Define the brief
Set the styles, intended fit, material requirements, estimated quantities and requested delivery date.
MANUFACTURING
Pattern development, material selection, garment construction and quality requirements work together. Define the style before scaling it into a production order.

Composition, weight, stretch and drape influence the pattern and sewing method. Specify the colour, finish and intended use before the material is approved for the style.

The pattern, size requirements and fabric direction establish how garment pieces are prepared. Resolve construction details before cutting.

Seams, hems, closures and internal finishing follow the approved garment specification. Record construction changes in the current production brief.
A sample allows fit, proportions, movement and workmanship to be assessed together.
Provide your technical pack, existing garment or design brief with fabric requirements and target measurements. Consolidate sample comments, identify the approved version and confirm the remaining production decisions.
Discuss Sampling
Define material, measurement and workmanship criteria for the order. Agree the inspection approach, reporting requirements and any testing required for the product or destination market.

FROM BRIEF TO DELIVERY
Set the styles, intended fit, material requirements, estimated quantities and requested delivery date.
Translate the brief into a pattern and garment, then review measurements, construction and finishing.
Approve the sample, materials, size information, labels and packing instructions before scheduling the order.
Bring the approved information into the cutting, sewing and finishing requirements for each style.
Review garments against the agreed inspection points and confirm quantities, identification and packing instructions.
Send the styles, quantity per style, colour and size breakdown, material requirements and requested delivery date. Minimum quantities and production timing are confirmed for the order.
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