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            "content": "Hello Portugal Textile Team,\n\nMy name is Timm, and I am contacting you from SamleBrik ApS, a Danish startup working to support relatives and caregivers of young people with invisible disabilities.\n\nI noticed your focus on childrenwear manufacturing, child-specific pattern development, child-safe hardware and comfort\/durability. This is very relevant to us because our collection is intended for children and young people who may be sensory-sensitive.\nWe are preparing a small premium clothing collection for this target group. Our goal is to create clothing that is durable, comfortable for sensory-sensitive children and young people, and smart enough that we would happily dress our own child in it.\n\nWe have a small in-house embroidery workshop where we can add helpful diagnosis-related messages, but we are now looking for the right European production partner to help us develop and manufacture the garments themselves.\n\nWe are currently looking for a production partner for a children\u2019s overshirt \/ shirt jacket.\n\nInitial product specification:\n\nProduct: unisex children\u2019s overshirt \/ shirt jacket\nSizes: 122, 140 and 158\nFabric: ideally 100% organic cotton corduroy around 280gsm, or a closely comparable soft and durable fabric\nColours: Bordeaux red, mustard yellow and dark turquoise\nDetail: one contrasting chest pocket\nButtons: wooden buttons shaped like sunflowers, or custom wooden\/laser-engraved sunflower buttons\nBranding: soft woven label or printed\/heat-transfer neck label\nEmbroidery: we can do embroidery ourselves after receiving the garments\nFirst colourways:\n\nMustard yellow shirt with Bordeaux red chest pocket\nBordeaux red shirt with mustard yellow chest pocket\nDark turquoise shirt with mustard yellow chest pocket\nBecause our target group may include sensory-sensitive children and young people, comfort is very important to us. We are especially interested in soft handfeel, clean and soft inside seams, non-scratchy labels, comfortable fit, durable construction and no unnecessary hard or irritating trims.\n\nCould you please let us know:\n\nCan you produce this type of children\u2019s overshirt in small batches in Europe?\nWhat is your MOQ per style and colour? Can the three colourways be treated as one project\/model?\nCan you source 100% organic cotton corduroy around 260\u2013300gsm in the three colours above, or work with client-supplied fabric?\nCan you provide lab dips or fabric swatches before sampling?\nCan you help with pattern making, grading for sizes 122\/140\/158 and a physical sample before production?\nCan you source or accept custom sunflower-shaped wooden buttons?\nCan you provide or perform button attachment\/pull testing suitable for children\u2019s clothing?\nWhich certifications or documentation can you provide \u2014 for example GOTS\/OCS fabric documentation, OEKO-TEX, REACH\/RSL compliance, wash test, shrinkage test or quality-control reports?\nWhat would be the estimated sample cost, production lead time and approximate unit price at 50, 100 and 150 pieces per colourway?\nCan you ship to Denmark, and what are your usual payment terms?\nAs a first sample round, we are considering three colour samples in size 140 plus a small size set in one colourway: 122, 140 and 158. We are open to your recommendation on the most practical way to start.\n\n\nKind regards,\n\nTimm Ernst\nCo-Founder | SamleBrik ApS\n\nSupporting families and young people with invisible disabilities\n\n\ud83c\udf3b SamleBrik\nhttps:\/\/samlebrik.com\nhello@samlebrik.com\n\n$$SYSTEM NOTE: The user provided general web links (https:\/\/samlebrik.com). Use these for the Brand Website question. Do NOT assume they are Tech Packs unless explicitly stated by the user.$$",
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            "content": "Hello Timm,\n\nThank you for contacting us. It's great to hear about your initiative to support families and young people with invisible disabilities. \n\nTo provide you with an accurate quotation for your project, I need the following details:\n\n1. **Brand**: Do you have an established brand? If so, please provide the name and website.\n2. **Location**: What is your country?\n3. **Product Category**: You mentioned a children\u2019s overshirt\/shirt jacket. Is this the only product you want to develop, or are there additional items?\n4. **Tech Packs\/Samples**: Do you have a Tech Pack or a physical sample to send us?\n\nOnce I have these details, I can better assess your project and guide you on the next steps. \n\nLooking forward to your response.",
