Fabric composition
Record the stated fiber mix and which panel it applies to. A generic material word may not describe ribbing, lining, filling, or trim.
The front photo is only the beginning
A T-shirt, hoodie, jacket, or pair of trousers can look convincing on a catalog page while leaving the fit, fabric, grading, and packing almost entirely unanswered.
Start with the garment
Record the product type, silhouette, closure, main panels, pocket structure, lining, cuffs, waistband, decoration method, and intended layer. Terms such as oversized, streetwear, heavy, premium, or unisex are not measurements.
For a comparison, a neutral description such as “pullover hoodie with ribbed cuffs and printed front” is more useful than a long promotional title.
Fit evidence
| Garment | Measurements to look for | Question that prevents a bad comparison |
|---|---|---|
| T-shirt or sweatshirt | Chest or pit-to-pit, length, shoulder, sleeve, and measurement method. | Is the chest listed flat or around, and is length measured from the same point? |
| Hoodie or jacket | Chest, body length, shoulder, sleeve, cuff, hem, lining, and intended layer. | Does the chart include the outer garment only, and how does the fabric affect fit? |
| Trousers or shorts | Waist relaxed and stretched, rise, hip, thigh, inseam, outseam, and leg opening. | Is the waist a garment measurement, body recommendation, or nominal label? |
| Tracksuit or set | Separate top and bottom measurements plus exact set contents. | Can the top and bottom sizes be mixed, and does one code include both pieces? |
Fabric and decoration
Record the stated fiber mix and which panel it applies to. A generic material word may not describe ribbing, lining, filling, or trim.
GSM or another weight figure needs a unit, test basis, and product context. It is not the same as packed garment weight.
Ask which method, placement, dimensions, colors, backing, and care limits apply to the requested variant.
A color wash, distressing, coating, or brushed surface can vary. Record what variation is expected rather than promising an exact screen match.
Variant mix
| Row | Record | Status to keep |
|---|---|---|
| Color | Published option name, code, and neutral description. | Requested / confirmed / substituted / unavailable. |
| Size | Label plus key garment measurements and unit. | Requested / confirmed / chart unclear. |
| Quantity | Units for this exact color-size combination. | Planned / MOQ-adjusted / confirmed. |
| Decoration | Print, embroidery, patch, blank, or another stated option. | Standard / optional / custom / unresolved. |
| Packing | Fold, individual bag, hangtag, set, carton, or other requirement. | Included / extra / unavailable / unclear. |
QC request
Packing effect
Record item-only weight and packed weight separately. A heavy fabric, larger size, layered jacket, retail box, hanger, individual bag, or multi-piece set can change the parcel comparison.
Vacuum packing may reduce volume but can affect presentation or suitability. Confirm the actual packing method and whether the quoted dimensions describe one item, a bundle, or a full carton.
Continue checking
Read measurements, units, option codes, substitutions, and quantity mixes before comparing a result.
Separate sample quantity, product minimum, per-variant minimum, carton rules, and order-level requirements.
Turn a product code into a concise request for price basis, MOQ, variants, QC evidence, and shipping context.
Prepare one short message that identifies the item, quantity, variants, destination context, and specific gaps.
Normalize route, service, packed weight, dimensions, fees, exclusions, validity, and responsibility before comparing totals.
The external directory is a discovery tool. Current specifications, quantities, prices, packing, and supply terms remain the responsibility of the outside page or contact.
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