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Service 02 — Product Development

Concept to
Production Sample

From napkin sketch to pre-production sample — material sourcing, pattern drafting in Optitex, size grading, prototype sewing, and a tech pack so any factory could replicate the style.

Sample Rounds
2 rounds typical
Mill Relationships
Carolinas + Japan
Software Output
DXF / AAMA + 3D
SVC-02 Frequently Asked Questions

We take you from napkin sketch to pre-production sample: material sourcing, pattern drafting in Optitex, size grading, prototype sewing, and a tech pack so any factory could replicate the style — though we hope you stay with us.

We maintain mill relationships in the Carolinas and Japan. After a discovery call we present three swatch boards priced by MOQs, lead times, and performance specs (e.g., Martindale cycles, water-repellency ratings).

We use ASTM D55816 standard unless a brand has historic specs. Our system emphasizes mobility in workwear — extra thigh ease and 12% neck drop for coveralls.

Two. Round 1 tests fit and construction; Round 2 confirms fabric and trim. Most clients approve after the second sample, reducing costs.

You’ll receive pattern files in DXF/AAMA, 3D avatars, a trim BOM, and a costing worksheet that rolls up labor minutes and overhead.

Yes — our dev team provides fiber content testing, CPSIA certificates, and Berry Amendment documentation for defense contracts.

Ready to Start

Development engagements start with a two-hour discovery call. Bring your reference garments, target price, and performance requirements — we’ll build the rest.

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