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            "content": "Hello Matilde,\n\nThank you very much for your reply.\n\nWe are still at a very early stage as a startup, but we are working towards a first small launch planned for August 1st this year.\n\nTo answer your questions:\n\nBrand\nOur company is called SamleBrik ApS.\nWe are a Danish startup focused on supporting families and young people living with invisible disabilities, especially autism, ADHD and related sensory challenges.\nOur website is:\nhttps:\/\/samlebrik.com \nThe clothing project is currently being developed as a small premium collection under the Samlebrik brand.\n\nLocation\nWe are based in Denmark.\nProduct category\nFor now, we would like to focus exclusively on children\u2019s overshirts \/ shirt jackets.\nOur goal is to create high-quality, durable and sensory-friendly overshirts that feel soft and comfortable while also looking modern and stylish.\n\n\t\n\nTech packs \/ samples\nAt the moment we do not yet have a finalized Tech Pack or physical sample. We are currently in the process of finding the right production partner before moving into the next development phase. However, we already have a quite clear vision regarding:\ncolours,\nmaterials,\nfit,\ncomfort requirements,\nand overall design direction.\nWe are also very open to your recommendations regarding materials, development process and the best way to approach the first sample round as a young startup.\n\nLooking forward to hearing from you.\n\nKind regards,\n\nTimm Ernst\nCo-Founder | SamleBrik ApS\n\nSupporting families and young people with invisible disabilities\n\n\ud83c\udf3b SamleBrik\nhttps:\/\/samlebrik.com\nhello@samlebrik.com\n\n\n> Am 26.05.2026 um 15:06 schrieb Matilde Azevedo :\n> \n> Hello Timm,\n> \n> Thank you for contacting us. It's great to hear about your initiative to support families and young people with invisible disabilities. \n> \n> To provide you with an accurate quotation for your project, I need the following details:\n> \n> 1. Brand: Do you have an established brand? If so, please provide the name and website.\n> 2. Location: What is your country?\n> 3. Product Category: You mentioned a children\u2019s overshirt\/shirt jacket. Is this the only product you want to develop, or are there additional items?\n> 4. Tech Packs\/Samples: Do you have a Tech Pack or a physical sample to send us?\n> \n> Once I have these details, I can better assess your project and guide you on the next steps. \n> \n> Looking forward to your response.\n> \n> Os melhores cumprimentos \/ Best regards,\n> Matilde Azevedo\n> Commercial Assistant\n> tel: +351 915 085 106 \n> email: matilde@portugaltextile.com \n> address: Rua da Zona Industrial de Alto de Pega 105 Loja F, 4480-761 Vila do Conde\n>\n\n$$SYSTEM NOTE: The user provided general web links (https:\/\/samlebrik.com, https:\/\/samlebrik.com). Use these for the Brand Website question. Do NOT assume they are Tech Packs unless explicitly stated by the user.$$",
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            "content": "Hello Timm,\n\nThank you for the detailed information about SamleBrik ApS and your vision for the children\u2019s overshirts. \n\nTo move forward, I need to clarify a few important details:\n\n1. **Quantities**: What is the total quantity you are considering for the overshirts? How many styles do you intend to create? \n2. **Timeline**: You mentioned a launch planned for August 1st. However, please note that our standard production cycle is a minimum of 5 months, which includes time for sampling and production. This means we would not be able to meet that timeline. Would you be able to adjust your launch date?\n3. **Target Price**: What is your target production price per style?\n\nOnce I have this information, I can better assess your project and guide you on the next steps. \n\nLooking forward to your response.",
