Vendor Trim and Marketing Manual. Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Previous Label Manuals Columbus, OH

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1 Vendor Trim and Marketing Manual Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Previous Label Manuals Columbus, OH

2 Trim & Marketing Manual Hello & Welcome to Lane Bryant s Vendor Trim & Marketing Manual! Lane Bryant s Trim & Marketing is an important part of the business as it is a guest-facing, ease-of-shopping tool that enhances the retail experience. In order to deliver and execute the highest quality product for our guest, Lane Bryant has a network of nominated suppliers for our trim and packaging goods. This manual explains Lane Bryant s requirements for on-garment marketing trims, trim ordering details, placement guidelines and approved suppliers. Please reference this manual for information concerning: Garment Labels Heat Seals Hangtags Jokers Packaging Accessories Carding and Hangers Trim Supplier Contact Information In addition to this manual, a Trim Manual is sent out quarterly to our vendors that provides trim codes, approved suppliers and pricing. If you need the most updated version of our Trim Manual, please send your vendor number and Lane Bryant Sourcing Contact directly to Brianna Dempsey, Trims Manager, at the address provided below. We look forward to a productive partnership! Trims Manager Brianna Dempsey Brianna.Dempsey@lanebryant.com Lane Bryant Label & Marketing Manual Location: Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Manuals Col. OH i

3 General Information Costs: All costs associated with the labels, tickets and hangtags are the responsibility of the vendor. This includes the cost of the label/trim plus any incurred freight, duties, fees, etc. The designated Lane Bryant Trim vendors will invoice the vendors. NOTE: All Vendors must meets their financial obligations with our trim and label suppliers in a timely manner. All invoices not paid in the allowable period will be brought to the attention of Lane Bryant and will be used as a part of that vendor s performance rating. All Lane Bryant -issued purchase orders assume that label/trim costs are calculated into the quotes from the vendors. Duties & Fees: Vendors are responsible for all duty import fees, cartage and taxes associated with receiving the labels into the country of the manufacturer. The actual cost of the labels will be incurred by the manufacturer. Exceptions Procedures: This manual contains instructions for placement of marketing trim on garments. Lane Bryant Marketing and Merchants have made every attempt to include necessary directions. If an adjustment to placement of trim needs to be made, contact the Merchant and Trim Coordinator in order to avoid charge-back and ensure trim placement updates are included in the next manual release. Manual Updates: Manuals are updated once a quarter and posted online in February, May, August and November every fiscal year. Often, changes will be made to the manual prior to the release date. If a change will effect your order you will receive a communication from Lane Bryant. CONTENTS: This manual ONLY details Supplier contacts for trim, ticket and labels, was well as placement of trim. There are other manual online you may need to consult regarding hanging, folding, quality and shipping instructions. Any questions should be directed to your merchant contact at Lane Bryant. Terms & Conditions: The following terms and conditions apply to all trim used in Lane Bryant merchandise. All trims is the exclusive property of Lane Bryant and may only be used as prescribed herein. Any development and/or enhancements may only be developed and approved by Lane Bryant s Marketing Department, World Headquarters, Columbus, Ohio. Trademarking: All trademarks, trade names and other information contained in the labels is proprietary to Lane Bryant and may not be used for any other purposes. No Lane Bryant labels may be used on merchandise sold to another party. Extra Buttons: Packages containing extra buttons should be attached behind the price ticket on the same swiftach. Lane Bryant Label & Marketing Manual Location: Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Manuals Col. OH 1

