Fabric, construction and fit.
Develop leggings, sports bras, tops and layers through fabric selection, pattern making, panels, seams and trims.
OEM and ODM development across cut & sew and seamless collections.
Start with a tech pack, reference product or product idea.
The right route starts with your product construction, fit and intended use.
Develop leggings, sports bras, tops and layers through fabric selection, pattern making, panels, seams and trims.
Develop coordinated styles through yarn selection, engineered knit zones, rib structures and compression requirements.
Product references to start the conversation. Construction and specifications are confirmed during development.
Waistbands, panels, pockets and fit.
Support, straps, pads and underbands.
Coverage, waistband hold and construction.
Knit structures and coordinated styles.
Close-to-body fit and stretch recovery.
Sleeve fit, openings and functional details.
Zippers, collars, panels and pockets.
Waistbands, pleats and built-in shorts.
Looking for a particular style? Share your product direction or request the relevant catalog.
Request a CatalogOptions are reviewed against the chosen manufacturing route and confirmed through sampling.
Review hand feel, stretch, recovery and the performance required for the intended activity.
Explore stock colors or custom color development, subject to the selected material.
Align proportions, key measurements, openings and compression with your fit direction.
Confirm panels, seams, pockets, zippers, trims or engineered knit zones.
Review logo placement, heat transfers, embroidery and other brand details.
Confirm folding, garment labels, polybags and carton requirements before production.
We review the style first, then confirm the suitable Cut & Sew or Seamless route.
Fit, measurements, materials and workmanship are reviewed before the production specification is approved.
Record the approved product details so production and quality checks use the same reference.
Each stage has a clear review point before the project moves forward.
Share the product category, intended use, references and information already available.
Align fabric or yarn, construction, trims and measurements with your brief.
Review the sample for fit, movement, appearance and workmanship. Record required changes.
Move the approved specification into production with checks at relevant stages.
Review materials, construction, measurements, appearance and packing. Confirm the inspection requirements and acceptance criteria before production.
You do not need every detail ready for the first conversation. Send the information you have.
Share technical drawings, measurements, material requirements and construction details.
Next: specification reviewShare a product photo, link or reference sample, with the details you want to develop.
Next: construction & fit reviewDescribe the category, intended activity and the look or wearing experience you want.
Next: route & sampling planTell us what you are looking for. Detailed files and product specifications can follow after the first conversation.