VENDOR MANUAL 2017-2018 VERSION 2.0 SECTION 6 Technical Design Sample & Fit Requirements Updated as of October 7, 2017
TABLE OF CONTENTS Contents Fit Sample Tags 1 Fittings, Sample Size and Development Requirements 2 Development and Fit Sample Requirements 4 Pre-Pro Sample Requirements 7 Electronic Pattern Sending Requirements 9 Editorial & Photo Shoot Sample Requirements 12 Bras & Foundations Sample Requirements 15 Contact Information 26 Total Pages in This Section 27
Fit Sample Tag Requirements The following requirements are applicable to ALL Destination Maternity Brands: Motherhood, A Pea in the Pod, and A Pea in the Pod Collection and Jessica Simpson. Fit Sample Tags All samples submitted to Destination Maternity for fitting (Development / Fit/ Pre-Pro) require a Destination Maternity Fit Sample Tag attached with all information fields filled in (without missing information) on both front and back of tag. There are two Fit Sample Tags: Standard Fit Tag *All apparel except Sweaters Sweater Fit Tag Fit Tag Dimensions are: 2 ¾ W x 5 ½ H DM Fit Tags are required for all brands fit samples. Fit sample tags must be swift tacked through the wearer s left side seam, DO NOT attach at center back of garment. Vendors must use the Fit Sample Tag Artwork exactly as provided, do not create your own artwork or make any edits to the original artwork provided. *Sample Tag Artwork is accessible from the Forms Download Link, on the Vendor Manual Dashboard, SECTION 6 FORMS.. Page 1
Fittings, Sample Size and Development Requirements Fit Sample Tag Artwork *Sample Tag Artwork is accessible from the Forms Download Link, on the Vendor Manual Dashboard, SECTION 6 FORMS. Page 2
Fittings, Sample Size and Development Requirements Fittings DM Fittings are scheduled for specific days and times of each week on a designated fit model for the category and brand. Factory must advise shipping details to appropriate DM Product Development point person to arrange for fitting. Fit comments are shared via Destination Maternity DeSL system along with any pattern attachments showing suggested revisions required for next sample. The Vendor should advise immediately if the fit comments cannot be viewed in the DM DeSL System. The DM Apparel How to Measure Guide is included in each styles tech pack provided to vendors. Vendors who have questions regarding DM measuring methods must reach out to their Technical Designer for clarification ideally at Development Fit Stage. DM Sample Size Requirements All samples for fitting must be submitted in the BASE SIZE of the size range on the purchase order. Development specs will reflect this size range. Destination Maternity BASE SIZES for fitting are as follows: Missy = Medium Missy Numerical Sizing = 8 Missy Numerical Waist Sizing for Denim = 29 PLUS = 2X Petite = Medium Petite, 2X Petite (*For Spec Check only) Long = Medium Long *For Spec Check Only Development Samples (Also referred to as Design or Meeting Samples) MH, APIP, APIP COLLECTION Development Sample Requirements: The following is to be sent to the appropriate PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT MANAGER S attention: 1 BASE SIZE sample of each style BASE SIZE paper pattern *Adheres to DM Guidelines for sending paper patterns. JESSICA SIMPSON Development Sample Requirements: The following are to be sent directly to the PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT MANAGER S attention: 2 BASE SIZE samples of each style in all colors/patterns/stripes on order in the correct fabric If the correct fabric is not available, then lab dips, strike offs, and knit downs MUST accompany the samples BASE SIZE paper pattern *Adheres to DM Guidelines for sending paper patterns below: Page 3
Development and Fit Sample Requirements Development samples may be permitted to be used as a 1 st Fit Sample, at the discretion of DM, if they meet the following criteria: Sample is on spec/within tolerance of development specs. Overall styling/design intent meets Tech Pack requirements and Designers expectations without the need to make major styling/construction changes. Sample is properly balanced and has maternity proportions as developed and expected. Fabrication is close enough to bulk fabric (available color/print) to ensure spec changes will be accurate for 2 nd fitting. Sample has minor to moderate amount of fit corrections needed to correct sample and resubmit for 2 nd Fit without additional fit samples needed beyond 2 nd fit. Dependent on the above, the Tech Pack will indicate when a Development Sample is appropriate to be used as a 1 st fit or not. Development Samples are NOT to be included as part of the fit sample T&A. Fit Sample Requirements (1 ST AND 2 ND FIT) Timing / Sample Requirements 1. Fit samples are to be sent to the appropriate TECHNICAL DESIGNER S attention. NOTE: Suppliers must send samples to meet the time & action dates. 