4 Timing & Order Process Information Timing: Vendor must allow enough lead time to get appropriate trim in factory to meet delivery dates. Some items are inventoried and some are made to order, requiring significant lead time. If lead times are known and required they are noted on the manual. However, as soon as you get your PO it is good practice to contact the Supplier to ensure you will obtain trim on your schedule. Order Cancellations: All merchandise cancelled or rejected for quality defects or for overruns must have the Lane Bryant labels removed prior to resale or disposal to any third party. Additionally, Lane Bryant must approve the resale of any merchandise carrying its label. NOTE: Please refer to Lane Bryant s sell-off policy in the Quality Manual. Hangtags: All orders for hangtags should be placed by the vendor upon receipt of a Lane Bryant purchase order. Average lead times for hang tags is around 15 Business Days depending on style. It is important that you contact the specified supplier to be sure you are set up with this printer. Jokers: Jokers are usually printed to order with variable data, please place your order as soon as you obtain your PO. Average lead time for jokers is business days depending on the style (does not include shipping). It is important that you contact the specified supplier to be sure you are set up with the printer/supplier. Labels (Main & Care): Price Tickets: All orders for price tickets will be placed by the factory. All costs associated with price tickets will be the responsibility of the vendor. The shipping method, ship-to-location, and quantity can be all adjusted for each order. Be sure when ordering that all information matches the PO assigned. If there are any discrepancies contact the Trims Manager. Avery Dennison and Checkpoint are our current price ticket suppliers. All new factories should login to the supplier web sites so that they can fill out the appropriate forms to be registered so that they may be prepared to order when needed. Please be sure to keep your accounts in good standing. Stickers: All orders for stickers should be placed by the vendor upon receipt of a Lane Bryant PO. Average lead times for stickers is 15 business days depending on the style. It is important that you contact the specified supplier to be sure you are set-up with this printer. All orders for main and care/content labels should be placed by the vendor upon receipt of a Lane Bryan PO. Average Lead Times: Heat Seals: 14 Business Days Woven Labels: as needed and should be stocked and available for call outs. Woven/Care Content: 15 Business Days Printed Care Content: 7 Business Days. Rush orders are possibly available for 2 day service. If Rush Service is needed contact your supplier. NOTE: Printed Care/Content label requests are intended for test orders only. To be used for another purpose besides test orders requires prior approval from Quality Control, Marketing and the Merchants. The maximum order quantity is not to exceed 3,000 units. Lane Bryant Label & Marketing Manual Location: Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Manuals Col. OH 2

5 Trim Placement & Uses General Instructions for Placement: Tickets should be attached though the care/content label and easily visible unless indicated otherwise below or by PO memo. Hangtags: For Denim: Placement should be looped to the second belt loop on the wearer s left side. If possible, tuck hangtag into back pocket to protect it during shipping. For Heat Seal Garments: Tops with heat seals should have the hangtag applied outside the garment on the wearer s left armhole seam. Hoodies and Jackets should have the hangtag looped on the zipper pull. For Jackets: Zippered Jackets: Loop hangtag through the zipper pull. Buttoned Jackets: Loop on the second button down from top of jacket. For Pants With Belt loops: pinned to the wearer s front left side on the first belt loop. Without Belt Loops: pinned 5 inches from center on wearer s left front side. For Skirts Hangtag attachment should be looped through the first belt loop from the wearer s front left of center. Without Belt Loops: pinned 5 from center on wearer s left front side. For Tops Safety pinned in the main label, unless top has a zipper or button then use same placement as used for jackets. For Wash Before Wear (WBW) Tags Placement should be attached with price ticket. WBW tag will lay behind the price ticket and will be attached using the same swiftach. NOTE: WBW is not needed for white denim. The price ticket and the wash before wear tag must be attached with the same swiftach. Heat Seals: For styles with sleeves, attach tickets inside through the shoulder seam salvage at wearer s left neck seam. For items with shoulder straps, attach the ticket inside through back strap join at the wearer s left side. For bottoms use a 2 inch clear bullet and attach the ticket where the wearer s left side seam meets the bottom of the waistband. Troubleshooting The key to successful performance of this product is proper application to the substrate. There are four critical variables that contribute to the success of fusible A. Temperature B. Time C. Pressure D. Peeling We do not allow hang irons to be used when applying this product. The heat seal transfers should be stored in a cool, dry area at room temperatures no higher than 90F / 32C. The application settings recommended are: temperature at 300º-400ºF / 149º-177ºC, dwell time is 3-4 seconds and pressure is psi (medium). To Resolve Problems Always Check: dwell time, temperature and pressure or replace the bottom pad. You can check the heating element by using a pyrometer to check the actual temperature. The problem could also be a dirty platen. Common Problems And Solutions: If the transfer edges are lifting up, the probable cause is improper handling of the garment. The garment should remain flat. If the fabric color is bleeding through, the probable cause if too much pressure, heat or dwell time. Try reducing the pressure, heat or dwell time. If the transfers are not sticking to the garment, the probable causes are not enough dwell time, heat or pressure and could be a defective bottom pad or heating element. If a halo appears around the letters, the cause could be not enough dwell time or pressure. Lane Bryant Label & Marketing Manual Location: Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Manuals Col. OH 3

