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Design Process and Estimated Time Frames

Initial Process:

  • We gather ALL your information to take down and get a vision of how you want your brand/designs to go. Fromt here we BUILD your brand a personal folder thom which we can always use for future refernces, or in case you lose somthing. (We keep folders up to 6 months, Unless you are a consistent client)

Invoice:

  • After Getting a Brief Idea of how you want things, we send you a invoice or a payment link for your order to start the process along with the contract for you to sign to assure we both are covered and no one gets cheated-You have the final Ok on designs as well as guaranteed you will receive everything.

Questionnaire:

  • We will send you a form to fill out pertaining to your brand that will help us better understand your vision and design ideas.

 

Brainstorming: (1-3 Business Days)

  • Unless your ideas are very detailed, we take a few days to gather some dope design ideas for the designs and more importantly the graphics/logos. 
  • This process also includes us finding the correct model mock ups to fit your style

 

Design Process: (2-15 Business Days-Depending on the Package)

  • We start the initial Mock Up Model designing- Meaning the person wearing your clothing design that's makes it look so realistic.
  • We also then start the Logo/Pattern Designing based on your needs and ideas.
  • Lastly we piece together the Mock Models with the Logos/Patterns designed to create a Exclusive Design for your Brand.

 

1st Editing Process: (1-3 Business Days)

  • After we reveal each design to you, we ask that you take a day or 2 to review everything thoroughly so we can add or subtract touches to the design.
  • We then take those notes and redesign the rough drafts to create a dope final design. 

Final Editing Process: (Same Day-1 Business Days)

  • We reveal the edits done on the design for you to review and from there we make any necessary last minute changes so the design is perfect.

 

Tech & Remaning Process: (1-3 Business Days)

  • During this process we gather the info needed from the client on their thoughts about fabrics and sizing for the design.
  • You need Tech Packs to get the designs made, there is No way around this step in the business.
  • We type all the fabric and do all measurements needed for the Tech Pack process to assure your designs come out as close to perfect , if not perfect as possible. 
  • We also finish all the 3D Visuals and Website if it is in the Package.

Final Process: (Same Day-1 Business Day)

  • We reveal the Website and Add Ons in the Package for verification.
  • We will Email and Mail the USB with the complete package. 

Editing Process

We have an intensive "Editing Process" where the Client tells us what he/she does not like on the design or may want to add to make sure the design comes out EXACTLY how they planned it.

  • Editing Process is 5 Days MAX to return with EDITS before we proceed and finish out to our best finishing touch expertise, We cannot extend this time-if a client does not ably by the time frames, we will be forced to finish out the package to the next process. 
  • We CANNOT "Redesign" a design already done- meaning "If a client states he/she wants a dress design or if the designer freestyles a dress design with your permission then decides afterwards he wants to change to a short design-THIS IS NOT ALLOWED. Editing only pertains to the Design initially created.
  • PLEASE BE MINDFUL THAT IF YOU Come with 0 IDEAS, Do NOT after designing, try to RECREATE everything after we have ASKED for your thoughts and ideas upfront. HIGHLY FRUSTRATING FOR A DESIGNER After asking and taking weeks to design when everything could have been done in your direction upfront.

 

Our support team is always happy to guide you at any step!

 

Important Question and Answers

 

  • Am i able to Customize my Package? Yes we can Create a Package that May Fit Your Budget, but the Package Deals are Cheaper
  • Are the Manufacturers Used Legit? Yes we ONLY use Manufacturers we have used or were referred to
  • I want to release my clothes soon, Can i rush the Process? Yes. I understand time cramps so We have a Rush Fee depending on the package
  • How much money do i need to invest initially including the clothes? We can work with your budget with the manufacturers and find someone who will accept minimum orders.
  • Are the prices discounted after we order a package, and want to order in the future? We cannot offer discounts bc we still have to put the SAME time and effort of labor but we do offer extras for prior clients  
  • Do we need to have full details of how we want our brand? What if my creative vision is not good but i want a brand? All we simply need is a small piece of your brain, we cannot create a brand based 100% off our ideas and not ask for percentage, therefore it needs to be at least 40% your thoughts and ideas also. But we definitely will include our CREATIVE FLOW.
  • Can you help with ordering our first order? Once our design process is complete, its up to you to finish your journey, Unfortunately we did not have the time to step by step follow a brand throw with its journey.
  • How can an order be cancelled? If the order has not started you can cancel within 1-2 days of purchasing
  • Can you completely Design my brand for me  with little input?  We can Create you the Perfect designs with our Expertise but Freestyle Fees do Apply
  • Do i have to pay everything upfront? Yes the fees have always been upfront 






