Adult and Kids Rain Ponchos: A Retail Size and Packaging Brief
Build a retail rain poncho brief around adult and child size records, labelled colours and the exact contents of each sales unit.
Catalogue photograph
Start with what the catalogue shows
SKU 39 is presented as reusable. The colour references shown are clear, blue, pink, yellow, purple and black. The catalogue photographs show adult and child presentations. Confirm which colour and size combinations are offered before copying them into a purchase line.

Lay the garment flat without stretching it. Record where the body length starts, where the hem ends and where the width is taken. Describe any cuff or sleeve opening in its relaxed state and record its condition separately if a second measurement is requested.
For retail approval, match the garment, outer packaging and item record. Photograph the selected sample and the packed unit separately. A clear film pack can show the colour while obscuring the size presentation when the garment is folded, so check the visible size and colour information from the selling face.
Compare the decisions

| Field | Record or verify | Buyer decision |
|---|---|---|
| Presentation | Adult and child shown for SKU 39 | Keep individual sample lines |
| Garment geometry | Define length, width and opening points | Approve a reproducible fit record |
| Hood and cuffs | Drawstring hood and elastic cuffs shown | Review the chosen construction and market evidence |
| Colour and size | Confirm offered combinations | Avoid mixing references on the shelf |
| Selling unit | List contents, label and packed dimensions | Match the approved unit with the order |
Build the packaging handoff

| Control | Send to the supplier | Check on arrival |
|---|---|---|
| Garment identity | Selected presentation, colour and sample revision | Match the physical garment with the label |
| Selling face | Requested size and colour display, artwork revision | Read the identification with the garment folded |
| Pack-out | Unit contents, quantity, market and requested evidence | Match packed contents and dimensions to the approved record |
Selected presentation, colour and sample revision
Match the physical garment with the label
Requested size and colour display, artwork revision
Read the identification with the garment folded
Unit contents, quantity, market and requested evidence
Match packed contents and dimensions to the approved record
Catalogue views and buying examples


From sample to shelf
- 1Separate adult and child records
- 2Measure the selected garment
- 3Confirm offered colours and sizes
- 4Approve the labelled sale unit
- 5Link the purchase line to the approved sample
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does SKU 39 show adult and child sizes?
It shows both presentations. Request the measurement record for each offered version.
Can the photographs establish age ranges?
No. Use a verified size record and the intended market presentation.
Which garment points should I measure?
Record the starting point, hem, body width and cuff or opening dimension on the chosen sample.
Does the garment photo show what comes in the retail pack?
It identifies the garment presentation. Confirm unit contents and packaging against an approved pack-out record.
Does the catalogue provide a waterproof test rating?
The available catalogue description gives no verified waterproof rating. Request method-specific evidence for any proposed claim.