6 Trim Placement & Uses (Continued) Labels (Main & Care): All Merchandise shipped to Lane Bryant is required to have a logo label permanently affixed and free from loose threads. Failure to attach the logo garment label, will result in refusal of merchandise at the vendor s expense or a charge back. In two piece garments that are sold as a set, the logo label the legal information (country of origin, care instructions, fiber content and RN #) are required in both pieces. In general, no stitching used to attach labels should be visible on the outside of the garment. Attach all labels in a manner which eliminates raw edges on the label that may fray/unravel. Labels must be stitched with matching thread, monofilament nylon thread is unacceptable. NOTE: Labels must not be dyed or printed. If labels will be affected by printing process, carefully top sew labels after the printing process. Care/Content Label Information All care/content labels will be color-coordinated to the main label. All care/content labels must be ordered from the appropriate Lane Bryant-authorized label suppliers to assure an exact match. The format for the care/content label will include the country of origin statement (Made in...). For guidance on care instructions, please reference the Charming Shoppes Inc. Quality Assurance Manual. To order the labels, vendors need to specify the following information to the authorized label suppliers, longer care instructions may require a longer label. Main Label Name and Code Quantity by Size Size Information Fabric Content Country of Origin Care Instructions LB RN Number (#118641) Factory ID Number Style Number Label: A separate label is needed to track the style number of the garment. Please print the style number on a nylon label (white label, black text) with dimensions of 20mm long x 16mm wide. This label is to be placed behind the care label, or If a heat seal is used, in the side seam. This label may be vendor produced. Jokers: Generally jokers are machine tacked to the garment using 2 threads 3/4 of an inch up from the bottom of the joker tag (in matching thread) and a 1/4 of an inch away from the edge of the joker. To order the marketing attachments, vendors need to specify the following information to the authorized suppliers: Item Description and Code Total Quantity or Quantity by Size Garment Style Information (if applicable) Placement - (All bottoms; front and side hanging) The joker tag should be placed on the BACK of the garment, on the wearer s left side. As you face the side of the garment, the outside right edge of the joker tag should be exactly six inches to the right of the side seam. If adjustments need to be made due to belt loop placement or other details, the tag can move closer to the side seam. Note: All items with an elastic waistband should be fully extended before measuring. The elastic should also be extended when attaching the joker tags. Price Tickets: All merchandise is to be pre-ticketed. Failure to attach price tickets will result in refusal of merchandise at the vendor s expense or a charge back. For 2-piece garments sold as a set a ticket must be on both pieces. In the event you are shipped incorrect tickets, new tickets cannot be applied over old tickets. Vendors must not use unauthorized or altered price tickets. Please verify the price ticket information matches the purchase order, the color code must match the color of the merchandise. Contact the Trims Manager IMMEDIATELY if the price tickets do not match the purchase order information. Contact the ticket supplier IMMEDIATELY if you have not received a sufficient quantity of price tickets to correctly ticket each garment/accessory. Tickets must be attached to garments using a 2-inch CLEAR swiftach. Please be sure to contact the supplier in time to allow tickets/marketing to be delivered - please notify Lane Bryant one month prior to X-Date if you still need tickets or marketing materials. Lane Bryant Label & Marketing Manual Location: Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Manuals Col. OH 4

7 Trim Placement & Uses (Continued) Screen Print: Centered on the back of the garment, artwork will be provided by the Trims Manager & your sourcing partner. Stickers: Size stickers are to be used for garments that will be on a table. NOTE FOR NEW STICKERS: All adhesive must pass testing on new colors and/or new materials before being applied. Please refer to the Quality Control Manual for more details. Tops Once folded, size stickers are to be placed in the lower right corner (or fold) of the wearer s left side, 1 inch up from the bottom edge and 1 inch in from the right side edge. If a 2nd sticker is required, it is to be placed centered a 1/2 inch above the size sticker. Long narrow strip stickers should be centered on the fold and a 1/2 inch to the left of the size sticker. Other sticker placement for hanging garments should be in the PO memo. Lane Bryant Label & Marketing Manual Location: Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Manuals Col. OH 5

