The meeting
Daim Ali, Managing Director of IRHA APPARELS, met Mr. Farid of the Azerbaijan Archery Federation in Baku on 12 August. Their conversation focused on kits for the federation.
About the federation contact
IRHA identifies its guest as Mr. Farid of the Azerbaijan Archery Federation, with the meeting focused on federation kits. World Archery Europe’s association directory provides institutional background for Azerbaijan’s archery organisation. A federation contact connects apparel development with a coordinated sporting programme: athletes, coaches and accompanying staff may have related but distinct clothing needs. The photograph records the personal meeting; it does not by itself establish a supply appointment, approved design or purchase commitment.
Potential collaboration: a coordinated team wardrobe
Potential next-stage topics could include competition shirts, training tops, tracksuits, travel apparel and staff clothing. This is a development agenda, not a transcript of the meeting. For archery, an apparel brief should consider freedom of movement, sleeve shape and how garments behave while an athlete takes position. A sample should be assessed by the relevant sports representatives in actual use. Any federation or competition dress rules should be checked with the responsible organisation before a design is approved.
Branding and size planning
A coordinated kit programme benefits from a single approved artwork file, defined logo positions, colour references and a clear list of garments. Athlete names, national identifiers and sponsor marks should be checked for authorization and spelling. Size coverage should come from measurements and a wearer breakdown rather than a guess based on retail labels. Coaches, athletes and travel staff may require different fits; documenting those differences early helps make the sample review useful and avoids treating every wearer as the same body shape.
Building a repeatable supply specification
For future seasons, a controlled technical file can preserve the approved fabric, measurement table, decoration, labels and packaging. A replacement-order process should identify the previous sample and list every change. Material availability, colour matching, minimums and production capacity still require review for each order. The commercial next step would be an agreed kit brief and quotation, followed by sample assessment. The meeting opens a conversation about those possibilities; it does not promise selection as an official federation supplier.
Preparing the next commercial conversation
A productive manufacturing enquiry should include the intended product, reference photographs or a tech pack, approximate quantities by style and colour, size breakdown, decoration, packaging and delivery country. Where a choice is unresolved, the buyer should identify acceptable alternatives instead of asking the manufacturer to assume a specification. The resulting quotation should distinguish sample development, bulk production, inspection, packing and freight. This gives both parties a shared basis for comparison and makes later changes visible. It also prevents a meeting photograph or an early discussion from being mistaken for an approved production programme.
Keeping development practical and accountable
IRHA APPARELS works from Sialkot, Pakistan, on OEM, ODM and private-label apparel enquiries. Any potential programme described here remains subject to material availability, product feasibility and written commercial agreement. Sample observations should be documented against the same measurement table and artwork version that will guide production. For subsequent orders, the team should recheck materials, quantities and timing instead of relying on an old quotation. Buyers can request a manufacturing discussion through the official company channels and share the actual requirements of their business. The purpose of this journal is to provide context for direct business engagement and help the reader understand how a conversation could develop into a properly specified apparel project.
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