01 / Fabric
Define intended use, material specifications and validation needs.
DEVELOPMENT
Product Development & OEM/ODM
Start with a tech pack, a physical sample, reference images or an existing collection. We review the product requirements before defining the sampling and production approach.
01
A clear sequence. Fewer unresolved decisions.
Fabric → pattern → process → visual → colour and splicing. Record the agreed inputs and sample revisions before production.
02 / Pattern
Review the body block, size range, coverage and panel layout.
03 / Process
Evaluate seam, bonding, printing and trim compatibility on samples.
04 / Visual
Confirm artwork and logo placement against the approved construction.
05 / Colour & Splicing
Approve colours, panel combinations and repeat-order references.
02
Fabric R&D and Matching
Choose materials for the product problem, then verify specifications and processing limits. Published material names and weights are reference information, not a guarantee for every batch.
Frequent pool training
Review the proposed PBT or stretch training material against fit, chlorine exposure and print compatibility.
View existing material referencesCoverage & support
Evaluate opacity under intended stretch and wet conditions, recovery and sample fit.
Lightweight racing
Review directional stretch, panel tension and seam compatibility before sampling.
Prints & material claims
Check colourfastness, heat-process compatibility and supporting documents. Recycled or trademark claims must match the actual order material.
03
Bonded construction: validate the complete combination.
Material, cutting, adhesive or seam system, edge treatment and fit interact. A test on one combination does not validate every product.
Construction review
Review the proposed panel layout, stretch direction and areas requiring movement.
Sample verification
Agree seam-strength, recovery and appearance checks for the specific construction.
Production readiness
Record the approved sample and processing conditions before assessing repeatability.
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What helps us assess your project?
Share what is available now. Detailed technical decisions can follow the initial review.
Product & market
Category, intended use, target market and reference samples.
Order & timing
Estimated quantity and target sample or delivery dates. Feasibility and commercial terms are confirmed separately.
Technical references
Size specification, artwork and any required testing. Send confidential files through an agreed channel.
FAQ
Questions before you start
Practical answers for your development brief.
Can I start without a tech pack?
Yes. The company profile describes development from drawings, physical samples, existing blocks and range-extension briefs. Share what you have so the next inputs can be reviewed.
What determines MOQ and delivery?
Product, material, colour and construction requirements are reviewed for each project. Ask for a project-specific confirmation; website quantity ranges do not establish an accepted minimum or lead time.
What should I prepare?
Your product category, intended use, market, approximate quantity and reference images or technical files are useful starting points.
When does bulk production begin?
The company profile states that bulk production begins after the sample and production standard are approved.
Are material certificates garment certifications?
Material documentation must match the selected fabric and certificate scope. It does not by itself certify the finished garment or competition eligibility.
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