WOMENSWEAR MANUFACTURING

Collection development · Workwear

Workwear Collections

Coordinated dresses, tops, skirts and trousers developed for a consistent womenswear range.

A woman wearing black tailored clothing in a dark studio.
Tailored womenswear and coordinated silhouettes

Set a clear direction
across the range.

A workwear collection needs its individual garments to work together. Start with the categories, intended wearer and balance between tailored structure and ease of movement.

Define which fabric qualities, measurements and finishing details should be shared across styles. This gives the pattern and sampling work a consistent basis.

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Pattern planning and construction

Develop the collection
through the garments.

Review the fit of each style while checking how the range works as a whole. Coordinate skirt and trouser rises, top lengths and dress proportions with the selected materials and size requirements.

Blue ribbed garment fabric with a button placket.
Button placement and garment finishing

Coordinate the categories.

Bring the dress, top and trouser specifications together before finalising the range. Confirm each garment's construction, lining, closures and finishing requirements.

The production brief should identify the approved styles, materials, measurements, brand details and packing instructions.

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Fabric & Fit Development

Connect the fabric’s behaviour with garment balance, measurements and construction.

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Develop your next collection.

Share your garment categories, intended fit, material requirements and private label details.

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