8 Label Placement For Tops shirts sweaters dresses jackets outerwear tanks halters tube tops Do not sew care/content labels directly to the bottom of the Lane Bryant label. 1 - Top-sew the main label 1in from the center on wearer s left. - Top-sew the care/content label at the top of the main label, facing or lining. Stack it under the main label. 2 - Side-sew the main label to the center of the back. - Top-sew the care/content label at the top of the main label or to the garment. Stack it under the main label. 3 - Top-sew the main label 1in from the center on wearer s left. - Top-sew the care/content label at the top of the main label, facing or lining. Stack it under the main label. 4 - Tack the main label at the top corners to the center of the back. - Top-sew the care/content label to the garment. Stack it under the main label. 5 - Top-sew the main label to the center of the back. Tuck it under the binding or collar at the neckline. tuck it under the binding or collar at the neckline. Stack it under the main label. 6 - Top-sew the main label to the center of the back. - Top-sew the care/content label to the center of the back. Stack it under the main label. 7 - Top-sew the main label 1in from the center of the back and 1in below the top of the neckline on the wearer s left. - Top-sew the care/content label to the garment, facing or lining. Stack it under the main label. 8 - Side-sew the main label 1in from the center of the back, and 1in below the top of the neckline, on the wearer s left. - Top-sew the care/content label at the top of the main label, facing or lining. Stack it under the main label. Lane Bryant Label & Marketing Manual Location: No User ID or Password Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Previous Label Manuals Columbus, OH

9 Label Placement For Tops shirts sweaters dresses jackets outerwear tanks halters tube tops Do not sew care/content labels directly to the bottom of the Lane Bryant label. 9 - Side-sew the main label to the inside facing or lining at the center of the back. - Top-sew the care/content label to the inside facing or lining. Stack it under the main label Top-sew the main label to the center of the back. Tuck it under the binding or collar at the neckline. tuck it under the binding or collar at the neckline. Stack it under the main label Top-sew the main label to the center of the back. Tuck it under the binding or collar at the neckline. tuck it under the binding or collar at the neckline on the wearer s left, next to the main label. 12 Heat stamp the screen print to the center of the back so that the top edge is placed 1/2in below the top of the garment and Top-sew the main label to the center of the back. Tuck it under the binding or collar at the neckline. tuck it under the binding or collar at the neckline on the wearer s left, next to the main label Top-sew the main label to the center of the back. stack it under the main label Top-sew the main label to the center of the back. Tuck it under the binding or collar at the neckline. tuck it under the binding or collar at the neckline on the wearer s left, next to the main label. Lane Bryant Label & Marketing Manual Location: No User ID or Password Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Previous Label Manuals Columbus, OH

10 Label Placement For Bottoms jeans pants skirts shorts Do not sew care/content labels directly to the bottom of the Lane Bryant label. 1 - Side-sew the main label 1in from the center on wearer s left. tuck it under the waistband. Stack it under the main label. 2 2 Side-sew the main label to the center of the back. tuck it under the waistband. Stack it under the main label. 3 - Top-sew the main label 1in from the center on wearer s left. - Top-sew the care/content label at the top of the main label, sew it directly to the garment. Stack it under the main label. 4 - Top-sew the main label to the center of the back. - Top-sew the care/content label at the top of the main label, sew it directly to the garment. Stack it under the main label. 5 2 Side-sew the main label to the center of the back. tuck it under the waistband. Stack it under the main label. 6 2 Side-sew the main label to the center of the back. tuck it under the center front fly. 7 - Top-sew the main label to the center of the back. - Top-sew the care/content label next to the main label on the wearer s left Lane Bryant Label & Marketing Manual Location: No User ID or Password Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Previous Label Manuals Columbus, OH

11 Label Placement For Bottoms Placement for: denim wasteband patch flag label care/content label 1 Edge-stitch the waistband patch on four sides, center the patch vertically in the waistband, and align it with the outside edge of the wearer s right pocket. Threads should be died to match the patch. 2 Top-sew the care/content / size/ COO label and tuck it under the waistband. 3 Side-sew the flag label to the wearer s right side of the waistband above the front zipper. Center it vertically in the waistband and attach it between the layers of fabric. Lane Bryant Label & Marketing Manual Location: No User ID or Password Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Previous Label Manuals Columbus, OH

