Replacement orders should not restart the process. Once a specification is approved, future replenishment starts from what is already known.
The yacht specification is retained so replacements, additional pieces and future seasons can be ordered from an approved reference.
A written record of the boat and what was approved for it. Where a piece is bespoke, the pattern is archived under the name of the yacht.
The boat the programme belongs to.
How many, and how they are used.
Measured, cabin by cabin.
Archived under the yacht name where a piece is bespoke.
Which catalogue references were supplied.
Which colours were approved.
Quantities and configuration as delivered.
Pieces with a catalogue reference and a fixed dimension are reordered exactly as they are.
Cabin bedding is reproduced from the pattern held under the yacht name.
The same specification is maintained across seasons.
Future orders start from an approved specification rather than from the beginning.
The yacht’s textile system remains documented and identifiable.
Bespoke patterns are retained under the yacht name so future replacement orders can start from the approved pattern.
A charter yacht changes guests every week. Linen is used, washed, lost and replaced.
A replacement has to sit beside pieces already in service. Working from one collection and one palette is what keeps a cabin coherent over several seasons.
Available colours subject to product/reference.
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