The Roman fabric was the most profitable order Ding Ding had on hand.
From the moment the yarn arrived at the factory, Ding Ding had gone there to oversee it himself. From dyeing to finishing, either he or his two order coordinators had watched over the entire process, and it had never been out of their sight for more than twelve hours.
Ding Ding had even asked the factory director to use the same knitting machine as before, all to ensure the bulk goods matched the earlier batch.
Ding Ding sighed and picked up the two pieces of fabric on the desk to compare them.
"What did the client say?"
Jeff was about to speak when Bai Congming came in carrying two cups of coffee, so he stopped.
"Bai! Long time no see!"
"Hi, big brother!"
Bai Congming greeted him with a beaming smile and, as usual, set both cups in front of him. "For you!"
Jeff took out his phone and waved it. A small pixel-art flower dangled from it, looking completely at odds with him.
But he clearly liked it very much. He had even applied a layer of protective film over the pixel blocks.
Bai Congming's eyes sparkled. He looked happy, and also a little shy. Without saying anything, he lowered his head and jogged out.
Jeff was baffled. "Why?"
Ding Ding followed him with his gaze for a moment, then looked back and cleared up Jeff's confusion.
"He's gone to make you a new one."
"..."
That little interlude lightened the atmosphere in the office considerably.
Shipping samples failing to get approval was actually fairly common. Whatever needed reworking would be reworked, and whatever needed remaking would be remade.
Besides, given the quality of this batch, it was nowhere near the point of needing to be