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            "content": "Hello Matilde,\n\nI hope you?re doing well.\n\nI just wanted to follow up on your last message and check in regarding the next steps with the technical team.\n\nCould you please let me know the expected timeframe for when the team might get in touch?\nAdditionally, I?d be happy to start preparing anything needed on my side in advance (technical details, references, or documentation) to help streamline the process once they reach out.\n\nLooking forward to hearing from you.\n\nBest regards,\n\nTony El-Kalaani\nFounder ? YNOT\nWhy not.\n\n\n________________________________\nVan: Matilde Azevedo \nVerzonden: Donderdag, 26 Februari, 2026 01:06\nAan: admin@ynot-clothing.com \nOnderwerp: Re: Request for Fabric Swatches ? Heavyweight Structured T-Shirt Project\n\nHello Tony,\n\nYes, that is exactly correct. The sampling phase is designed for you to test and approve all aspects?fabric, fit, and finishing?before committing to the bulk production order.\n\nPerfect! I have added your project to our system. Our technical team will review your request and we will contact you shortly via email with the next steps. Thank you for choosing Portugal Textile.\n\n\nOs melhores cumprimentos \/ Best regards,\n\nMatilde Azevedo\nCommercial Assistant\ntel: +351 915 085 106\nemail: matilde@portugaltextile.com\naddress: Rua da Zona Industrial de Alto de Pega 105 Loja F, 4480-761 Vila do Conde\n[Absolutarget]   [Portugal Textile]    [Portugal Shoes] \n[Novo Projeto]",
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            "content": "Hello Tony,\n\nThank you for your follow-up email. It's great to hear from you.\n\nOur technical team usually reaches out within the next 2-3 business days to begin the project analysis.\n\nThey will guide you through everything they need, but it generally involves a detailed review of your tech pack and a discussion about specific fabric sourcing and finishing options. Your proactive approach to have everything ready is much appreciated and will certainly help things run smoothly.\n\nThey will be in touch with you very soon.",
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                "content": "Hello,\nMy name is Tony El-Kalaani, founder of YNOT, a premium streetwear brand.\n\nWe are currently developing our first luxury heavyweight structured T-shirt and would like to request fabric swatches to evaluate quality before moving into sampling and production.\n\nOur fabric focus:\n? 100% long-staple cotton\n? Combed ring-spun (compact-spun preferred)\n? Structured knit (single jersey or interlock)\n? Target GSM: 260?300 GSM\n? Pre-shrunk \/ compacted fabric\n\nCould you please send a swatch pack with the following (if available):\n1) 260 GSM combed ring-spun\n2) 280 GSM combed ring-spun (compact-spun preferred)\n3) 300 GSM combed ring-spun\n4) Interlock 260?280 GSM\n\nPlease include with each swatch:\n? GSM\n? Yarn type and construction\n? Knit type\n? Finishing details (enzyme, silicone, etc.)\n? MOQ and lead time\n\nWe are planning supplier visits and long term collaboration if the quality aligns.\nThank you in advance. I look forward to your reply.\n\nBest regards,\n\nTony El-Kalaani\nYNOT",
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                "content": "Hello Tony,\n\nThank you for contacting us and for your interest in developing your T-shirts with YNOT.\n\nI must clarify that as a finished garment manufacturer, we do not sell raw fabrics or provide swatch packs. Our process involves sourcing the ideal materials specifically for the production orders we undertake for our clients.\n\nHowever, we can certainly help you produce the complete, finished T-shirt. To provide you with an accurate analysis for your project, I need the following details:\n\n1.  **Location:** What is your country?\n2.  **Designs:** Do you have a Tech Pack or a Physical Sample to send us?\n3.  **Quantities:** What is your planned production quantity per style?\n4.  **Timeline:** What is your desired delivery date?\n5.  **Target Price:** What is your target production price per T-shirt?\n\nOnce I have these details, I can better assess your project.",
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                "content": "Hello Matilde,\n\nThank you for your clear explanation, that makes sense.\n\nAt this stage, we are still in the material evaluation phase, as fabric quality and structure are key to our brand. That?s why we initially requested fabric swatches.\n\nThat said, we are absolutely open to working with a finished garment manufacturer and moving into full development once the right materials are aligned.\n\nTo answer your questions:\n\n1. Location\nWe are based in the Netherlands.\n\n2. Designs\nWe are currently finalizing our tech pack. The project focuses on a premium, heavyweight, structured T-shirt (regular and boxy fit).\nOnce we move forward, we can share a tech pack and\/or develop a first physical sample together.\n\n3. Quantities\nFor the first production run, we are considering a small to medium quantity to test the product, likely in the range of 100?300 pieces per style\/color.\n\n4. Timeline\nWe are flexible at this stage and prioritize quality over speed. A realistic timeline that allows for proper sampling and approval works for us.\n\n5. Target Price\nAt this point, we are still gathering information to understand realistic pricing for the quality level we are aiming for.\nWe would appreciate your guidance on expected price ranges for a premium heavyweight T-shirt with our specifications.\n\nIf helpful, we would be happy to share our fabric and construction requirements so you can advise whether this project would be a good fit for your production capabilities.\n\nLooking forward to your thoughts.\n\n\nBest regards,\n\nTony El-Kalaani\nFounder ? YNOT\nWhy not.\nPor que n?o?\n\n________________________________",
