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Custom Bra Sample Brief: What to Send Before Development

By LXSC · Sourcing and product-development guides

LXSC sourcing guide: catalogue wholesale from 100 pieces per model; new-design development from 10,000 pieces
LXSC sourcing guide cover. It is not a product photograph, factory-process record or test result.

A useful sample brief explains what must be achieved and what remains undecided. For LXSC, original-design custom production starts from 10,000 pieces, subject to project feasibility and confirmed allocation. If you only need an existing model, send the model code first so the request is not mistaken for new development.

Send labelled front, back and detail references

Include clear views of the cup, band, straps, closure and inside construction where available. Label every image with its purpose: overall shape, a particular detail or an example of what to avoid. A photograph cannot reveal exact dimensions, hidden materials or functional performance.

Use original or authorized references and identify any rights restrictions. For a physical sample, record its identifier and agree shipping, return and handling arrangements. Do not assume that supplying a sample grants permission to copy another party's protected design or branding.

Define measurements, units and construction

Name the target sizing system and describe each measuring point. Distinguish body measurements from garment measurements, and relaxed dimensions from any specified stretched measurement. A number without a method is not a usable tolerance.

State wire presence, cup type, padding arrangement, closure, strap adjustment and desired coverage. Mark mandatory features separately from preferences so the team can identify a feasible alternative without silently changing the brief.

Define measurements, units and construction
Brief fieldBuyer input
Project referenceName ___; version ___; date ___
Size and measuring pointsSystem ___; units ___; marked drawing ___
ConstructionMust-have ___; flexible features ___
Material and colourComposition target ___; physical reference ___
Commercial scopeQuantity ___; destination ___; target cost ___

Identify material and branding files

Provide the desired composition, hand feel, colour reference and any performance requirement. If an exact material is not selected, describe the decision that sampling must resolve. Avoid unsupported terms such as medical-grade or guaranteed allergy-free as substitutes for a specification.

Keep logos, label text and packaging artwork in a separately versioned folder. Identify dimensions and placement. Ask which production formats are required and which components need physical approval or independent minimum quantities.

Agree the open questions before making samples

Include destination, intended wear scenario, projected order quantity, target cost basis and required receipt date. Request separate confirmation of development feasibility, sample fees, revision scope and scheduling assumptions; none is settled merely by sending a complete brief.

Create an open-issue list and name the buyer-side approver. The next step is a documented feasibility response and sample plan, not automatic permission to produce bulk. Keep the approved version as the reference for later changes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a photograph replace a technical brief?+

No. It can explain appearance, but dimensions, construction, materials, rights and acceptance criteria still need clarification.

Does submitting a brief mean LXSC has accepted the project?+

No. Feasibility, quotation, sample arrangements and the applicable production allocation require confirmation.

Send your model or project requirements, quantities, size and color plan, and destination. Julie can confirm the applicable order route and what the quotation includes.

Existing-style wholesale starts from 100 pieces per model. Original-design custom production starts from 10,000 pieces. Color and size allocation, branding and packaging terms are confirmed separately.

Discuss your sourcing requirements

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