Boxy Fit vs Oversized T-Shirt: How to Specify the Shape You Want

Shorter charcoal T-shirt and longer light T-shirt hanging side by side

A boxy T-shirt and an oversized one can look similar on a hanger. Compare body width with length, then check the room and seam placement on the intended wearer. The same garment may meet both descriptions. For a custom order, attach the garment measurements and material reference to the fit brief. They define what the […]

Fabric Pilling Explained for Buyers: Causes, Tests and What to Check Before Bulk Production

Close-up fabric pilling on a navy knit next to gray and beige swatches

Fabric pilling is the formation of small, attached fiber balls on a fabric surface. Check pilling resistance during sample confirmation so the material, finishing state and performance requirements can be reviewed before bulk production. A smooth new sample alone does not establish resistance to later rubbing or laundering. An “anti-pill” description, fiber composition and GSM […]

Fabric Defects: A Buyer’s Guide to Grading and Acceptance

Editorial cover listing eight fabric acceptance specification fields: method and edition, point-assignment option, normalization basis, inspection scope, acceptance line, severity and location, shade and performance checks, disposition and reinspection

How to specify fabric acceptance before ordering: point-assignment option, normalization basis, inspection scope, acceptance limits, severity by location, separate shade and performance checks, and what to record when defects appear at cutting.