2. 1 BASE SIZE sample of each style in WHITE or lightest available color on order. 3. Copy of DM spec graded sheet with technical sketch that includes Factory s fully recorded sample measurements. (Vendor has evaluated the sample measured and deemed it acceptable prior to sending to DM). 4. 1 BASE SIZE paper pattern must be included with the sample (Electronic Patterns are not permitted for Development or Fit approval stages unless specifically requested by Technical Designer). Guidelines / Requirements for Sending Paper Patterns for Development/Fit Samples Patterns must be printed on industry standard white pattern with no missing pattern pieces All patterns must be labeled in English with piece name, size and DM Style number on each piece All Patterns must include shrinkage All Seam allowance must be marked All notches must be included Grain-line must be marked on each piece Do NOT cut out pattern pieces (Leave surrounding blank Paper) 5. Sample must be received by the Technical Designer a minimum of 6 BUSINESS DAYS prior to the Trigger Date. (For time & action planning, factory must allow timing for 2 submits of fit samples unless otherwise agreed upon at time of purchase order placement). Page 4
Development and Fit Sample Requirements Timing / Sample Requirements 6. Fit sample tags must be swift tacked through the wearer s left side seam, DO NOT attach at center back of garment. 7. Sample adheres to tech pack, fit comments and standards. 8. Overall styling is visually appealing and matches design intent. 9. Specs must match the development spec, within tolerance. 10. Sample is properly balanced and has maternity proportions as developed and expected. 11. Weight & Tolerance meet the following Fit Stage requirements: Knit Product Weight Tolerance: May not exceed +/- 5% of the approved weight. Woven Product Weight Tolerance: May not exceed +/- 3% of the approved weight. Tension Tolerance for Sweaters: 0 Tolerance allowed as incorrect tension critically affects fit accuracy. 12. Fabric content must be exactly as ordered and must be noted on the sample tag. 13. Fabric Weight, Finish and Construction must be comparable to bulk fabric. *Vendors must note, on the sample tag, the weight of any substitute fabric. 14. Sample emulates the shrinkage of the actual manufacturing process. Proper shrinkage is built into the pattern to accommodate the agreed upon bulk production dyeing & finishing process piece dyed, tie dyed, garment dyed, etc. (Example: If bulk order is for a garment dye item, vendor may NOT submit a fabric dyed garment for fitting). 15. Plaid and stripe styles must be submitted in comparable plaids or stripes to the production fabric so that proper matching can be advised. 16. Smocked styles, the Smocking must be prepared with the same smocking process that will be used for production. NO hand smocking on fit samples is permitted unless this is the designated process for production. 17. Styles with embellishment, screen-prints, decoration, trim can be submitted without this specialty detailing only if the sample is submitted with a mock-up of the production quality embellishment, screen-print, decoration, trim at first fit stage. *Regardless, the base fabric of the sample, without specialty detailing, must still be comparable to bulk fabric as stated in point 13. 18. Styles with attached necklaces or heavy trim ornamentation should be constructed to be DETACHABLE to ensure reasonable care labeling. Page 5
Development and Fit Sample Requirements Timing /Sample Requirements Continued 19. Engineered or border prints with a specific design effect, all fit samples must be in the same or similar print to demonstrate the understanding of that placement effect. 20. Knit garments as a standard should include clear silicone tape in the shoulder seams for stability. 21. General garment construction regarding seam construction and thread quality must mirror the agreed upon quality for production. Page 6