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                "content": "Hello Tony,\n\nThank you for the detailed information. It is very helpful for understanding your brand's vision.\n\nBefore I can forward your project for a technical analysis, we just need to align on the remaining key details. To provide you with an accurate assessment, I need the following:\n\n1.  **Quantities:** Our minimum production for this type of T-shirt is 200 units per style. You mentioned a range of 100-300. Could you confirm if you can meet the 200-unit minimum per style?\n2.  **Timeline:** I understand you are flexible. To set clear expectations, our standard cycle for sampling and production takes about 5 months. This timeframe is necessary to ensure the high-quality standards of Portuguese manufacturing. Therefore, the earliest feasible delivery date would be the end of July 2026. Does this timeline work for you?\n3.  **Target Price:** While I understand you are still evaluating costs, our technical team requires your target production price per T-shirt to assess the project's feasibility. We cannot provide price ranges in advance.\n\nOnce I have these confirmations, I can move forward with your request.",
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                "content": "Hello Matilda,\n\nThank you for the quick response and for clarifying these points.\n\nHappy to align on the details:\n\n1. Quantities\nI understand and respect the 200-unit minimum per style for production.\nHowever, before committing to a bulk order of this size, we would need to complete a proper sampling and approval process. Quality, fabric handfeel, structure, and finishing are critical for YNOT, and we cannot move into production without confirming these aspects first.\n\nWe are fully open to developing multiple samples if needed to reach the required standard before any production commitment.\n\n2. Timeline\nThe proposed timeline works for us. We prioritize quality over speed, and an end-of-July 2026 delivery is acceptable.\n\n3. Target Price\nFor the purpose of your technical feasibility assessment, we can indicate a target production price of approximately **?20 per T-shirt (ex-works)** for a premium heavyweight, structured T-shirt produced in Portugal.\nWe understand this is a working target and are open to adjustments based on final specifications, materials, and construction.\n\nIf helpful, we would be glad to share our fabric and construction requirements to support your technical evaluation.\n\nLooking forward to your feedback on whether this project would be a good fit for your production capabilities.\n\nBest regards,\n\nTony El-Kalaani\nFounder ? YNOT\nWhy not.\nPor que n?o?\n________________________________",
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                "content": "Hello Tony,\n\nThank you for confirming these details.\n\nBefore I forward your project to our technical team for a formal quote, I need to confirm you agree with our standard financial and operational terms:\n\n*   **Development Fees:** Costs depend on style (includes prototyping, sourcing, patterns, QC).\n*   **Prints and embroideries:** Please note that there is an additional initial cost for setting up local and digital prints, all-overs and embroideries.\n*   **Sample Cost:** Charged at 2x (DOUBLE) the production price (e.g., if production is \u20ac20, the sample is \u20ac40).\n*   **Payment Terms:** 50% Advance \/ 50% Before Shipping (for both development and production).\n*   **Shipping:** Ex-Works (Client manages\/pays shipping & insurance).\n*   **Adjustments:** Can only be made after placing the final order.\n\nDo you agree to proceed under these terms?",
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                "content": "Hello Matilde,\n\nThank you for outlining your standard terms so clearly.\n\nIn principle, we are aligned with your approach and can confirm the following:\n\n? Development fees: Understood and accepted, depending on style and development scope.\n? Prints and embroideries: Understood, we acknowledge the additional setup costs.\n? Sample cost: Understood and accepted at 2x the production price.\n? Payment terms: Accepted, 50% advance \/ 50% before shipping.\n? Shipping: Ex-Works is understood and acceptable.\n\nRegarding adjustments, I would like to clarify one point to ensure we are fully aligned:\n\nBefore placing a final production order, it is essential for us to complete the sampling and approval phase, including confirmation of fabric quality, handfeel, structure, fit, and finishing. Once these elements are approved and frozen, we fully understand that no further adjustments can be made during production.\n\nIf this understanding aligns with your process, we are happy to proceed and allow you to forward the project to your technical team for evaluation and a formal quote.\n\nLooking forward to the next steps.\n\n\nBest regards,\n\nTony El-Kalaani\nFounder ? YNOT\nWhy not.\nPor que n?o?\n\n________________________________",
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                "content": "Hello Tony,\n\nYes, that is exactly correct. The sampling phase is designed for you to test and approve all aspects\u2014fabric, fit, and finishing\u2014before committing to the bulk production order.\n\nPerfect! I have added your project to our system. Our technical team will review your request and we will contact you shortly via email with the next steps. Thank you for choosing Portugal Textile.",
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        "requests": "Develop and produce a premium heavyweight structured T-shirt (260-300 GSM, 100% long-staple cotton). Initial request was for fabric swatches.",
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