Style count
Prioritize the styles that test the brand proposition without fragmenting the order into too many combinations.
Small-batch planning · Saudi Arabia
A manageable first order starts with the full cost and product scope, not a headline unit count. Fenalt coordinates technical development and partner production for Saudi brands, confirming which minimums, setup costs, approvals, quality checks, and delivery responsibilities apply to the proposed styles.
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A low garment count may not remove material, color, trim, or process minimums. Quote the same product and service scope across options so the comparison reflects the order the brand will actually place.
| Quote element | Question to resolve | Record in the brief |
|---|---|---|
| Development | Which patterns, samples, and revisions are included? | Deliverables and approval owner |
| Materials | What lot, color, and trim quantities must be committed? | Per-style and per-color assumptions |
| Delivery | Who handles freight, import entry, and destination charges? | Named point and importer roles |
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Choose the first assortment
Prioritize the styles that test the brand proposition without fragmenting the order into too many combinations.
Build quantities from channel demand and fit needs, then check the curve against supplier terms.
Align fabric weight, layering, opacity, and use with the planned Saudi selling season.
Consider stock exposure, repeatability, material continuity, and the cost of later reorders.
From sample to market
Resolve tech pack, material, fit, labels, and sample comments against one approved version.
Agree inspection scope, product documentation, and current market conformity steps with the importer.
Confirm mode, shipping term, documents, destination charges, and responsibility for customs clearance.
Small-batch apparel · Saudi Arabia
Share styles, quantities by color and size, materials, decoration, sample needs, quality scope, and arrival window.