Pre-Production Fit Sample Requirements Pre-Production (PP) Sample Requirements Destination Maternity DOES NOT require TOP samples for approval to start production. The Pre- Production (PP) Sample is the FINAL sample approved by DM for production. PP submissions should be made from actual bulk production fabric quality/weight/tension in the approved construction and exhibiting bulk trim/decoration/embellishment. PP samples must be made in the production mode, with factory equipment in the same sequence of production operations planned for production. PP samples are not permitted to be made in an independent / out of factory sample room as they are considered an exact representation of bulk production. The following is applicable to all DM Brands: Timing / Sample Requirements 1. Each Initial purchase order requires a PP Sample approval to ship. PP approval is good for 6 months (180 days). All purchase orders shipping past the 6 mos. mark a new PP is mandatory to be submitted to Tech Design for updated approval. *Vendors are required to monitor reorder or flow purchase orders to ensure that a new PP is provided for the first PO after the 6-month expiration date. 2. For styles that have more than one color shipping, the lightest color shipping first should be sent for PP approval to represent all colors shipping. If there is no light color on order, send the color shipping first. 3. In cases where there is a combination of solid, stripe and print colorways shipping together the lightest solid, stripe and print should all be provided for PP approval. (Example: Initial PO Is a Jersey in five colors: 3 solids, 1 print, 1 stripe The lightest solid + the print + the stripe colors should all be submitted for PP approval). Note the following: Only the solid color will be evaluated for PP approval comments. The other colors will be reviewed for any deviation or discrepancy in quality, fit, specifications. If a problem is found, additional comments regarding the issues with the other colors will be included in the PP comments shared in the DeSL system. In Cases where fabric (fiber) is different between colors (Example: 2 fiber Jersey vs. 3 Fiber Heather) one of each in the lightest color must be submitted for PP approval. 4. For styles that are set up to have an initial Test PO with small units and a larger Bulk PO to follow; a PP is required for both the initial Test PO AND the larger Initial Bulk PO that follows. Once these two PP Samples are approved PP approval is good for 6 months. 5. For styles that flow annually with monthly purchase orders that extend into the following year a new PP is required every 6 months AND when the style rolls over to the next year (new tech pack is generated) the first purchase order of the new year will require a new PP approval (even if the last PP approval of the prior year was before the prior year s expiration date this is to ensure year to year roll over of styles is monitored and does not affect product integrity and continuity). Page 7
Pre-Production Fit Sample Requirements Timing / Sample Requirements 6. PP Sample is to be sent to the appropriate TECHNICAL DESIGNER S attention 7. 1 BASE SIZE sample is required unless otherwise instructed by Technical Designer 8. 1 BASE SIZE paper pattern must be included with the sample (Electronic Patterns are not permitted for PP approval stage unless specifically requested by Technical Designer). * Guidelines / Requirements for Sending Paper Patterns for Development Samples is outlined on page 4. 9. Copy of DM spec graded sheet with technical sketch that includes Factory s fully recorded sample measurements. (Vendor has evaluated the sample measured and deemed it acceptable prior to sending to DM). 10. RED PRE-PRO SAMPLE TAG must be swift tacked through the wearer s left side seam, DO NOT attach at center back of garment. 11. Sample must be received by the Technical Designer a minimum of 6 BUSINESS DAYS prior to the Pre-Pro approval date (For time & action planning, purposes the factory must allow timing for 2 submits of PP sample.) 12. Sample must exhibit bulk production trims/components: Brand Main Label & matching Country of Origin/Size label. Price tickets. Hangtags *If applicable to style. Care label with Approved Care Instructions *If care label has NOT been printed in time for PP submittal Standard Care Label can be BLANK for placement only approval in garment. 13. Sample must be folded as it would be for final shipping, packaged in the bulk quality polybag (correct size) with suffocation warning. 14. ALL corrections and specifications were executed as per the Fit Approval Tech pack issued by Technical Design: Sample is on spec/within tolerance of approved specs. Overall styling/design intent is accurate. Sample is properly balanced and has maternity proportions as developed and expected. Sample has only very minor amount of fit corrections needed to approve the Pre-Pro to progress into production without additional concerns or reference PP samples. *Upon approval, all the above must be maintained by Vendor for all colors on order under the same style #. Vendors will be held responsible to control shrinkage between the colors and to meet spec within tolerance for production. Page 8
