The blueprint of flawless execution.
A tech pack is the contract between idea and factory floor — and the document most often responsible for failed production.
A garment rarely fails in the cutting room. It fails on the page that gets sent to it. Underspecified seams, ambiguous grade rules, mismatched fabric weights — these are not factory errors. They are documentation errors that travel downstream, accumulating cost the further they go.
We treat the tech pack as the most important deliverable in the development cycle. Every measurement, every callout, every stitch instruction is written so that a factory you have never visited can execute your design correctly on the first try — without phone calls, without guessing, and without sending the cost of confusion back to you.
Vector tech sketches with exploded views and panel-level callouts in production-ready Illustrator files. Front, back, internal construction, hidden details — drawn the way a factory reads, not the way a customer does.
Full point-of-measure tables with grading rules across your size run. Every dimension a sewing machine needs to know, defined to the millimetre.
Itemised BOM covering fabric, lining, fusing, trims, threads, and packaging — with supplier-grade SKU codes and approved alternates noted where relevant.
Stitch type per seam, SPI counts, edge treatments, topstitch tolerances, and finishing specifications. Nothing left to the operator's interpretation.
Brand label placement, content labels, care symbols, country of origin, and hangtag layouts — pre-approved for the markets you sell into.
Annotated photography of approved samples so factory QC is aligned to physical reference, not to a paragraph of text.
A working session with your team to surface intent, references, target price, fabric direction, and known constraints. The document we produce is only as good as the conversation that begins it.
We rebuild your sketch as a true production drawing: panel breakdowns, seam allowances, internal construction, hidden details. What was suggestive becomes specific.
Measurement points are defined and graded across your size run using rules that real bodies move through. We do not scale-and-multiply — we grade with intent.
Materials and trims are specified to a level a sourcing team can act on without phone calls. Approved alternates are noted where supply risk warrants them.
The pack is delivered with a walkthrough — either to our own production floor or to a partner factory — so the work starts from understanding, not interpretation.
What you can expect every time.