The most crucial lesson we have learned from building sampling solutions over the years is that your client’s primary objective is to produce an outcome for themselves or their business. Our responsibility is to assist you in connecting the advantages of your fabric or textile product to the experience clients desire. We strive to develop cost-effective and efficient sample instruments, including a stack book and binder, to help you achieve your objectives and produce excellent results.
Here are a few things to know before you go out and buy a stack book for your business.
What Is a Stack Book
A stack book is a collection of separate samples arranged so that they are immediately atop one another and then bound permanently together. Customization options are available for the cover, edges, and spine of stack books, and they may be produced in a wide range of forms and sizes.
How Are Stack Books Set Up
Swatches in stack books are often pinked, although depending on the materials, they can also be cut with a straight edge. Serging is necessary to prevent fraying on some materials. Swatches are often labeled with a printed identifying strip that runs down the bottom border of the swatch back or a printed die-cut paper frame that surrounds the whole swatch.
Swatches can be arranged in a vignette style or in a single basic stack, with every swatch having the same height and width. This enables the simultaneous viewing of big designs and their smaller-scaled or solid color coordinates.