Pre-Production Fit Sample Requirements Vendors must use the Pre-Pro Sample Tag Artwork exactly as provided below, do not create your own artwork or make any edits to the original artwork provided. *This is the only DM sample tag that is required to be printed in color this tag must be printed on RED CARDSTOCK. *Sample Tag Artwork is accessible from the Forms Download Link, on the Vendor Manual Dashboard, SECTION 6 FORMS.. Page 9
Electronic Pattern Sending Requirements The graded production pattern is required to be sent electronically within 2 weeks of Pre-Pro approval. Vendor will automatically send the Pattern via email to the Tech Designer. The quality of all electronic Pre- Pro patterns submitted to DM must be in excellent condition and checked by an appropriate team member on the vendor side prior to sending. Patterns must have seam allowances and notches, with no missing pattern pieces, and must be sent in the required DXF & RUL file format. Import Pattern Submittal Procedure Specifications Please adhere to the following instructions and procedures when sending a pattern: Must be base size DXF format RUL file attached All pattern pieces must have DMC style number and color number exhibited All pattern pieces are named properly DM can transmit and receive patterns in DXF formatting (.DXF) or Optitex System (.PDS) formatting only. If pattern is converted to.dxf you must specify which format; ASTM, AAMA, or original.dxf. When transmitting the pattern data via email we can only accept 2 forms of data: Optitex Pattern Data: Vendors presently using Optitex Pattern Design System will send a.pds file. The.PDS file will not need to be converted to a.dxf file format. Converted Pattern Data: Vendors presently using other pattern design systems, i.e. Gerber, Lectra, Investronica, Tukatech, Assyst, etc. must use a.dxf conversion program. As of now, the most up to date conversion software for General CAD system conversion is.dxf conversion software, using the ASTM layer formatting. It is generally included with most CAD software systems. Please consult with your software provider for its location in your current software or availability if it is not installed. ASTM includes more information (Layers) that can be converted than if using the older ANSI/AAMA or original DXF formats. UNDERSTANDING FORMATS IS IMPORTANT. PLEASE CONTACT YOUR SOFTWARE SUPPLIER IF YOU NEED MORE INFORMATION ON.DXF FORMATS. CONVERSION IN THE INCORRECT FORMAT CAN CAUSE LOSS OF DATA (GRADING, NOTCH INFORMATION, ETC.) OR CAN EVEN CAUSE THE PATTERN SHAPE TO BE CHANGED WITHOUT YOUR KNOWLEDGE. Page 10
Electronic Pattern Sending Requirements New DXF Formats Below is an example of the added information included in new ASTM format verses older AAMA format: Important: Gerber Users Do not use the Export Zip in Accumark Explorer. That creates a zip file for Gerber to Gerber email pattern transfers. We use Optitex and cannot convert these file types (the files in the zip file will have a.tmp extension). Please use the Gerber - Pattern Conversion Wizard. It enables conversion to the widelyused DXF format. See Below: Destination Maternity can transmit and receive patterns from.dxf formatting (.dxf) or Optitex System (.pds) formatting only. If a pattern is converted to.dxf you must specify which format; ASTM, AAMA. We have had issues with the original.dxf format altering the shape of patterns by changing the curve point designation to non-curved point so we will only send if there is no other option. You will need to check if this has occurred and notify us before the pattern is used. If we send a pattern to you, we will specify the format. Page 11
Editorial & Photo Shoot Sample Requirements Editorial Samples Two Weeks following the DM Final Product Review Meeting (4x s a year) there will be a Creative Brief Meeting where DM Merchandising and Marketing discuss the top looks for the Quarter. This is the time that these teams align and determine the outfits needed for DM Editorial Shoots (Note this is a small offering of styles/colorways). Requirements for ALL BRANDS Editorial Sample requests will come to vendors through the Production/Sourcing Department. Samples needed per brand: 2 size Small (S) for Motherhood & Jessica Simpson *For JS ADD 2 to the length on pants & denim. 2 size Extra Small (XS) for A Pea in the Pod Samples must be in correct fabric/color/print no exceptions All Samples must exhibit the DM Editorial Hangtag Samples are Due to DM 4 weeks after Production/Sourcing Department requests - latest. Samples must be Attention to the appropriate PD Partner who made the request. Send the samples to the NJ Corporate Office: DESTINATION MATERNITY CORP. 232 Strawbridge Drive Moorestown, New Jersey 08057 Att. Name of PD Point Person Product Sample & Photo Shoot Process Filling out Editorial Hang-Tag Responsibility Editorial Sample Tag Responsibility Vendor will fill in: Division Style/Color DM Design will fill in: Date Rcvd Floor set Date Page 12