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            "content": "Hello Matilde,\n\nThe 5-month timeline is absolutely understandable and completely fine for us.\n\nOur planned August 1st launch mainly concerns our app platform and related services. The clothing collection can be considered as a separate project and does not need to follow the same launch timeline.\n\nAt this stage, we would rather focus on developing the right product properly instead of rushing production.\n\nRegarding your questions:\n\nQuantities \/ styles\nFor the beginning, we would like to focus on one single overshirt model with three colourways:\n\nMustard yellow shirt with Bordeaux red pocket\nBordeaux red shirt with mustard yellow pocket\nDark turquoise shirt with mustard yellow pocket\nInitially we are considering a relatively small first production run as a startup.\n\nOur current expectation is approximately:\n\n50\u2013100 pieces per colourway\nacross the three sizes: 122, 140 and 158\nHowever, we are very open to your recommendation regarding the most realistic MOQ and production setup.\n\nTimeline\nAs mentioned above, the clothing collection can follow a separate timeline from the platform launch.\n\nOur priority is finding the right long-term production partner and developing a product with the right quality, comfort and durability.\n\nTarget production price\nAt this early stage we are still trying to better understand the realistic production costs for this type of garment in Europe.\n\nBecause the project includes:\n\norganic cotton corduroy,\ncustom colour combinations,\ncustom wooden buttons,\nchildren\u2019s sizing,\nand a strong quality and comfort focus,\nwe understand that this will naturally position the product in a more premium category.\n\nOur goal is not to create the cheapest possible garment, but rather to find a realistic balance between quality, durability and achievable retail pricing for families.\n\nWe would therefore really appreciate your guidance regarding:\n\nwhat price range you would expect for this type of product,\nwhat factors would influence pricing the most,\nand whether there are adjustments you would recommend for a first startup collection.\nKind regards,\n\nTimm Ernst\nCo-Founder | SamleBrik ApS\n\nSupporting families and young people with invisible disabilities\n\n\ud83c\udf3b SamleBrik\nhttps:\/\/samlebrik.com\nhello@samlebrik.com\n\n> Am 26.05.2026 um 15:20 schrieb Matilde Azevedo :\n> \n> Hello Timm,\n> \n> Thank you for the detailed information about SamleBrik ApS and your vision for the children\u2019s overshirts. \n> \n> To move forward, I need to clarify a few important details:\n> \n> 1. Quantities: What is the total quantity you are considering for the overshirts? How many styles do you intend to create? \n> 2. Timeline: You mentioned a launch planned for August 1st. However, please note that our standard production cycle is a minimum of 5 months, which includes time for sampling and production. This means we would not be able to meet that timeline. Would you be able to adjust your launch date?\n> 3. Target Price: What is your target production price per style?\n> \n> Once I have this information, I can better assess your project and guide you on the next steps. \n> \n> Looking forward to your response.\n> \n> Os melhores cumprimentos \/ Best regards,\n> Matilde Azevedo\n> Commercial Assistant\n> tel: +351 915 085 106 \n> email: matilde@portugaltextile.com \n> address: Rua da Zona Industrial de Alto de Pega 105 Loja F, 4480-761 Vila do Conde\n>\n\n$$SYSTEM NOTE: The user provided general web links (https:\/\/samlebrik.com). Use these for the Brand Website question. Do NOT assume they are Tech Packs unless explicitly stated by the user.$$",
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            "content": "Hello Timm,\n\nThank you for your thoughtful response and for clarifying your project details. \n\nRegarding the quantities, I must inform you that our minimum order quantity (MOQ) for children's clothing is strictly 250 units per style\/color. This means that for your three colorways, the total would need to be at least 750 units. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate the 50-100 pieces per colorway request.\n\nIf you are willing to adjust your order to meet the minimum quantities, we can certainly proceed with the development of your children\u2019s overshirts.\n\nAs for the target production price, I appreciate your understanding of the premium nature of your project. However, I must clarify that I cannot provide specific pricing at this stage. Accurate pricing can only be determined after our technical team reviews your Tech Pack or physical sample and confirms the final quantities. \n\nIn terms of factors influencing pricing, the following elements typically play a significant role:\n\n1. **Material Costs**: Organic cotton corduroy and custom buttons will impact the overall price.\n2. **Production Complexity**: Custom designs and features, such as embroidery and specific sizing, can also affect costs.\n3. **Order Volume**: Larger quantities generally lead to lower per-unit costs.\n\nFor your first startup collection, I recommend focusing on a single style with a limited color range to streamline production and reduce costs. \n\nPlease let me know if you are able to meet the minimum order quantities, and we can continue discussing the next steps.\n\nLooking forward to your response.",
