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PROCUREMENT CHECKLIST

Keep sample and bulk specifications aligned

Sample approval is most useful when it is attached to a written specification and a revision record. A photograph alone does not define every acceptance condition.

01

Identify the approved reference

Record the model, sample revision, date, dimensions, material description and colour reference. Keep the agreed reference with both teams where practical.

02

Agree the checks before bulk supply

Discuss measurement positions and tolerances, visible shape, edges, left/right matching and garment fit. Decide which tests are required for the intended use and who will perform them. These are items to agree, not claims that every model has passed a test.

03

Record changes explicitly

If a material, colour, dimension or construction changes after approval, identify the new revision and confirm whether another sample is needed. Do not rely on an old sample for a changed specification.

04

Confirm packing and quantity units

Agree model labelling, quantities per pack and carton, protection requirements and left/right handling. The packing information should use the same units as the quotation.

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SOURCING NOTES

What should be recorded with an approved sample?

Record the model, source ID, revision and date, marked dimensions, materials, colour and attachment method. Agree acceptance checks and packing units. A later change needs an identified revision and a decision on whether sampling must be repeated.