You do not need a finished tech pack
Sketches, a design file or photos of something similar are enough to start. Our customers do not have to know much about clothing. What slows a project down is not a missing tech pack, it is missing decisions.
The four things that actually block a quote
Fabric direction, size range, quantity per colour and target price. Without those four, any number a factory gives you is a guess that will change later, which is worse than no number at all.
Reference garments beat descriptions
A photo of a garment with a note saying which parts you want is faster and more precise than a paragraph of description. If you can post a physical reference piece, do it.
Measurements come from a fit sample
You do not need a measurement chart at the start. The first sample becomes the fit conversation, and the approved measurements go into the tech pack from there rather than into it beforehand.
What we build from your input
Pattern, graded size set, fabric and trim sourcing, and a costed sample. From then on the approved sample is the specification, which is why nothing goes to bulk before you have held one.
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Quick Answers
Can you work from a photo of a competitor product
We can work from it as a construction reference. We do not copy prints, logos or trademarked detailing.
How long does a first sample take
About 5-7 working days once fabric and details are confirmed.
Ask About Your Own Project
General guidance only goes so far. Send your fabric, quantity and timeline and we will answer specifically.