Build the specification
Dimensions, magnetic pairing, sewing clearances and a clear definition of the paired supply unit.
Specifications & integration →Resources / useful before the first sample
A clear brief.
A more useful first sample.
Turn the garment or bag requirement into a repeatable conversation. Use the brief builder and original worksheets to document what you know and what still needs evaluation.
A clearer first conversation
Build your sample brief.
Choose the known inputs. The remaining questions stay visible, so nothing is mistaken for an approved specification.
Practical downloads
Keep the engineering questions together.
OEM RFQ worksheet
Opening, construction, material stack, quantities and sample destination in one text brief.
Download .txtSample qualification plan
Identify the specimen, conditions, acceptance criteria and result for each evaluation.
Download .txtFactory integration checklist
Review A/B orientation, cut ends, stitch path and release records before a pilot.
Download .txtSafety & label review notes
Questions about intended users, enclosure retention, magnetic surroundings and final labelling.
Download .txtThese are original project worksheets. They are not test reports, certifications or pre-approved warning labels.
Read the supporting guides
Put each worksheet in context.
Plan the evaluation
Separate force directions, care performance, enclosure checks and finished-product requirements.
Testing & safety review →Release the project
Move from the first construction review to a controlled sample, pilot and production specification.
OEM development process →R&D sample selection
Bring your fabric. We’ll start with the closure.
Share the opening length, fabric stack and intended use. Discuss a paired sample selection before committing to a production specification.
Sample contents, availability and shipping are confirmed for your project.
