A closer look at a well-defined request.
These illustrative briefs show the information that can shape a search. They are examples of how to prepare an enquiry, not completed client projects, testimonials or offers of available stock.
BRIEF 01 / EVERYDAY USE
An everyday designer handbag.
The starting point is a medium-sized handbag in a dark neutral colour, intended for frequent use. The priorities are a comfortable carrying option, a secure closure and enough space for daily essentials.
Details to include
- Preferred brand and model
- Dimensions
- Leather and hardware preferences
- Condition requirements
- Maximum budget
- Acceptable colour alternatives
Procurement focus
Compare the requested specification with the available option and discuss any differences before proceeding.
Discuss a Handbag Request ↗BRIEF 02 / A SPECIFIC REFERENCE
A watch chosen by reference.
The starting point is a specific watch reference, with preferences for case size, dial colour and bracelet. The brief also states whether original box and accompanying papers are important.
Details to include
- Brand and reference
- Preferred condition
- Production-period preference, if any
- Documentation requirements
- Budget
- Destination
- Preferred timing
Procurement focus
Clarify which specifications are essential and what information is needed to assess a proposed purchase.
Discuss a Watch Request ↗THE NEXT STEP
Make the enquiry yours.
A product link or clear reference can help communicate the request. Add your budget, delivery destination and any deadline, then explain which details are flexible. Do not send payment details or identity documents with an initial enquiry.