Sampling
Choose the sample around the question you need to answer: structure, artwork, appearance or the agreed specification.
Discuss a Sample
What should fit and fold?
What should the surface show?
What matches intended production?
Agree what the sample is intended to represent, and which details still need another review.
Body proportions, opening, optional magnetic closure, artwork or insert fit may need different kinds of review. State the decision before asking for a particular sample route.
Review customization inputsThese are sample discussion categories. Jinma availability, sampling method and representative scope require confirmation; this page does not offer four ready-made services.
Choose a topic for the brief. Photographs are references, not confirmed sample types.
Explore an existing structure, opening or appearance as a starting point.
It may differ from the dimensions, materials and artwork required for your project.
Review artwork placement, appearance and the intended finish.
Confirm the sampling method and any differences from planned production.
Discuss product fit, assembly and the proposed structural arrangement.
Confirm what it represents. Final colour, print and finish may still need review.
Review the proposed reference for the specification and approval decision.
Confirm which materials, processes and details match the intended production scope.
Reference sample: discuss the differences from your project.
Discuss a SampleSame-model comparison and actual sample sets are not verified by these photographs. A printed appearance does not prove the production materials or process.
Discuss the sample reference, specification version and open points before an approval decision.
Define who can approve, what needs to be recorded and what happens if a change is still open.
Identify the physical sample to review.
Identify the documents and versions involved.
List what still needs a decision.
Identify who records and confirms the decision.
Illustrative discussion fields. No approval stamp or existing Jinma order record is shown.
Discuss how the agreed reference connects to the next stages of the project.
Identify the specification, material list and artwork versions to use.
Review artwork inputsDiscuss the checks, reference and open issues relevant to the order.
Discuss the inspection referenceDiscuss how the agreed sample and version can be found and reviewed again.
Discuss repeat-order requirementsReview what the sample shows, what the specification records and what still needs confirmation for production.
Confirm the commercial details as well as the review purpose. The sample arrangement needs to fit the project.
Confirm the sample charges, shipment arrangement and which costs are included.
Discuss revisions and whether any refund or order-credit terms apply.
Agree the information needed to start and how the sample schedule will be confirmed.
Discussion dependencies, not a guaranteed Jinma sequence or delivery timeline. No number of days is stated.
Sample types, actual method, fees, shipping, revisions, credits and timing: to confirm with Jinma. No free sample or fixed lead time is promised.
It depends on the materials, construction and method actually represented. A reference starts a discussion; a structural sample can address fit and assembly; a printed sample can address artwork and appearance. Confirm the production match and remaining limits for every type.
Identify the physical sample, artwork and specification version, approval owner and open points. Agree exactly what the decision covers and how changes are reviewed. A photo or this concept study is not approval evidence.
Share the use, structure, quantities and the question you want to verify. Include any drawings or references already available.