Build a core range around coverage, material feel and the wearer’s needs. Review matching elements alongside the different fit requirements of each style.
Give every brief a clear role: a core everyday fit, a higher-coverage option or a lower-rise alternative. DALI brings fabric, elastic and garment development together so the shapes, colours and retail packs can be reviewed as one collection.
Add a lower-coverage option that belongs with your core briefs. DALI reviews the thong’s material, gusset, edges and colours alongside the wider range, with a separate fit reference for the style.
Connect the top to the rest of your underwear collection. DALI reviews the silhouette, fabric, straps and underband alongside the matching bottoms, keeping the fit requirements of each garment distinct.
Develop a low-profile style that complements your core briefs. DALI reviews the proposed fabric, bonded edges and fit together, with sample checks agreed for the intended garment.
Shared fabrics, shades and brand details can make a range feel coherent. Decide which features should repeat and where another construction is needed. A bralette, thong and higher-coverage brief do not have identical material or fit requirements.
Plan sizes, colours and quantities by style before finalising pack formats. This keeps the retail offer connected to the manufacturing brief and makes sampling objectives clear.
BUYER QUESTIONS
Before the next step.
Can the first discussion cover several women’s styles?
Yes. Share an assortment overview and identify the core shapes, the related options and any open material or presentation decisions.