Do I need design development, or can you work from my sketch?

What you have

Your material decides it

Development is worth commissioning when a gap still stands between your idea and a workable garment. When that gap is already closed, it is not needed.

If you hold a tech pack, technical drawings, a size chart or a sample garment, most of the specification is already there. We can move to patterns, grading, sampling and production without a development phase in front of them.

If you hold a concept, reference images or a rough sketch, development closes the gap: the silhouette and construction are decided, and the documents are written. The services are not a package deal either — development, patterns, tech packs and samples can be commissioned separately or combined, depending on what you already have.

Per project

Where this varies by project

The exact deliverables of a development commission, how many revision rounds are included, and whether minor changes along the way are free are all set in the project quote. We do not carry a standing package, because the work differs too much from one brief to the next.

What stays fixed: we tell you whether development is worth commissioning before you commit to it, and what a project would need instead if it is not.