Digital pattern cutting setup

How It Works

A production path built around clearer handoffs.

Turn references into a production-ready plan, approve samples with context, and move into bulk manufacturing with documented specs.

Workflow

Six steps from idea to shipment.

01

Project Brief

Define category, order volume, fit direction, reference images, target margin, launch date, and must-have details.

Garment detail and buttons
02

Tech Pack Creation

Build BOM, mockup, measurements, construction notes, labels, trims, artwork placement, and QC requirements.

Apparel tech pack with garment sketch, fabric swatches, and color references
03

Feasibility & Quote

Check material availability, factory match, MOQ, estimated cost, sample route, and production timing.

Cut garment panels
04

Sampling

Produce fit or pre-production samples, review photos and measurements, and lock changes before bulk approval.

Outerwear sample
05

Bulk Production

Move approved specifications into fabric prep, cutting, print or embroidery, sewing, finishing, and packing.

Sewing production
06

QC & Shipping

Verify measurements, construction, color, trims, packaging, carton information, and delivery documents.

Quality measurement check

Decision points

Where clients approve before production moves forward.

1

Spec Approval

Confirm product direction and required information before quoting.

2

Sample Approval

Approve fabric, fit, construction, labels, and finish before bulk.

3

Pre-Ship Approval

Review final QC status, packing, and shipment readiness.

What to prepare

Better inputs make faster samples.

Reference Images

Silhouette, fabric handfeel, artwork style, trims, and fit references.

Commercial Targets

Target cost, expected retail price, quantity, market, and launch window.

Brand Assets

Logo files, labels, packaging direction, colors, and artwork files.

Size Direction

Size range, fit model, grading expectations, and sample size requirements.