A first sample is not a production piece. It is hand-sewn in our sample room, which means it shows the shape, the fabric and the face, and it is the thing everything later gets measured against.

What ships, and what you see first

We photograph the sample from the front, back, both sides and the base before anything is couriered, so you can comment while the parcel is still in the air.

Expect at least one revision

Proportions on a drawing rarely survive contact with fabric untouched — an ear that works on paper can flop once it is stuffed. We note what we adjusted and why.

Then it stays at the head of the line

Once you sign off, that sample sits with the production line as the reference. Checks during the run compare against it, not against a photo on a phone.