What to Include in a Custom Silk Embroidery Inquiry

A custom silk embroidery request is easiest to assess when the starting information is clear. An inquiry does not commit you to an order; it gives both sides enough detail to confirm whether the request is suitable before any price, timing, or production promise is made.

Share clear reference material

Send the best available photograph, artwork, or motif reference. For a pet memorial or personal keepsake, include more than one image when possible and identify the image that best represents the subject. Good light, a clear subject, and useful detail make the discussion more precise.

Explain the intended use

Say whether the piece is for home display, a gift, a memorial, or another occasion. If you know the preferred setting, size, or format, include that too. It is fine not to know every detail; the important part is to explain what matters most.

Include destination and timing

Share the destination country and your preferred delivery date or event date. This allows the store to consider the shipping route and the preparation window before a commission is accepted.

List any essential details

Names, dates, preferred colors, or a meaningful story can help explain the direction. These details are reviewed for the specific request; they are not assumed to be available until confirmed in writing.

Begin a custom inquiry when you are ready.