12 Sample Types Counter Samples : Must be sent to the Lane Bryant Production Development Team Must be made of actual or similar weight and construction fabric / yarn and trims Must be close to measurement specifications and supplementary details in the Lane Bryant PDM package Must be submitted with the proper sample tag filled out as specified in the Sample Tag section of this guide Fit Sample: Must be within tolerance of measurement specifications and meet supplementary details in the Lane Bryant PDM package Must be made of actual or similar weight and construction fabric / yarn Are requested from Lane Bryant Technical Design team after 1st fit until approval is given Must be accompanied by a paper pattern as seen in the Pattern Information section of this guide Must be submitted with the proper sample tag filled out a specified in the Sample Tag section of this guide Pre-Production Samples (PP Samples): Are prepared once fit approval is given from Lane Bryant Technical Design and must be sent to the Lane Bryant Buying Team Must be made from all bulk fabrics and trims in the factory the order will be produced in (garments made in a sample room are not acceptable) Must meet all required specification details as seen in the Lane Bryant PDM package Are reviewed and evaluated by the Lane Bryant Buying Team Must be accompanied by a paper pattern as seen in the Pattern Information section of this guide which will be filed in the Lane Bryant Technical Design area Must be submitted with the proper sample tag filled out as specified in the Sample Tag section of this guide Top Of Production Samples (TOP Samples): Are garments taken from the actual bulk production (garments made in a sample room are not acceptable) Must be sent to the lane Bryant buying team Must be properly finished, folded, and packed, including all labels and price tickets Should reflect the overall quality of the shipment Must be submitted with the proper sample tag filled out as specified in the Sample Tag section of this guide Lane Bryant Label & Marketing Manual Location: No User ID or Password Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Previous Label Manuals Columbus, OH

13 Merchandise Tags For Reproduction CAP Sample Development Sample Fit Sample Marketing Sample Pre-Production (PP) Sample Top Of Production (TOP) Sample LB Body #: Development Submit: Fit Submit: LB Body #: LB Body #: LB Body #: Season: LB Body #: LB Body #: Season: Season: Season: Year: Season: Season: Year: Year: Year: Floorset Month: Year: Year: Floorset Month: Floorset Month: Floorset Month: Vendor: Vendor: Floorset Month: Vendor: Vendor: Vendor: Factory: Factory: Vendor: Factory: Factory: Factory: Country Of Origin: Country Of Origin: Factory: Country Of Origin: Country Of Origin: Country Of Origin: Super Department: Super Department: Country Of Origin: Super Department: Super Department: Super Department: Paper Pattern Submitted: Y N Paper Pattern Submitted: Y N Super Department: Paper Pattern Submitted: Y N Paper Pattern Submitted: Y N Paper Pattern Submitted: Y N Description: Description: Paper Pattern Submitted: Y N Description: Description: Description: Sample Color: Sample Color: Description: Sample Color: Sample Color: Sample Color: Fabric/Yarn Content: Fabric/Yarn Content: Sample Color: Fabric/Yarn Content: Fabric/Yarn Content: Fabric/Yarn Content: Fabric/Yarn Construction: Fabric/Yarn Construction: Fabric/Yarn Content: Fabric/Yarn Construction: Fabric/Yarn Construction: Fabric/Yarn Construction: Fabric Garment Weight: Fabric Garment Weight: Fabric/Yarn Construction: Fabric Garment Weight: Fabric Garment Weight: Fabric Garment Weight: Garment Wash: Garment Wash: Fabric Garment Weight: Garment Wash: Garment Wash: Garment Wash: Fit Size: Fit Size: Garment Wash: Fit Size: Fit Size: Fit Size: Size Range: Size Range: Fit Size: Size Range: Size Range: Size Range: Date Sample Sent: Date Sample Sent: Size Range: Date Sample Sent: Date Sample Sent: Date Sample Sent: NDC: Fit Approval Wall Date: Date Sample Sent: NDC: NDC: NDC: Order Type: Order Type: Fit Approval Wall Date: Order Type: Order Type: Order Type: Order Type: Notes: Notes: Notes: Notes: Notes: Notes: FOR LB USE ONLY: Approved FOR LB USE ONLY: Approved With Corrections Ticket Retail: Rejected / Resubmit Merchandise sample tags are to be produced by the Vendor. Lane Bryant does not have a supplier for these tags. Use the templates on the following pages to print on colored card stock as indicated on this page. CAP - Green, Developmental - Yellow, Fit - White, Marketing - Blue, Pre-Production - Pink, TOP - Red. Lane Bryant Label & Marketing Manual Location: No User ID or Password Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Previous Label Manuals Columbus, OH

