See it. Review it.
Approve with clarity.
A sample connects your product brief to a shared production reference.
Make every review count.
Define the sample brief
Confirm construction, material, size, colors, logo and the purpose of the sample.
Review artwork & configuration
Check the artwork version and product details before the sample is prepared.
Evaluate the physical sample
Review touch, appearance, dimensions and any agreed performance requirements.
Record approval or changes
Write down what is accepted and which details require another review.
Confirm the production reference
Keep the approved sample and final written specification together.
Look beyond the first impression.
- Cover, texture and construction match the brief
- Logo position, colors and graphics are correct
- Size, shape and workmanship are reviewed
- Project-specific performance checks are agreed
- Packing and labeling requirements are recorded
Sampling questions.
How long will sampling and production take?
Timing depends on the selected construction, artwork, tooling and order requirements. A project-specific schedule is confirmed after the requirements are reviewed.
Can I review a sample before production?
Discuss the sample requirements with our team. The approved sample and written specification provide the reference for the production order.
What if the sample needs changes?
List the changes clearly and confirm which specification or artwork version should be used for the next review.
Let’s build your next ball.
Tell us your market, your product requirements and your brand direction.