Start with the garment and customer
Separate fabric for the main garment from decoration for edges and necklines. Wax prints, full-width embroidery, lace trims and neckline appliques have different roles. A close-up photograph may hide the size of a motif or the width of a trim, so choose the category first and ask for measurements before estimating cutting yield.
Compare references, not just attractive pictures
Keep the product reference beside each saved image. Review the available angles, colours and detail photographs on the product page, then note what remains uncertain. Two similar colours can belong to different designs; conversely, several photographs may show variants of one product. An exact reference makes follow-up questions and later repeat enquiries easier.
Explore the productsSeparate confirmed specifications from questions
For the wax range on this website, the confirmed specification is 100% cotton, 115 cm wide, with 6 yards per piece and a minimum order of one piece. Do not transfer these figures to embroidery or decorative items. Ask Rose to confirm the composition, usable width, selling unit and minimum order for each other reference.
Prepare a focused first enquiry
Group your shortlist by category and state quantities with units for each design and colour. Include your destination and intended use, and distinguish essential requirements from acceptable alternatives. Agree any sampling arrangements, availability and commercial terms before proceeding. A warehouse photograph is background evidence; it does not reserve stock or confirm the quantity available for your order.
Your buying checklist
- Record the garment use and target buyer.
- Save product references with colour choices.
- Write each quantity with its selling unit.
- Ask which specifications and order terms still need confirmation.
Discuss your fabric requirements with Rose
Save references, note quantities and send your questions. Confirm specifications and availability for the exact items you need.
