Approval should include the reason behind the decision
Factories need to know not only that a sample is approved, but which details are fixed and which details still require control during production.
Measurements, stitch details, trim placement, fabric behavior, washing, finishing, labeling, and packing should all be clear before bulk starts.
Small comments can change the production path
A fit comment can affect grading. A trim substitution can affect cost. A packaging decision can affect carton planning and freight.
Grandee keeps sample comments connected to the downstream work, so the production plan reflects the approved garment rather than an assumed one.
A clean handoff reduces repeated questions
The strongest production handoffs are readable. They show what has been approved, what changed, who confirmed it, and what the factory must watch.
That clarity saves time because the same decision does not need to be re-made in the middle of production.