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EDIT-- I know PLENTY of answers.. . 1) Your original question asks NOTHING about hiring employees, and has absolutely nothing to do with the question you DID ask. You asked what this "helping' company wanted. You should know this. This isnt something a mentor has to show you. You should know EXACTLY what you want to manufacture.. . 2) I read your vague question clearly the first time. I cannot read your mind.. . 3) "Would a business-hopeful ask about making a letter about a "product" if there wasn't one?? No, I'm sure... " Of course there is some kind of product or service here. The $64K question is--- What?? As to not waste their time, I would imagine they are asking what SPECIFICALLY you are wanting to market. Your original question does not intimate what industry you wanted to be in. Again--- we cannot read minds here.. . Point being--- if you approach them in any way shape or form showing that you dont know what you are doing ( READ: disorganized) from a business operation standpoint, they are going to quickly show you the door.. . So we dont keep sitting here and playing a game of one-upsies----. . Here's the nugget--- They want you to tell them specifically what you are looking to manufacture (in this case clothing). They want to know you are making swimwear as opposed to formal wear, casual clothing as opposed to sports wear--etc etc ...They DONT want to know you are making a 1 piece pink and banana colored swimsuit or a retro-designed purple sports hoodie. Those are specifics to be determined later. Of course they will want you to show drawings, but you should have the suspicion to be VERY wary what you show, lest the ideas get stolen.. . They do NOT want to know you are THINKING about making couture items. They want to know what SPECIFIC direction you are taking, so they can determine if you are a " fit" ( pun intended) for their vision. If so, you get funded. If not, you don't. I stand by my original statements. If you arent focused like a laser beam, you wont get very far.. . A bit of sage advice from someone who has been around the block a few times ( my industry involves the textile industry)-------------. . Be glad someone picked your thinking apart here. In the real world you wont get that second chance. You blow a meeting with one group, and word will spread like wildfire. I dont mean a meeting where a contract doesnt evolve--- I mean a meeting where you are so unprepared as to make yourself look foolish.. . If you cannot withstand someone being direct with you without you firing back offhand comments without doing your homework ( as you did above), you are going to have a VERY hard go of it in the real world. For every YES you get... you'll get 50 NO's. You HAVE to mentally prepared for that, or they will eat you alive... THAT was the point I was trying to make.... . TO BE CRYSTAL CLEAR--------- I answered your question in the same manner a prospective investor would. I have no vested interest in how your business idea evolves. If you think I'm harsh, wait until you get in front of the $$$ people. I am assuming this "helping" company you are referring to, is either a bank giving you a loan, a potential client, or a prospective capital investor in your business venture....

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