merging them under one alphabet total.
| Character | Design revision | Color / size | Required units | Pack group |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Exact glyph | Approved family code | Named variant | Line-plan count | Bag or compartment |
| Repeat letter | Same or stated alternate | Matched reference | Repeated-name demand | Fulfillment batch |
| Approved spare | Controlled revision only | Variant-specific | Separate allowance | Clearly marked reserve |
Ask Teebling to confirm how the recorded MOQ applies to the total program, individual letters, colors or construction variants. Do not promise an allocation rule that is absent from the stored product record.
Review the patch under diffuse light and in the product context. Check spelling, finished dimensions, character proportion, pearl placement, companion rhinestones, felt edge, color and reverse. A beauty photograph should be supplemented with close detail and a labeled scale view.
When attachment matters, request the exact backing record and representative garment trial separately. A title containing “iron on” does not replace current supplier instructions or substrate verification.
The assortment should arrive in a form that the decorator or fulfillment team can reconcile without opening mixed piles. Agree on the smallest labeled unit, count method, carton map and treatment of reserve characters. Photograph the completed sort before shipment when the program contains many similar variants.
Print the exact glyph, artwork revision and orientation on each compartment or sealed bag.
State pearl direction, companion color, felt color and size using the terms approved in the order.
Show packed quantity and packer check, then reconcile subtotals to the character ledger.
Separate store, team, garment line or fulfillment batch when the buyer requires routed packs.
For adjacent planning, use alphabet crystal patch sourcing, distinguish transfer-based programs through rhinestone number and letter transfer planning, and review broader rhinestone patch wholesale guidance.
The following answers focus on pearl-accent letter patches, their evidence and their assortment controls. Non-pearl crystal patch families and heat-transfer lettering require their own specifications rather than inheriting this construction.
Record 81 is described as pearl and rhinestone felt fabric at 4.5 by 5 cm with a recorded MOQ of 100. Record 78 is described as rhinestone and felt fabric at 5 by 4.5 cm with the same recorded MOQ.
Submit the quantity required for every character, including repeats, spares and any approved symbols. Teebling can then confirm assortment rules, commercial minimums and packing for the selected patch program.
Letter-width uniformity is not documented. Narrow and wide glyphs can differ in silhouette and decoration spacing, so review a complete approved alphabet or every character included in the order.
No. It focuses on pearl-accent alphabet sourcing and assortment control. The reverse construction, attachment method and application directions must be confirmed for the exact quoted SKU.
Use labeled compartments or bags by character, design revision, color and size. Add a count sheet that reconciles the packed assortment to the garment or monogram schedule.
