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Frequently asked questions
Our services are designed for first-time fashion entrepreneurs worldwide, who lack a fashion industry background but aspire to launch their own fashion brands or products. Whether you're an individual designer, a start-up, or a small business, we can help you find your niche and guide you through the entire design and launch process.
Our Fashion Design Process typically starts with brand research, mood boards, range planning, followed by sketching, creating detailed technical drawings and finally ends with creating elaborate tech pack for each style. We then move on to fabric and material selection, sample development, and finally, the creation of a full-fledged collection.
A Tech pack is a blueprint of the final garment, and it includes all the details required to successfully create / develop sample garments from the sketch. In short it is a communication tool between the Brand, the Designer and the Factory. Each style in the collection will have a tech pack.
Each tech pack will consist of the following elements:
a) Garment flats sketches - Front and Back - Colored
b) Technical Garment sketches with labelling
c) Style specifications – fabrics and trims
d) Garment construction details
e) Reference images of styles
f) Spec Sheet with POM (point of measurements)
Frequently asked questions
Our services are designed for first-time fashion entrepreneurs worldwide, who lack a fashion industry background but aspire to launch their own fashion brands or products. Whether you're an individual designer, a start-up, or a small business, we can help you find your niche and guide you through the entire design and launch process.
Our Fashion Design Process typically starts with brand research, mood boards, range planning, followed by sketching, creating detailed technical drawings and finally ends with creating elaborate tech pack for each style. We then move on to fabric and material selection, sample development, and finally, the creation of a full-fledged collection.
A Tech pack is a blueprint of the final garment, and it includes all the details required to successfully create / develop sample garments from the sketch. In short it is a communication tool between the Brand, the Designer and the Factory. Each style in the collection will have a tech pack.
Each tech pack will consist of the following elements:
a) Garment flats sketches - Front and Back - Colored
b) Technical Garment sketches with labelling
c) Style specifications – fabrics and trims
d) Garment construction details
e) Reference images of styles
f) Spec Sheet with POM (point of measurements)
Frequently asked questions
Our services are designed for first-time fashion entrepreneurs worldwide, who lack a fashion industry background but aspire to launch their own fashion brands or products. Whether you're an individual designer, a start-up, or a small business, we can help you find your niche and guide you through the entire design and launch process.
Our Fashion Design Process typically starts with brand research, mood boards, range planning, followed by sketching, creating detailed technical drawings and finally ends with creating elaborate tech pack for each style. We then move on to fabric and material selection, sample development, and finally, the creation of a full-fledged collection.
A Tech pack is a blueprint of the final garment, and it includes all the details required to successfully create / develop sample garments from the sketch. In short it is a communication tool between the Brand, the Designer and the Factory. Each style in the collection will have a tech pack.
Each tech pack will consist of the following elements:
a) Garment flats sketches - Front and Back - Colored
b) Technical Garment sketches with labelling
c) Style specifications – fabrics and trims
d) Garment construction details
e) Reference images of styles
f) Spec Sheet with POM (point of measurements)