When you send a new dress collection to a clothing manufacturer, the first question is not always how quickly each design can be sampled. It is whether the collection makes sense as a whole. Before sampling starts, look at the styles together: which ones are likely to become core products,
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When you develop a dress for production with a clothing manufacturer, zipper length is easy to overlook until the first sample is made. A zipper that is too short can make the garment difficult to put on, while one that is too long can interfere with the construction. The zipper
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When you develop a mesh dress, zipper waves can show up even when the zipper itself is straight. The mesh may stretch during sewing, the zipper area may lack support, or the pattern can put uneven tension on the opening. For brands and buyers, the useful time to deal with
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When you develop a new garment with a clothing manufacturer, the first pattern is rarely the one used for bulk cutting. A block gives the pattern maker a starting shape, while the production pattern is adjusted around your actual design, measurements, fabric and construction. Knowing the difference helps you understand
When you send a new style to a clothing manufacturer, a BOM and a tech pack are often used together, but they do not do the same job. The BOM tells you what materials and components the garment needs. The tech pack gives the factory the measurements, construction and other
BOM vs Tech Pack: What’s the Difference in Clothing Manufacturing? Keep Reading »
