Eight clear stages from project brief and sampling to production, inspection, and packing.
Each stage uses the output of the one before it; unresolved choices can affect quotation, sampling, production, and timing.
The brief records known requirements; the reviewed specification separates resolved choices from open items.
The quotation covers the agreed specifications, while the sample shows how they translate into the finished product.
Once the sample is approved, bulk production follows the approved details and file versions.
Inspection compares production with the approved reference, and packing follows the released quantity and package specification.
Each stage has an input, an output, and a condition that must be met before the next stage begins.
The process starts with known product requirements, project constraints, and clearly marked undecided items.
Product categories are listed in the custom towel collection, while the customization overview groups the available decision areas.
This stage turns the brief into one workable description of the towel, labels, branding, and packaging.
The quotation is tied to the reviewed specification and quantity for each design.
The sample turns the approved specification and artwork into a product the buyer can inspect.
Approval covers the complete towel, including its branding, labels, and packaging—not an isolated logo or color detail.
Materials and production are released after the complete sample, final specification, and correct file versions are approved.
See the WiseTowel factory page for capacity and manufacturing capabilities.
Material and in-process findings are addressed before final inspection, packing, and order release.
Raw material and in-process checks can cover material, color, GSM, finished size, weave, surface, branding, sewing, labels, and packaging components. Findings are compared with the approved requirements and addressed before final inspection. Applicable testing and inspection requirements can be included in the project brief.
Completed towels are checked against the approved sample, final specification, quantity, and acceptance plan. The agreed inspection plan may include appearance, size, color, branding, sewing, labels, packaging, tests, and order count before release.
Packing follows the approved towel count, fold, labels, packaging, artwork, and outer-pack requirements. Package-fit details are covered on the custom towel packaging page. Freight, trade terms, transit time, and delivery commitments remain in the order or logistics agreement.
To start, send the product type, quantity by design, available artwork or reference files, and target date. Clearly mark any details that still need to be decided.
Project Brief Form