Your reference
A photo, drawing or physical sample. Mark the detail you want to keep or change.
From reference to delivery
A clear path from
idea to approved sample.
Know what to send, what happens next and where your approval is needed. Our Vietnam team stays involved throughout.
The working sequence
Six steps. Clear decisions.
- 01
Send your reference
You provide / review
A drawing, physical sample, photo or description. Tell us the garment or bag it is for, estimated quantity and target date.
JASS handles
We review the request and clarify the missing details.
You have a shared starting point for development.
- 02
Agree the specification
You provide / review
Discuss material, dimensions, colour, weight or thickness, and finish as relevant to the product.
JASS handles
We work through feasibility and the details needed for a sample.
You confirm the requirements to develop.
- 03
Review and refine the sample
You provide / review
Examine the sample and tell us what needs adjusting.
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We coordinate revisions. A material or process change is reviewed again before bulk production.
Your approved physical sample becomes the production reference.
- 04
Confirm the order
You provide / review
Confirm the product, quantity, price, delivery date and commercial terms.
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We check the order against the sample and agreed specifications.
The confirmed order sets the scope for production.
- 05
Produce and check
You provide / review
Keep your contact informed of any requested changes.
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We follow production and coordinate quality and quantity checks against the approved sample.
Any proposed change is discussed before it becomes part of your order.
- 06
Receive and follow up
You provide / review
Check the goods against the order and let your contact know about any issue.
JASS handles
We coordinate the agreed delivery and handle follow-up locally in Vietnam.
Your original contact stays involved after delivery.
From paper to material
Development happens around the details.
Before you send a request
Four useful things to include.
The application
Tell us the garment or bag it will go on, including any brand-specific requirements.
Quantity & timing
An estimated quantity and target delivery date help us assess the request.
Known specifications
Share material, colour, size and finish when known. Unresolved details can be discussed.
Common questions
Before your first sample.
Is sampling free?
Sampling charges depend on the product and development required. Some small development costs for long-term customers may be covered; the arrangement is agreed for your request.
Can I change an existing sample?
Yes. An existing sample can be the starting point for discussing changes to the design, material, colour or dimensions. Feasibility is reviewed for that item.
How long will it take?
Sample and production timing depend on the item, development work and order. We confirm timing for your request instead of applying one lead time to every product.
What if the order changes?
Changes to specifications, quantity or timing are reviewed for their effect on cost, quality and delivery, then reconfirmed with you.
Your next step
Have the reference ready?
You do not need a finished technical brief to begin. Send what you have and tell us what remains to be decided.