ABLE-SEQUIN-003
Words around the motif
A green tree sits inside white festive lettering on burgundy. Keep space for the words when setting the artwork scale.
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Sequin pillows for retail collections
For retail collections and business sourcing, start with the photographed sequin-decorated cushion references below. Character motifs and seasonal colours provide design directions for an OEM/ODM brief; the exact decoration and finished construction need confirmation.
For business buyers
Choose the motif. Define the surface.
Use an existing reference to make the first discussion concrete. Product photographs document the catalogue direction; your requested specifications are reviewed separately.
Start with a real reference
Are these reversible photo-reveal pillows?
The catalogue shows sequin-decorated motifs. A photograph alone does not confirm a reversible photo-reveal effect. If you require two visuals or custom photo printing, specify that separately and ask for a sample to establish feasibility.
What should a bulk sequin cushion brief include?
Provide the reference or artwork, target size, decorated area, backing, closure, cover-only or filled format, quantity by design and destination market. Compare the penguin and reindeer examples below before selecting a layout.
Sequin pillows · A buyer’s notebook
Choose the motif. Define the whole cushion.
A front image can establish colour and artwork direction. A useful sequin pillow brief also defines the reverse side, opening, finished size and supply format, so the sample can be reviewed as a complete product.
- Artwork & surface
- Show the motif at its intended scale and mark the area to be decorated. If requesting a reversible effect, include both target visuals and confirm them on the sample.
- Reverse side & finish
- Specify the backing fabric and colour, edge treatment and closure. Ask for front, back and detail views with the proposed care instructions.
- Size & supply
- State finished dimensions, quantity by design and cover-only or filled-cushion requirements. Include labels, packaging, destination market and intended use.
Three photographed directions
A little shine. A different silhouette.
Choose where the decoration belongs: a motif framed by lettering, a picture on a clear ground, or a contrasting panel within the cushion shape.
ABLE-SEQUIN-005
A picture without words
A green tree and red stocking sit on a clear blue ground. Compare this text-free layout with the lettered tree beside it.
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ABLE-SEQUIN-013
Let the outline change
Upright bunny shapes carry large oval sequin bellies. Compare the body and belly colours as a pair when planning an assortment.
View the sample questionsUse the photographs to choose a layout, then agree the dimensions, materials, reverse side and supply format for your project.
A character, with room around it.
The penguin and reindeer references place sequin decoration on the character, with a plain surrounding ground. Compare the palette before choosing how to develop your collection.
Penguin or reindeer
A light-blue penguin direction and a teal reindeer direction, both with red festive accents.
Keep the single-character layout and change the palette: 009 pairs a penguin with light blue, while 007 pairs a reindeer with teal. Both references show a character motif surrounded by a plain ground; review each sample separately for construction and surface effect.
See ABLE-SEQUIN-009 sample-review notes
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MOQ & project planning guide
Specifications come before commercial commitments
MOQ: assessed by product construction, material minimums and production route.
Sample timing: depends on design complexity, revisions and material availability.
Production lead time: confirmed after sample and specification approval.
Pricing depends on: size, fabric, filling, embroidery, printing, labels, packaging and quantity.