Start with the garment
Before asking for a quote, describe what you want to make and who will wear it. A team uniform, a merch collection and an everyday retail garment can have different requirements. Share reference images to explain the direction, and label the details you want to keep or change.
Write down the specifications
Include the garment type, intended fit, colors, fabric preferences and a size-by-size quantity breakdown. If you have measurements or a tech pack, include them. If something is undecided, say so rather than choosing a placeholder that could be mistaken for an approved specification.
Keep artwork and production details together
List each decoration or design placement, including its approximate dimensions. Explain whether you are requesting printing, embroidery, manufacturing or a combination. These details help frame the questions that need to be answered before a quote can be finalized.
Confirm the plan before production
Review the written scope, quantities, approvals, price and timing before moving forward. Samples, revisions and shipping should be discussed as separate parts of the project where applicable. A clear brief is a working document: update it when an agreed decision changes.
Start a conversation in Dallas
MA Custom Clothing Design, LLC is a USA manufacturer based in Dallas, Texas. Send your project details to support@macustomtx.com to begin a discussion about your apparel order.