Have you ever needed a tech pack? If you’re a fashion brand, a designer or work in the apparel industry, chances are you’ve come across this term before. Although it’s supposed to be a pretty standard term, you’d be surprised how often people are confused by what a tech pack exactly is.
In any case, being one of the most important tools to design and produce apparel and clothes, any manufacturer that knows what they’re doing wont even waste time with you unless you provide a tech pack.

So what is a Tech Pack?

Tech pack (also known as a technical pack) is a comprehensive set of illustrations and documents containing every detail needed to produce a garment. It serves as the blueprint of the design. It enables the designer to communicate with the garment maker so they are able to translate what was once the sketch of an idea into reality. It contains very specific details that can include drawings, raw materials to use, measurements, brand standards and other special instructions.

A detailed tech pack will help the manufacturer to have a clear understanding about how to make the specific item of clothing. It ensures that the goods are made precisely as designed, in the correct quantity and time it is needed.

Why do you need a Tech Pack?

Time costs money and communication is always a challenge in dealing with offshore manufacturers from other countries. Differences in terminologies and practices can sometimes be interpreted in different ways by different people. It is frustrating to be going back and forth with minute details that can sometimes make or break designs. Using a tech pack as your holy grail during the development stage all the way through to production will save you significant amounts of time, money and misunderstandings along the way. It serves as a guide and a basis to both the brand and the maker to create products while being efficient and cost effective.

Making one design in several colorways in at least 4 size breakdowns costs a lot of money. You can always plan your course of action but sometimes things just don’t go as planned. If somebody misses out on a certain instruction or makes a mistakes on particular details it can be very expensive. In these cases somebody needs to be accountable. Sometimes the errors can be negligible. Other times it can be quite damaging and comes with a hefty price tag. Using a tech pack will help ensure that these kinds of mistakes, misinterpretations and omissions can be avoided. In case it happens, it is easier to know what went wrong and how the situation can be rectified.

Using a tech pack as a guiding tool to help you navigate the industry is the standard. It is efficient, cost effective and the easiest way to avoid unnecessary mistakes.

What’s inside a Tech Pack?

Every brand or company has their own check list when it comes to making tech packs. Some are more detailed than others. While it is good to be as detailed as possible, there are a few essential components that are standard and should not be missed. 

Garment Illustrations

The most basic part of the tech pack are the drawings. This represents the idea in visual form. It is important to have a colored illustration to see how the garment will look like when done. This will show the color of the main fabric, secondary fabric combination and embroidery or print details scaled to size. This should also give a general idea of how the garment’s front and back view looks like. Sometimes if the garment is more complicated, it will also be helpful to show the side view.

It should also include a technical black and white drawing that shows the garment construction. This page will include the kinds of stitches, the general silhouette, it should describe placement of fabric combinations and trims, patches and appliques if there are any. It can also include details of the thickness of the thread to use, SPI (Stitch per Inch), detailed descriptions of parts of the garment that needs to be highlighted. If the garment has a fake welt pocket at the left panel, it should clearly state so. Always remember that details like these can affect the cost of the garment as well.

In most cases, one design comes in more than one color. If this is the case then the colorways including color combinations of fabric, thread and sundries should be shown so the factory is aware of how many kinds they are working on for one design.

Bill of Materials or BOM

In the bill of materials page you will find all details about the fabric, lining, combination fabrics, trims and sundries, thread color and thickness, sewing and packing labels or trim card. Information about consumption and the suppliers if available is also helpful to mention here. If a printed copy of the tech pack will be sent to the manufacturer, it will be best to include cut swatches of actual fabrics or a representative of something similar, sample of buttons, closures, etc.

The Bill of Materials will give you the overview of what raw materials was used to create the garment.