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Posh Textiles
A project may need a different color, a changed pattern scale, or a fabric built for a particular use. Share the brief with us. We will compare it with the collection, discuss what can be developed, and map the steps needed before production.

Custom work can begin with an existing Posh textile or with a new design direction. The useful question is what the change needs to achieve in the finished space. Color and pattern are often the most visible decisions, while fiber, construction, and finish affect hand, wear, and suitability.
We review each request against its application and the way the fabric can be made. The options below are starting points; feasibility and available methods are confirmed for the specific project.
Develop a color direction for an existing textile.
Review scale and repeat for the intended application.
Discuss fibers, hand, and performance needs.

A physical sample lets the team assess color, scale, texture, and construction together. Compare it with the approved brief in the light and setting where the fabric will be used. If the direction needs to change, we can record the feedback and review the next step with the mill.
Performance requirements need their own check. We identify any tests relevant to the intended application and confirm which results are available. Minimum quantities, development costs, approvals, and timing are set out for the project before production proceeds.

Tell us what the fabric is for, the quantity you expect, and when you need it. Add drawings, a palette, reference samples, or room photographs if you have them. Include any performance standard the project must meet.
We will review whether an existing fabric, an adaptation, or a new development is the right starting point. The proposal can then set out the sample process, available options, minimums, costs, and schedule for your approval.
