Design Reference vs Production Specification
Understand why an inspiration image is useful but may not define everything needed for garment production.
What a reference shows
A reference can communicate appearance, silhouette and decorative placement. It may not show the back, internal construction, exact dimensions or materials. Mark the features you want to retain and explain which details are still open.
What a specification adds
A production discussion needs quantities, size measurements and confirmed material or finishing decisions. Ask which additional information is required for your order. Keep the final accepted specification separate from inspirational images so the intended result is clear.