Bring the idea.
We’ll talk it through.

A few notes can make your one-hour conversation more useful. Use whatever helps. You can book a call at any stage of your project.

Know who you’re making it for.

• Describe who would wear the piece. What do they look for in a garment?
• Write the one thing you want your brand to stand for.
• Bring any questions or observations from people you want to reach.

Give the garment a direction.

• Choose a piece or collection you want to discuss.
• Collect references for shape, fit, color, fabric, and details. Note what you like about each.
• Separate the decisions you have made from the possibilities you are still exploring.

Think about your timing.

When would you like to begin? Bring any dates you are working toward and the questions around them. Your preferred start date opens a discussion about the steps ahead.

Bring your questions.

1. What should we work through first?
2. Which references would help develop this garment?
3. How are changes and approvals handled?
4. What quantities, fabrics, and sizes should we explore?
5. What schedule is realistic for this project?

Keep a brief for your call.

The label studio lets you try a working name, note your references, and save an agenda. Your notes stay on your device.

Open the label studio