Fabric Swatch or Finished Product?

Identify the sale unit

Look for sample or swatch wording and the unit dimensions. A curtain or sofa image may illustrate the fabric's use without offering the complete finished product.

Separate sample and product

A small swatch can help assess colour and texture but does not supply curtain dimensions or the fabric quantity needed for sewing. Keep those purchasing goals separate.

Write a unit checklist

Record the offered unit, dimensions and whether it is edged or raw. If the option is a sample, do not multiply quantities as though they represented metres. If a unit is a 10 by 10 cm swatch, five units do not mean half a linear metre. Confirm whether quantity refers to separate samples or another fabric unit.

Approve the intended purchase

State whether you want a review sample or a finished item for use. If the selected option differs, request the correct unit listing before payment.

Common questions

Sources to check

Product rules and transport conditions can change. Confirm current requirements before buying or shipping.

• tuketici.ticaret.gov.tr

Related steps

• Size Charts: Body or Garment Measurements?
• Roll or Fold? Compare Protection and Dimensions
• One Carton or Two? Compare Packed Volume
• Product Photos with Rulers: Avoid Perspective
• Reversible Sequins: Two Looks, One Item
• Seller Replies: Carry the Decision into the Order

Get a purchase quote

Send the exact product link and options, destination city and any acceptable substitute. Review the itemized quote and shipping eligibility before payment.