A pattern is like a blueprint for your garment. It guides how fabric is cut and assembled, ensuring consistency across pieces. Whether digital or on paper, patterns help bring your design to life, shape by shape.
Size grading adjusts your original pattern to fit different sizes without altering the design. It’s a key step to make sure your garment works across your entire size range smoothly and accurately.
Creating a prototype lets you test your design with real fabric and fit before committing to mass production. It helps catch issues early and gives you something tangible to evaluate and revise.
Absolutely. Sampling is the bridge between idea and final product. It ensures that your vision is clearly understood by the manufacturer and that the materials and construction match your expectations.
A marker is a plan for laying out pattern pieces on fabric to reduce waste. It’s a behind-the-scenes tool that maximizes efficiency and ensures you’re using your fabric smartly.
Think of it as your garment’s instruction manual. It includes measurements, materials, colors, stitch types, and even packaging details. This document keeps everyone on the same page from first stitch to shipment.
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