Silk Standard And Care Method
Approve the silk material specification, momme, shade, luster, handfeel, shrinkage behavior, and intended care method before pattern development.
Develop silk fitted sheets around the exact mattress profile, approved silk standard, pocket depth, elastic construction, care method, and repeatable bulk fit.
A fitted sheet must hold the intended mattress without excessive tension, loose corners, seam stress, or dimensional failure after the agreed care method.
Start with mattress width, length and height, topper allowance, required under-mattress tuck, finished pocket depth, elastic width and placement, silk specification, and target tolerance.
Approve the sample on the actual mattress or a confirmed test block, then repeat the fit check after care before labels, folding, packaging, and bulk production are released.
Approve the silk and care method, mattress profile, packaging system, and repeatable bulk standard as one connected specification.
Approve the silk material specification, momme, shade, luster, handfeel, shrinkage behavior, and intended care method before pattern development.
Confirm mattress width, length and height, topper allowance, finished pocket depth, corner seams, under-mattress tuck, and elastic recovery.
Coordinate the approved fold with brand labels, care labels, inserts, pouches or boxes, barcodes, pack quantity, and carton requirements.
Translate the approved fit, cutting dimensions, elastic placement, workmanship, shade, care result, and packing method into repeatable checkpoints.
Silk standard
Confirm the silk material specification, momme, shade, luster, handfeel, surface appearance, and intended care method against a coded material reference.
Mattress profile
Provide mattress width, length and height, topper allowance, target market size name, finished pocket depth, and required under-mattress tuck.
Construction
Approve corner seams, cutting dimensions, elastic width and placement, full-perimeter or buyer-specified elastic arrangement, thread, edge finish, and workmanship.
Fit and care approval
Set finished and post-care measurement tolerances, follow the agreed care method, and verify fit, seam stress, corner hold, and elastic recovery on the target mattress or test block.
Branding and packing
Confirm brand and care labels, folding dimensions, insert, pouch or box, barcode, pack quantity, carton marks, and retained sample requirements.
Record mattress width, length and height, topper allowance, desired under-mattress tuck, target quantity, destination market, and intended care method.
Compare coded silk and color references, then develop the cutting dimensions, pocket depth, corner seams, and elastic construction for the target profile.
Fit the sample on the actual mattress or an approved test block, follow the agreed care method, and recheck dimensions, corner hold, seam stress, and elastic recovery.
Release the approved sample, measurement table, workmanship notes, shade reference, labels, fold, packaging, carton quantity, and inspection criteria to production.
Bulk inspection follows the approved silk reference, finished and post-care measurements, target mattress fit, elastic recovery, labels, folding, and packing standard.
Compare incoming material with the approved silk, momme, shade, luster, handfeel, surface, and care reference before cutting.
Check finished and post-care dimensions, pocket depth, corner seams, elastic width and placement, recovery, and hold on the approved mattress profile.
Review appearance, labels, care instructions, folding, retail package, barcode, pack quantity, carton marks, and retained production reference.
Choose the size system, pocket depth, corner construction, and elastic arrangement around the mattress profile your collection requires.
Build standalone fitted-sheet SKUs around the target market size system or buyer-owned mattress dimensions, with an approved silk, color, fold, and label standard.
Adapt the cutting pattern for deep mattresses, toppers, or buyer-owned profiles with confirmed pocket depth, corner seams, and under-mattress hold.
Approve the elastic width, placement, seam construction, recovery, and post-care fit so the required grip can be repeated in bulk production.
Provide mattress width, length and height, topper allowance, target quantity, preferred silk specification or momme, color, elastic preference, care method, branding, packaging, and destination market. A reference sample or measurement drawing is also helpful.
Yes. The cutting dimensions and finished pocket depth can be developed around the actual mattress and topper profile, required under-mattress tuck, silk behavior, elastic recovery, and agreed care method.
The choice should balance handfeel, luster, drape, opacity, seam behavior, durability direction, care method, retail position, and target cost. Coded swatches should be compared before the product sample is approved.
Yes. Full-perimeter or buyer-specified elastic placement can be discussed. Width, tension, recovery, seam construction, and fit should be approved together on the target mattress profile.
The sample is measured before care, processed using the agreed care method, measured again, and refitted to the actual mattress or approved test block to review shrinkage, corner hold, seam stress, and elastic recovery.
These depend on the approved silk, size range, color development, quantity, labeling, packaging, and testing requirements. Share the complete brief so the team can confirm the applicable quotation and schedule.
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Start a development brief
Send mattress width, length and height, topper allowance, preferred silk specification or momme, color, elastic width and placement, care method, labels, packaging, quantity, and destination market.