The "team" of designers at Y·Y was enormous, and as soon as a design was accepted by Y·Y, the designer would receive an account.
Logging into this account, one would see their own design as well as the three-dimensional model of the sample garment submitted by the designer.
Inside the designer's personal system, there was a multiple-choice question asking how many garments of the same quality could be completed within a twelve-day period.
There were 20 options in total, forming an arithmetic sequence from 1 to 20.
If your choice was 1, then your garment would be a unique piece, if it was 20, it would be a limited edition of 20 pieces.
You might possess greater capabilities, such as making a hundred, but this was not within the range included in the options, at least one piece and at most twenty.
"Garments of the same quality" was an extremely vague concept.
But at Y·Y, "same quality" had become a very sacred concept.
