Woven patches for Des Moines: coordinate collection variants

Define the part that must not change

Identify shared dimensions, color references and artwork elements across the collection. Keep that base specification in one clearly labeled document. If one version changes the border or orientation, call it out explicitly rather than allowing an incidental export difference to become the production instruction.

Make variable text easy to audit

List each word or identifier next to its filename and quantity. Compare spelling and line breaks at finished size. Woven construction can support detailed artwork, but the layout still needs enough room for the longest version without compressing the other text unpredictably.

Review matching as a practical goal

Different files should use the same intended reference values, but a screen image alone is not a manufacturing tolerance. Discuss the parts of the collection that need consistency. Preserve approved dimensions and color references instead of using successive screenshots as the master files.

Prepare for staged receiving

If the Des Moines destination will receive portions at different times, make the grouping explicit in the quote. Keep every shipment associated with the correct approved version list. Production and transit are both included in the turnaround; a split list should not create an assumed delivery guarantee.

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