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Printed Cotton Fabric Lengths
Assorted printed cotton lengths photographed as they came off a market lot, published as a sourcing reference while the maker and make-up are confirmed.
- Cluster
- Cluster to confirm
- GI registry
- Cluster to confirm
- Minimum
- Quoted on the brief
- Lead time
- Lead time quoted to brief
- Price
- Priced to briefNo price stated on the sheet
The supplier sheet states no price. The trade desk quotes against your quantity and destination; nothing is estimated on this page. A batch can only be quoted once the maker and specification are on file.
The record
Specifications, process, provenance.
5 sections · FBR-8814
What the Photograph Documents
This reference was photographed from a market lot rather than a supplier production sheet. Fibre, size, technique and batch terms are being confirmed with the maker before it is quoted.
- Fabric
- Printed Cotton
- Technique
- Printed Lengths
Nothing beyond the photograph is claimed here, the trade desk closes the blanks before any quotation goes out.
Supplier brief, as documented
- SOURCE
- Market lot photograph
- FABRIC
- Printed cotton, composition to confirm
- CRAFT
- Printed, technique to confirm
- SIZE
- Not measured on the lot
- MAKER
- Being identified by the sourcing desk
- MOQ / PRICE
- Released with the confirmed brief
Transcribed from the sheet this photograph came from. Where the sheet is blank, the page says blank.
Sourcing Progress on This Reference
The piece is real and photographed; the documentation is still open:
- Photographed, Captured from a market lot and published as seen.
- Maker, Being identified through the sourcing desk.
- Specification, Fibre, size and technique to be recorded from the maker.
- Quotation, Price, MOQ and lead time released once the brief is on file.
Range and batch: This reference came from a market lot, not a production sheet, and is held open as a sourcing brief.
What the brief documents
Cluster to confirm. Market lot, maker open.
- Maker
- Cluster to confirm
- Cluster
- To confirm before quotation
- Batch documented
- Not stated on the sheet
- Price on the sheet
- Not stated, quoted to brief
Still to confirm
- FABRIC: Printed cotton, composition to confirm
- CRAFT: Printed, technique to confirm
- SIZE: Not measured on the lot
- MAKER: Being identified by the sourcing desk
- MOQ / PRICE: Released with the confirmed brief
Cluster attribution, batch terms and test documentation are confirmed by the Namakh trade desk before a quotation is issued.
What the sheet fixes and what it leaves open
- Stated on the sheet: Source: Market lot photograph; Fabric: Printed cotton, composition to confirm; Craft: Printed, technique to confirm; Size: Not measured on the lot
- Left to the brief: price, lead time and packing, which the sheet does not state
Customisation: A batch can only be quoted once the maker and specification are on file.
This is a terms snapshot for the reference, not a product certification. Test reports, material declarations and packing specifications are issued with the quotation.
What varies piece to piece
Market-lot pieces are assembled from whatever cloth is on hand, so a repeat batch will not be identical to the photograph. This is published as a sourcing reference, not a guaranteed line.
- One Lot Only, The photographed group is a single market lot.
- Repeat Batch, Can only be quoted once the maker is confirmed.
- Reference Held, This reference stays open as a sourcing brief.
Photographs show one piece from the lot; colour and register vary between lots.
Colour & Design Route
The colours and finishes a sheet states, listed as it states them. A new colourway is quoted from your brief.
Size Route
Documented cuts, plus an open field for a size that is not on the sheet.
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