Editorial & Photo Shoot Sample Requirements Photo Shoot Samples Destination Maternity Photoshoot Samples should be referred to as Shipping Samples and DM will request a designated number of samples (See below for the amount for each brand) be pulled from the initial purchase order. If the style is repeated, DM will only need the style once. Styles that carry over season to season will not be requested. Product Sample & Photo Shoot Process - Shipping Sample Quantities Required Product/Brand Quantity Size Samples Allocated To APIP/Collection 2 (each color) Small or 6 1-Photo Studio 1-Visual (for mock store floor-set) and/or Copy Editor/Design/Merchant Motherhood 2 (each color) Small, 6 or 1X 1-Photo Studio 1-Copy Editor/Design/Merchant/Visual Jessica Simpson 3 (each color) 2 Small, 1 Medium 2-Design team to then send on to JS Intimates (All Brands) 2 (each color) 34C, 40DD, Small, or 1X 1-Photo Studio 1-Copy Editor/Design/Merchant/Visual *Technical Design Team is responsible to keep the Pre-Pro Sample, in the Technical Design Archives as the production benchmark. Do not factor the Pre-Pro Sample into Shipping Sample count. Photo Sample Requirements: ALL BRANDS Photo Shoot Sample requests will come to vendors through the Production/Sourcing Department. Samples must be pulled from the initial purchase order with the correct DM Marketing and price tickets etc. Samples must exhibit the DM Photoshoot Hangtag. Samples must be Attn.: Vendor Relations. Send the samples to the NJ Corporate Office: DESTINATION MATERNITY CORP. 232 Strawbridge Drive Moorestown, New Jersey 08057 Att. Vendor Relations Manager The Destination Maternity Corporate Mailroom will ensure all Shipping Samples for Photo Shoot are passed to Vendor Relations. Samples will be monitored for compliance and vendors will be alerted directly when there are non-compliance issues. Vendors must use the Photo & Editorial Sample Tag Artwork exactly as provided, do not create your own artwork or make any edits to the original artwork provided. *Sample Tag Artwork is accessible from the Forms Download Link, on the Vendor Manual Dashboard, SECTION 6 FORMS. Page 13
Editorial & Photo Shoot Sample Requirements Photo Shoot Sample Tag Artwork *Sample Tag Artwork is accessible from the Forms Download Link, on the Vendor Manual Dashboard, SECTION 6 FORMS Page 14
Bras & Foundations Requirements Bras / Foundations Fit Sample Tags All Bra/Foundation Samples submitted to Destination Maternity (All Brands) for fitting (Development / Fit/ Pre-Pro) require a Destination Maternity Fit Sample Tag attached with all information fields filled in on both front and back of tag. The Standard Fit Tag should be used for Intimates: access the STANDARD FIT TAG artwork link on page 3. For bras Vendors, must use the Standard Fit Tag and it must be attached on a looping swift-tack through the nursing clip on the wearers left shoulder strap. *Sample Tag Artwork is accessible from the Forms Download Link, on the Vendor Manual Dashboard, SECTION 6 FORMS. The following BRA COMPONENTS are required and must be clearly labeled with each submit: Under wires 1 set (Must be labeled with style#, date, size, fit#, agent/vendor, wire supplier, wire gauge, and article#) Cup Plastic Shots 1 set (Must be labeled with style#, date, size fit#, agent/vendor, foam cup supplier, and article# of cup) Foam Cups 1 set (Must be labeled with style#, date, size, fit#, agent/vendor, foam cup supplier, and article # of cup) NOTE: For non-foam molded cup styles, a plastic shot with the mold depth & bullet mold size labeled on the shot must be submitted. Additionally, a molded square of the outer and lining fabrics is required, and must be labeled with style#, date, size, fit# and time and temperature used to mold the fabric. Page 15
