Keep a mixed apparel order in one clear brief.
Start here when the order combines garments or the garment is still undecided. List the people and purpose first, then give each proposed style its own quantity and artwork record. A staff polo, a team tee and a hoodie can share a logo without sharing measurements or placement.
A mixed-order brief| Decision | Send ANCO | Keep open until reviewed |
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| Garments | Preferred styles or the use case if undecided | Exact style, colour and size availability |
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| Artwork | Best original, intended dimensions and locations | Technical suitability and any preparation needed |
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| Quantities | Confirmed pieces by garment and size | Pending wearer choices and deliberate spares |
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| Date | When the apparel must be in hand and why | Feasibility and final arrangements |
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ANCO uses DTF transfers applied with a heat press. Describe the result you need and let the garment and artwork review establish the approach. If the order is clearly one category, use T-shirts, hoodies and crewnecks, work uniforms or event apparel for more specific planning.