Fashion / Ready-to-wear
Pattern · fabric sourcing · small-batch assembly
Cloth tells the truth about construction.
Pattern making, grading and fabric sourcing run alongside assembly, so drape and handle are decided before the first production cut.
Small runs are treated as a discipline rather than a limitation: fewer pieces means the seam allowance, the button placement and the hand-finishing all get looked at.
The four points where this category is decided.
- 01Pattern making and grading
- 02Fabric and trim sourcing
- 03Small-batch cutting and assembly
- 04Finishing, pressing and packing
Volumes, tooling and lead times are agreed per project — they follow the material and the finishing, not a price list.
Answered before the meeting.
Sampling in the final fabric, not a stand-in
Grading prepared for the European size run
Care and composition labels prepared with the tech pack
Fibre composition, care labelling and REACH restricted substances are the three points checked before a garment ships.
Certificates and test reports are held by the manufacturer or the test house, and are supplied as copies with the documents for each shipment.
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