Product Specification Checklist
A practical brief for dimensions, materials, mechanisms and acceptance references.
Use specification checklists, measurement references and terminology guides to prepare a clear custom stationery brief.

A useful RFQ separates sheet size from finished cover dimensions, paper count from page count, and material measurements from descriptive grades. These references explain those distinctions and show what to record before quotation.
Standard paper dimensions are reference information, not a published factory production range. Use the product-specific guides for fitting and construction decisions, and confirm the final specification in the quotation and approved sample.

Choose a guide for the decision you are making.
A practical brief for dimensions, materials, mechanisms and acceptance references.
Check the dieline, content, colour, finishing and revision before releasing print files.
Use A-series and US paper references without confusing sheet size with a cover or container.
Compare removable filing, continuous coil, twin-loop wire and bound book blocks.
Specify the right measurement for paper, board and plastic instead of relying on descriptive grades.
Resolve regional product names and measurement terms before requesting a quotation.
Answers to common questions about specifications, samples, branding and factory information.

Send your reference, quantity, intended use and target delivery date.