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02 · DEVELOPMENT

From product direction
to industrial construction.

Development connects the customer's product expectations with garment construction, technical preparation and manufacturing feasibility.

CO-CREATION DEVELOPMENT SOURCING MANUFACTURING QUALITY CONTROL DELIVERY
FROM IDEA TO PRODUCT

Make the product manufacturable.

Once the product direction is defined, the next challenge is to transform it into a clear and reliable garment construction.


Development is where product intention meets industrial reality. The objective is to prepare a solution that respects the brief while remaining coherent with materials, construction, quality and manufacturing requirements.

THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

From technical input to production-ready construction.

The development stage brings together product information, garment construction and manufacturing considerations.

01 · ANALYSE

Review the brief

Requirements · reference garment · use · priorities

02 · CONSTRUCT

Define construction

Architecture · pattern logic · pockets · assembly sequence

03 · OPTIMIZE

Prepare industrial feasibility

Methods · quality points · efficiency · repeatability

04 · VALIDATE

Prepare the next stage

Reference piece · adjustments · approval · readiness

PRODUCT INPUT Brief, reference garment, measurements and functional requirements.
DEVELOPMENT OUTPUT Clear construction ready for the next industrial steps.
TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT

Every detail influences the final garment.

Pockets, seam construction, ergonomic zones, closures, trims and reinforcement placement all affect how the product performs and how it can be manufactured.

1
Pattern and fit Garment construction aligned with the intended fit and movement.
2
Functional architecture Pocket positions, closures, adjustments and functional zones.
3
Assembly logic Construction developed with production feasibility in mind.
4
Technical consistency A clear product definition before moving to industrial execution.
FROM FILE TO PROTOTYPE

Details are reviewed before the product moves forward.

Technical information, construction choices and prototype fit are checked progressively so that adjustments are made before industrial execution.

TECHNICAL FILE

Structure the information.

PROTOTYPE FITTING

Check. Adjust. Validate.

CONNECTED DEVELOPMENT

Development cannot be separated from manufacturing.

A technically attractive garment is not enough. The construction also needs to support consistent production, quality control and the expected commercial positioning.

Product function
Pattern construction
Manufacturing feasibility
Material compatibility
Quality requirements
Industrial repeatability
DEVELOPMENT OUTPUT

A stronger foundation for sourcing and manufacturing.

The objective is to reduce uncertainty before the product moves further into the industrial process.

Clear product construction
Defined functional details
Technical information structured for the project
Industrial feasibility considered
Material and component needs identified

Next step: Sourcing

Once the product architecture is clear, the next stage is to identify fabrics, trims and components suited to the project.

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