Design
We manage the planned workflow that turns a collection idea into a production-ready garment, from market insight and fabric review to patterns, samples and final inspection.
We follow international fairs, trend reports and industry developments to develop style and product alternatives for the collection’s target market. Customer direction, references and technical requirements establish the development plan.
Working with local and international fabric, print and trim suppliers, we review quality, hand feel, weight, colour, print and cost. When required, we support fabric quality development and present practical alternatives.
Experienced pattern makers review silhouette, measurements, stitch details and technical construction. Patterns are prepared in-house and adjusted for appearance, fit and production feasibility.
Once fabrics and trims are defined, samples are prepared to an agreed schedule. Technical details are checked and customer feedback is applied quickly and accurately through sample revisions.
Laying and cutting are prepared against the approved pattern and production plan. Marker placement, fabric direction, garment details and production quantity are checked before cutting.
Cut components are assembled in the planned operation sequence. Stitch quality, measurements and critical details are followed through inline checks while customer communication continues throughout production.
Inline inspections take place during production. Final inspection covers measurements, stitching, appearance, trims and garment integrity; issues are corrected before packing.
Approved garments are pressed, labelled, folded and packed to customer instructions. Carton and shipment preparation are completed in line with the target delivery period.
Production process
A short look at our working environment, from design and the pattern room through cutting, sewing, quality control and packing.
