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We focus on custom headscarves, square scarves, bandanas and neck gaiters. The starting brief should state the intended product application, finished size, fabric direction, artwork and target quantity so the suitable construction can be reviewed.

Yes. A reference sample, sketch or product link can help communicate the desired direction. The final recommendation still needs a written brief covering material, dimensions, print placement, edge treatment, labels and packing so the sample can be evaluated consistently.

Choose from the intended use first. A fashion scarf may prioritize drape and surface character; a classic bandana may prioritize a natural hand; an active neck gaiter may prioritize stretch and breathability. A physical swatch or sample is the best way to confirm the decision.

Editable vector artwork is generally most useful for logos, type and line graphics. High-resolution raster files may work for photographic artwork when supplied at the intended print size. Include a PDF reference and tell us which elements, colors and positions are critical.

A screen display is not a final textile color standard. For critical colors, provide a recognized color reference or an approved physical reference. The selected fabric, print process and base color should then be reviewed in a physical sample.

For a custom program, sample approval is strongly recommended. It is the point to check material, hand feel, print appearance, dimensions, edge finish, labels and packing. The approved sample and artwork revision then become the reference for production and shipment inspection.

MOQ depends on the product construction, fabric, print route, number of designs, finishing and packing requirements. Send your quantity by design and product brief for a project-specific recommendation rather than relying on a generic MOQ.

Timing depends on artwork readiness, sample approval, material availability, quantity, finishing, packing and shipping arrangement. The most reliable schedule starts with an in-hands date, then works backwards through the approval and production decisions.

Checks should match the actual product risks. Common review points include measurements, workmanship, print placement, shade against an approved reference, labels, packing and carton marks. If a specific performance test is needed, agree the method and acceptance point before production.

Yes. A shipment inspection should follow the approved sample and written purchase requirements. It can include individual product checks as well as packed-unit, assortment and carton-mark verification before release.

Scarflo operates from Shenzhen, China, with an 8,000 m2 production facility supporting sampling, printing, inspection and packing for custom textile accessory programs.

Packaging can be part of the production brief: labels, hangtags, belly bands, individual bags, inserts and carton marks should be defined before sampling where possible. A simple packing visual is useful when presentation matters.

We do not publish unverified certificate claims. If your order requires a particular document, test report or factory file, state the destination market and requirement during inquiry so availability can be checked against the final program.

Send the product use case, target quantity per design, size, fabric preferences, artwork status, packing needs, delivery country and target date. If some details are undecided, identify the priorities so the quotation can show what is confirmed and what needs sampling.