Colour and panels
Share a palette, references and which garment areas should change.
YOUR DETAILS, IN PLACE
A custom garment is a set of linked choices: shape, colour, construction and identity. Show WhatsNext how each part should work together, then confirm which materials and application methods suit the order.
ORDER PLANNING
Share the garment types, size run and design references for your project.
Confirm how the 50-piece minimum applies to your mix of styles and colours, and agree your order-specific schedule in the quotation. Delivery transit is separate from these production times.
Discuss your orderYOUR NEXT DECISION
Share a palette, references and which garment areas should change.
Specify front, back and sleeve placement with approximate dimensions.
Prepare roster data where team personalization is required.
Describe the finish you want and ask what can be supplied.

LOOK CLOSER
A front and back view makes artwork discussions precise. Note the design size, position and colour for each style. Keep the source artwork separate from a mockup so it can be checked properly.
Discuss these detailsSPECIFICATION CHECKPOINTS
A logo file alone does not settle scale or placement. Show it on a front, back or sleeve view and confirm the method against the garment material.

BEFORE THE ORDER
A visual concept does not prove a decoration method is suitable. Ask WhatsNext to confirm available techniques, appearance and order terms for the selected fabric and garment.
Share your requirements ↗QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Include the source artwork and placement references in the enquiry. The available application method should be confirmed for the garment.
WHATSNEXT APPARELS · SIALKOT
Send your garment types, quantities, sizes, colours and artwork references. We can then discuss the details specific to your project.
Images on this page illustrate design directions. Materials, specifications and order terms are confirmed for each enquiry.