I would not go into this as a joint venture. If you know what it is that you want... talk to a seamstress and get the costs figured out and the different price breaks. Maybe the seamstress will give you a good price in the beginning in the hopes that you will bring her a lot of business down the road. Don't be afraid to ask.

Then, when you have orders... submit them to the seamstress to sew. I would also have her do a couple before agreeing to anything. You want to be sure of the quality first.

Subbing out your work is much better than going into this as a joint venture. Plus, you will remain friends in the end.

Jeff
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