A coordinated family of molded professional-equipment carriers developed as one commercial program while preserving a separate fit and approval basis for every carried item.
Family-program architecture
A carrier set can share visual language and components without forcing identical geometry. A family matrix should identify which features are common, which are SKU-specific and which substitutions require new samples.
Program decisions
| Decision | Buyer input | Approval evidence |
|---|---|---|
| SKU matrix | Named carried item and allowed variant for each SKU | Per-SKU fit and access record |
| Shared system | Material, color, texture, hardware and marking | Family-level specification |
| Mounting | Belt/MOLLE interfaces and permitted orientations | Configured assembly checks |
| Pack-out | Individual, kit or replenishment configuration | Approved BOM and packaging sample |
Sample approval focus
Approve each loaded carrier, the common hardware stack, family appearance, SKU identity, included parts and final kit arrangement. Do not carry one SKU result across the whole family without evidence.
Related program guidance
Use the equipment-carrier sourcing guide, color and texture approval guide and packaging and SKU guide.
Information needed for quotation
Send the proposed SKU list, exact carried-item references, common component targets, mounting requirements, quantity by SKU, branding, kit structure and destination market.
Concept family image only. Every released SKU requires its own written compatibility and approval basis.
