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Offer sample: This is the sample offered by the exporter to the buyer to get orders which may be newly developed styles or designs or samples from already sent orders.

Final Sample: You should always keep a final approved sample in house as a means to verify production results. It shouldn’t be loaned to anyone. In effect, your production counter sample should be the final sample but your contractor may use it in production as a sew by so you will need two.

Counter Sample: In the broadest sense, a counter sample is akin to a counter offer and is produced by a full package service or sewing contractor. The counter sample reflects the contractor’s ex*****on of what they perceive your expectations to be for whatever kind of sampling you’re doing at the time. As a practical matter, it is most often a pre-production or production sample used for costing. Ideally, it should be the final version.

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“Samples are the heart of apparel production. They make up the collection, lead to the perfect fit, instruct production, and act as the showpieces that bring in business. Arguably, they are the most essential part of apparel production. But how do you go about making one, what are the types of samples, and how exactly are they utilized?”

5 Tips for Creating An Apparel Prototype | Maker’s Row Blog Samples are the heart of apparel production. They make up the collection, lead to the perfect fit, instruct production, and act as the showpieces that bring in business. Arguably, they are the most…