Resortwear

Sigal needed support developing resortwear pieces with carefully positioned prints and clear technical communication for local production.

The project included 3D renders, engineered print placement, artwork files, tech packs, sample reviews, and supplier communication.

Outcome: accurate print placement, clearer production files and a smoother move from sampling to production.

Loungewear

Petitéra was launching its first petite-focused loungewear capsule and needed development support from concept to sampling.

The project included CADs, tech packs, material sourcing, sample review and supplier communication, with extra attention to proportions, fit and measurements.

Outcome: a focused first collection developed for a specific customer, with a smooth sampling and production process.

Resortwear

Sigal needed 3D and technical support for a resortwear collection with engineered prints and a tight show sample timeline.

The project included 3D renders, artwork placement, tech packs and supplier-ready print files.

Outcome: clear print placement, reduced technical uncertainty, and samples prepared for the collection presentation.

Loungewear

Eterio needed support developing its first men’s loungewear collection: modern, minimal and versatile without feeling basic.

The project included CADs, tech packs and illustrations, with a focus on clean silhouettes, material combinations and refined details.

Outcome: a cohesive first collection with clear technical files for production.

Dancewear

Zetta was developing its first dancewear collection and needed support with fit, movement, and technical development.

The project included CADs, tech packs, 3D renders, sourcing support, and supplier communication.

Outcome: fit and proportions were reviewed in 3D before sampling, helping the brand move into production with more confidence.

Resortwear

Farm Rio needed 3D support for resortwear styles with positioned prints.

The project included 3D renders, tech packs, and artwork allocation files with print placement mapped onto pattern pieces.

Outcome: clearer engineered print execution across samples and production.