Move from your first brief to an approved sample with clear decisions at every stage. Use the steps below as a conversation guide for your next bag project.
Start with the customer and use case
Define who will carry the bag, when they will use it and what they need to bring. These choices guide the shape, capacity, construction and price direction.
Create a practical brief
Collect references, target dimensions, brand requirements and expected order quantities. A good brief leaves space for material and construction recommendations while making priorities clear.
Review the sample carefully
Check proportions, comfort, organization, workmanship and logo placement. Record changes in one consolidated round of feedback before approving production specifications.
Confirm the order plan
Agree on the final sample, packing requirements, inspection scope and delivery terms before production. This makes the quotation and timeline meaningful for both sides.
Buyer checklist
Bring these points into the first project discussion.
- Identify the target customer and primary use.
- Mark features as essential or optional.
- Supply visual references and target dimensions.
- State estimated quantity, destination and target launch window.
- Consolidate sample feedback before approval.
Common points to watch
- Approving appearance without checking comfort or function.
- Changing materials after price and schedule are agreed.
- Leaving packaging and inspection requirements until production ends.
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