14 Merchandise Tags For Reproduction CAP Sample LB Body #: Season: Year: Floorset Month: Vendor: Factory: Country Of Origin: Super Department: Paper Pattern Submitted: Y N Description: Sample Color: Fabric/Yarn Content: Fabric/Yarn Construction: Fabric Garment Weight: Garment Wash: Fit Size: Size Range: Date Sample Sent: NDC: Order Type: Notes: CAP Sample LB Body #: Season: Year: Floorset Month: Vendor: Factory: Country Of Origin: Super Department: Paper Pattern Submitted: Y N Description: Sample Color: Fabric/Yarn Content: Fabric/Yarn Construction: Fabric Garment Weight: Garment Wash: Fit Size: Size Range: Date Sample Sent: NDC: Order Type: Notes: Lane Bryant Label & Marketing Manual Location: No User ID or Password Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Previous Label Manuals Columbus, OH

15 Sportswear Fit & Pattern Sample Requirements General Guidelines For Fit Sample Submissions: Must be submitted in size 20 for single sizing and size 18/20 for split sizing Must be measured by the vendor and results record on the Lane Bryant PDM specification page before sending Must measure within the tolerance levels on all points of measure Must use Lane Bryant technical Design pattern blocks for shape and balance Must be made of actual or similar weight and construction fabric / yarn and trims Submit in light colored fabric or similar sized / directional pattern whenever possible Must have a lane Bryant sample Tag attached and filled out completely (see sample tag section) Must be accompanied by a 0% shrink (net) paper pattern Note: Timing is critical for all parties. As a general rule turn around time in the technical design area is two business days from when the garment was fit. A minimum of 6 weeks from receipt of the first fit sample in technical design to approval date is required for technical design support and evaluation. Fit Approval Process: Upon receipt of a fit sample Lane Bryant technical design team will measure the garment to validate the vendor s measurements are correct A fitting with the live model will be conducted to assess fit, balance, comfort, construction and design details A comments page / report will be generated to address any issues or concerns with the garment which is then passed along to the vendor via for either approval with guidelines and / or suggestions for next submit The above process is repeated until Fit Approval status has been achieved Once Fit Approval is achieved the lane Bryant technical designer will issue a production package including grading Note: Pre-production samples (PP Samples) and Top of Production Samples (Top Samples) are reviewed and approved by the Lane Bryant buying team. Lane Bryant technical design team does not review these samples. Paper Pattern Sample Requirements: Lane Bryant technical department requires every vendor to submit a paper pattern with each development sample that is submitted for fit purposes. The paper pattern should accompany the fit samples and follow the below guidelines. Paper Pattern Requirements: 0% shrink (net) Cut and sew lines marked All notches marked Grain-line marked and centered on panel All placement points of measure marked, (ie hip, thigh, knee) All darts or seems clearly marked If the paper pattern is hand traced it should be done in ink, and not in pencil All pieces labeled clearly in English with: Lane Bryant style number Size Pattern piece name Block Pattern Sample Requirements: Each area in the sportswear department has several blocks set up for their core product. These blocks have a proven fit with desired shape and balance. They are used to reduce time needed for fit approval and achieving consistency in the Lane Bryant fit. When a request for a development sample is made; please contact the technical design team for a copy of the most appropriate block based on fabrication and silhouette. This will greatly facilitate the approval process. Block Patterns: Most often come as a 0% shrinkage pattern; if production ease is built in this will be advised when the pattern tracing is sent and should be minimal Patterns do not include shrinkage Should be used for shape and balance, if adjustments are needed they should be done proportionately from side to side and from front to back Are available in Gerber.zip format for electronic transfer Lane Bryant Label & Marketing Manual Location: No User ID or Password Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Previous Label Manuals Columbus, OH

16 Notes Lane Bryant Label & Marketing Manual Location: No User ID or Password Revision Date: MAY 2013 Supersedes All Previous Label Manuals Columbus, OH