01 / BRIEF
Define the brief
Set out the product type, intended use, measurements, finish, quantity, target timing and delivery destination.
A practical Moroccan craft sourcing checklist for hotels, interior designers, retailers and professional buyers—before the first quote, sample or production plan.
This is a buyer-side planning framework. It helps you organise the information that workshops, suppliers and freight partners need to discuss a project clearly.
Set out the product type, intended use, measurements, finish, quantity, target timing and delivery destination.
Use samples, drawings or written specifications to confirm material, colour, finish, dimensions and custom details.
Keep the agreed reference in writing so the scope remains clear before production is planned.
Confirm packing, destination, timing, documentation needs and freight responsibilities before goods are ready to ship.
Good sourcing begins with a structured conversation, then moves through documentation and approvals before delivery is coordinated.
Briefs, samples, quality approvals and export preparation for professional buyers.
Read the guide →Understand the sourcing process and prepare your first request.
How it works →Review delivery information before planning a project timetable.
Delivery information →For hospitality, retail and interior-design tile projects.
Explore zellige sourcing →For interior designers and professional furnishing projects.
Explore furniture sourcing →For retail collections, gifting and professional buying programmes.
Explore leather sourcing →Send your project requirements, quantities, dimensions, destination and target timing so the next conversation starts with the right information.
Include the product type, intended use, measurements, materials or finish, quantity, target timing, delivery destination and any certification or packaging requirements.
Approve a representative sample or specification before production so material, finish, dimensions and packaging expectations are documented clearly.
Confirm the final quantity, approved specification, packing method, delivery destination, shipping documents and responsibility for freight arrangements.