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            "content": "Hello Matilde,\n\nThank you very much for the clarification.\n\nAt this stage, 250 units per style\/colour is unfortunately too high for us as an early-stage startup. Since we are planning three colourways, a total MOQ of 750 units would be beyond what we can responsibly invest in for our first clothing test.\n\nWe fully understand your production requirements, and your recommendation makes sense. For now, we will need to explore a smaller pilot production or prototype route before moving into larger quantities.\n\nThat said, I really appreciate your time and professional guidance. Your company still seems very relevant for us once we are ready to scale the clothing collection further.\n\nWould it be possible to stay in touch and potentially return to you at a later stage, once we have validated the product and are ready for larger production quantities?\n\nKind regards,\n\n\nTimm Ernst\nCo-Founder | SamleBrik ApS\n\nSupporting families and young people with invisible disabilities\n\n\ud83c\udf3b SamleBrik\nhttps:\/\/samlebrik.com\nhello@samlebrik.com\n\n\n\n> Am 26.05.2026 um 15:31 schrieb Matilde Azevedo :\n> \n> Hello Timm,\n> \n> Thank you for your thoughtful response and for clarifying your project details. \n> \n> Regarding the quantities, I must inform you that our minimum order quantity (MOQ) for children's clothing is strictly 250 units per style\/color. This means that for your three colorways, the total would need to be at least 750 units. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate the 50-100 pieces per colorway request.\n> \n> If you are willing to adjust your order to meet the minimum quantities, we can certainly proceed with the development of your children\u2019s overshirts.\n> \n> As for the target production price, I appreciate your understanding of the premium nature of your project. However, I must clarify that I cannot provide specific pricing at this stage. Accurate pricing can only be determined after our technical team reviews your Tech Pack or physical sample and confirms the final quantities. \n> \n> In terms of factors influencing pricing, the following elements typically play a significant role:\n> \n> 1. Material Costs: Organic cotton corduroy and custom buttons will impact the overall price.\n> 2. Production Complexity: Custom designs and features, such as embroidery and specific sizing, can also affect costs.\n> 3. Order Volume: Larger quantities generally lead to lower per-unit costs.\n> \n> For your first startup collection, I recommend focusing on a single style with a limited color range to streamline production and reduce costs. \n> \n> Please let me know if you are able to meet the minimum order quantities, and we can continue discussing the next steps.\n> \n> Looking forward to your response.\n> \n> Os melhores cumprimentos \/ Best regards,\n> Matilde Azevedo\n> Commercial Assistant\n> tel: +351 915 085 106 \n> email: matilde@portugaltextile.com \n> address: Rua da Zona Industrial de Alto de Pega 105 Loja F, 4480-761 Vila do Conde\n>\n\n$$SYSTEM NOTE: The user provided general web links (https:\/\/samlebrik.com). Use these for the Brand Website question. Do NOT assume they are Tech Packs unless explicitly stated by the user.$$",
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            "content": "Hello Timm,\n\nThank you for your understanding and for sharing your thoughts. I completely respect your decision to explore a smaller pilot production or prototype route as you validate your product.\n\nAbsolutely, I would be more than happy to stay in touch. Once you are ready to scale your clothing collection and meet the minimum order quantities, please feel free to reach out. We would be glad to assist you in your production needs at that time.\n\nWishing you the best of luck with your project and the upcoming launch of your app platform. \n\nLooking forward to hearing from you in the future.\n\nBest regards,",
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