Bras & Foundations Requirements Vendors must ship all samples in an individual box. Cups and plastic shots should be stuffed with paper balls to avoid any crushing/damage during shipping that may prevent the garment from being fit. NOTE: Cup plastic shot, foam cup, & under wires are required with every fit sample submit until the wire and cup are approved. Along with each sample submitted for fitting, vendors are required to send the following additional trim items to DM for approval: ½ yard of fabric quality for punching and weight confirmation. If a style has more than one fabric quality, ½ yard must be submitted for each. Lining quality - 1/2 yard Stabilizer quality- 6 x 6 swatch Foam quality - 6 x 6 swatch (for cut & sew foam cup styles only not required for molded foam cup styles) Elastics - straps, fold-overs, etc. - 1/2 yard each Nursing Clips - 2 each Hook and Eye Tapes - 2 sets Rings and Sliders - 2 sets Bindings - 1 yard Bows/Lace Trims - 1each Boning Quality - 2 each Underwire channel trim - 1/2 yard Underwire blueprint - 1 set *Additional sample components may be required if an item changes from the original specification. Page 16
Bras & Foundations Requirements Bra/ Foundation Sample Size Requirements All samples for fitting must be submitted in the BASE SIZE of the size range on the purchase order. Development specs will reflect this size range. Destination Maternity BASE SIZES for BRA fitting are as follows: 34D Average Figure 40DD Full Figure S (Alpha size bras that have a pad and/or wire) M (Alpha size bras with no wire and/or removable pads) 1X NOTE: Fit & Pre-Pro samples must be properly balanced and be appropriate proportion for the BASE SIZE and nursing functionality. BRA/FOUNDATION GUIDELINE FOR SYMMETRY Below is General POM Guideline for Bra Specs for Symmetry. These Below is a General POM Guideline for Bra Specs for Symmetry. These are are the the minimum minimum required required POM s POM s for reference. for reference. Tech Packs Tech may Packs indicate may indicate more measurements dependent on styling/construction. more measurements dependent on styling/construction. SPECS FOR SYMMETRY: Page 17
Bras & Foundations Requirements BRA/FOUNDATION HOW TO MEASURE GUIDELINES Page 18
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Bras & Foundations Requirements How to Measure PANTIES Page 20
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Bras & Foundations Requirements How to Measure UNDER WIRE BRAS Page 22
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Bras & Foundations Requirements Please view the How to Measure Wire Play Video to ensure understanding of this critical point of measure. *This Video is accessible from the Forms Download Link, on the Vendor Manual Dashboard, SECTION 6 FORMS. Page 25
Contact Information: The Destination Maternity Technical Design Department is comprised of two teams responsible for the following Commodities: RTW (KNITS/WOVENS/BOTTOMS TEAM) INTIMATES/SWIM/PLUS TEAM The Technical Designer is the primary contact for all vendors regarding Fit Evaluation, Fit comments, and Quality for the Development, Fit and Pre-Production approval stages. See below contact list per Technical Design Team. RTW TEAM (WOVENS/KNITS/BOTTOMS) Kelly Ross Technical Design Manager ext. 79610 kross@destinationmaternity.com Name Phone ext. / e-mail Category Danielle Oquendo ext. 79682 Bottoms & Denim- Missy and PLUS Sr. Technical Designer doquendo@destinationmaternity.com Katie Magno Assistant Technical Designer Carla Purnell Sr. Technical Designer Alla Soyfer Sr. Technical Designer Victoria Pourghassemi Technical Designer Heidi Starkey Sr. Technical Designer Erin Manherz Technical Designer Jenni Bay-Kelly Technical Designer Mariya Stecklair Sr. Technical Designer Emily Terpak Technical Design Contractor ext. 79591 kmagno@destinationmaternity.com ext. 79694 cpurnell@destinationmaternity.com ext. 79733 asoyfer@destinationmaternity.com ext.79520 vpourghassemi@destinationmaternity.com ext. 79807 hstarkey@destinationmaternity.com ext. 79676 emanherz@destinationmaternity.com ext. 79473 jkelly@destinationmaternity.com ext. 79569 mstecklair@destinationmaternity.com ext. 79486 eterpak@destinationmaternity.com Bottoms & Denim- Missy and PLUS Market Buys, Outerwear Dresses (APIP), Including Lounge Dresses; Jackets Dresses (MH/JS) Knit Tops (APIP), Including Lounge Tops Knit Tops, Active/Sports License/Bumpstart Tops (MH/JS) Nursing, Sleep Woven Tops Woven Tops Contact Information: Page 26
Brenda Sabol Sr. Technical Designer ext. 79754 bsabol@destinationmaternity.com PLUS (all RTW categories except Bottoms) INTIMATES/SWIM/INNERWEAR TEAM Christine Steurer Technical Design Manager ext. 79687 csteurer@destinationmaternity.com Name Phone ext. / e-mail Category Valeria Capizzi ext. 79487 Sweaters; Intimates, Swim, Sr. Technical Designer vcapizzi@destinationmaternity.com Innerwear (Missy & PLUS) Page 27