Brief |
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| To include job functions, relevant staff profiling, quantities, budget, stock and distribution requirements. |
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| Initial design concepts |
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Two dimensional colour visual options, with proposed |
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Sourcing |
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| Our buyers and technical specialists purchase from |
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| Fabric sampling |
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| Chosen fabrics are tested to ensure
that they are fit for purpose and match the corporate identity requirements. |
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| Sample garments |
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| The approved visuals, fabrics and accessories
are combined to create the full range of garments. |
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| Wearer trial |
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| Staff evaluation, providing feedback,
to ensure that the garments meet the demands of the wearer and their environment. |
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| Formal approval | |
| On approval of the garments and their costs, stock levels can be agreed and, order and distribution details can be finalised prior to proceeding to production. | |
| Benchmark sample | |
| For each style to be manufactured there will be a sealed sample that has been signed off by the client. This garment is used by Quality Control to maintain consistent garment standards throughout the life of the contract. |
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| Manufacture | |
| Production can take place at any of our international manufacturing partners, or for optimum flexibility at our own factory in the UK. |
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| Warehousing | |
| Recently constructed, the £3.1million Dickies Distribution Centre successfully handles well over 2 million items per year. |
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| Ordering | |
| Utilising a state-of-the-art computer system ordering is simple. We currently receive orders via e-mail, fax, telephone and on-line. |
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| Distribution | |
| Solutions are tailor-made from depot bulk delivery to individual man-packs. |
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| Customer services | |
| Our team will answer any queries and in the process develop a close relationship with the network. |
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