1. sample: refers to the appearance of the finished product (the real thing to be shown to others) or the cut piece of the real thing (usually refers to the cut cardboard model).

2. Slap: refers to the cardboard model made according to the style (the cardboard model can be cut on the fabric).

3. Fabrics and accessories are generally provided by manufacturers (including styles), mainly to find reputable factories (delivery date and quality).

4. I don't know about bronzing. Printing and embroidery are often used. There are two ways: 1 The factory cuts the fabric to you, and you choose the printing and embroidery factory for processing according to your own needs, and then return to the factory for production. 2. You give the patterns and requirements of embroidery and printing to the manufacturer, and let the manufacturer directly print embroidery (general processing plants will have supporting factories). Cost calculation: fabric price+auxiliary material price +30 management fee +80 (usually the first-line processing factory charges high or low, depending on the strength of the manufacturer). Processing fee = supply price for you.

5. Trademarks are signs of brands, and they all need to be registered.