Describe the fit you mean
Compression is often used as a broad category name. For an enquiry, define intended close fit, coverage, fabric stretch and layering. A specific compression pressure or physiological benefit needs a separate technical specification and supporting evidence. Appearance alone does not establish those properties.
Check stretch, seams and recovery
Record fabric composition and weight, panel direction, seam type, waistband or collar construction, and finished measurements. Review movement with intended wearers. Check how the sample returns after stretching and how it behaves after the agreed wash routine. Tie observations to the material and pattern revision tested.
Grade and brand the size range
Adult and junior fits require separate review. Check lengths, openings and areas of pressure across proposed sizes. Artwork stretches with the fabric; approve decoration in the worn and relaxed state. Include care labels, retail presentation and quantities by style, colour and size in the quotation.
- Intended fit and layering.
- Fabric stretch, panel direction and seams.
- Measurement chart and fit-trial feedback.
- Decoration, washing and packing.
| Specification | What the sample should resolve |
|---|---|
| Fit and coverage | Comfort during movement and layering |
| Fabric | Stretch, recovery and washing review |
| Seams | Location, bulk and pressure |
| Sizes | Adult and junior measurement consistency |