Studiotech packs
Technical flats and tech packs, drawn from your photos.
Add photos or a sketch. The Studio draws the front, back and side views, then builds the measurements, materials, colourways, artwork and labels around them. Edit any of it by hand, or ask the assistant.
01The Studio
Built for the people who write tech packs
Every change is an edit to the same document, so the flat, the size chart, the materials list and the PDF never disagree.
A few questions about the garment in your photos.
Fit and silhouette
Colours
Logos and prints
- Photos, a sketch or a garment typeAdd one photo or several, a sketch, or start from a catalogue garment or a blank canvas.
- Asks before it drawsA short form on fit, fabric, colours, sizes, logos and labels, then front, back and side views.
- Checks its own drawingIt compares the drawing with your photos and tells you what a buyer would query, with a redraw on offer.
- Traces your existing flatsBring a PDF, AI, SVG or PNG flat and trace it into an editable garment.
Shorter body, wider hem band
Done. The jacket's body is 20 mm shorter and its hem band 10 mm wider on every size.
- Every part is a partSelect a pocket, a collar or a seam and change it. Sliders reshape the flat and its measurements together.
- Or describe the changeThe assistant uses the editor's own commands, so its edits are ordinary edits you can adjust or undo.
- Reshape any pieceDraw a piece by hand. The Studio names the points of measure the edit may change.
- Work togetherShare a project with a colleague and edit it together. Only the owner can delete it.
| Code | Point of measure | in | Tol. ± |
|---|---|---|---|
| BLN-60 | Body length from HPS to hem | 27 1/2 | 1/2 |
| CHE-01 | Chest 1" below armhole | 23 5/8 | 1/2 |
| SHO-03 | Across shoulder | 18 1/2 | 1/2 |
| SLV-19 | Sleeve length | 26 3/4 | 1/2 |
| SLV-21 | Sleeve opening | 4 3/8 | 1/4 |
| SL3 | 3-point sleeve length | 36 1/4 | 1/2 |
| Ref | Material | Colour, Forest / Ecru |
|---|---|---|
| A | Wool melton, 560 gsm 80% wool, 20% nylon · body | 19-6050 TCX |
| B | Faux leather PU on a polyester backing · sleeves | 12-0104 TCX |
| C | Striped rib knit 95% acrylic, 5% elastane · collar, cuffs, hem | 19-5350 TCX |
- Coded points of measureEach point has a code, a method and a tolerance, the same code on the flat and in the table.
- Grading from one base sizeSize sets, a sample size and grade rules. Work in cm or inches; inches round to the nearest 1/8.
- Colourways with real codesEach colour matched to its nearest TCX chip within ΔE 4, or flagged for a lab dip.
- Artwork and labels that stay editablePrints, embroidery and lettering placed and wrapped on the flat; main, care and size labels with placement.
- Vector PDF, written for the factoryThe whole pack, with lines that stay sharp at any print size. Flats as SVG that open in Illustrator.
- What the factory must confirmAnything the pack leaves open, such as a brand label or a country of origin, is listed for the factory. Nothing is invented on a label.
- A production cost estimateA per-unit estimate, line by line, for your own planning. It stays with you and is off in the pack by default.
- Send to factoryOne button sends the pack to Sourcing, where the RFQ form opens on it.
02Garment library
A catalogue that covers the range
Each catalogue garment comes with its own measurements and style options. Or start from a blank canvas.
03Colour and artwork
Colourways with real codes. Prints that hold their repeat.
Each colour is matched to its nearest TCX chip within ΔE 4, and anything further is flagged for a lab dip. An all-over print keeps one repeat across every panel, so the body and the sleeves line up.
- Matched to TCXNearest chip within ΔE 4, by CIEDE2000, or a lab dip note so the factory knows what to match.
- Artwork recreated or uploadedRecreate a print from your photos, letter it, or upload your own file, then place, repeat and wrap it.
- Lettering stays editableTyped lettering keeps its words, so a change of name is a change of text, not a new drawing.
- The brand kitLogos, label artwork, brand colours and care symbols kept once for every pack.
04Sizes
Measurements that grade
Coded points of measure with tolerances, graded from one base size. Work in cm or inches; inches round to the nearest 1/8. The same codes sit on the flat and in the table.
- Read off the garmentSleeve, armhole, muscle width and neck drops measured on the garment as built.
- Graded tables in the PDFOne table per size run, with the sample size marked.
| Code | Point of measure | XS | S | M | L | XL | XXL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHE-01 | Chest 1" below armhole | 21 5/8 | 22 5/8 | 23 5/8 | 24 5/8 | 25 5/8 | 26 5/8 |
| BLN-60 | Body length from HPS to hem | 26 1/2 | 27 | 27 1/2 | 28 | 28 1/2 | 29 |
| SHO-03 | Across shoulder | 17 | 17 3/4 | 18 1/2 | 19 1/4 | 20 | 20 3/4 |
| SLV-19 | Sleeve length | 25 3/4 | 26 1/4 | 26 3/4 | 27 1/4 | 27 3/4 | 28 1/4 |
Grade rules on the Studio's varsity jacket, inches. M is the sample size.
05Previews
See it on a model before the sample
Make on-model pictures from the current flat, in any colourway, for line reviews and sell-in. A preview is your choice to make; the assistant never makes one on its own.
06What goes into a pack
Everything a factory needs to quote and sew
These are pages of one real pack: the varsity jacket above, exported by the Studio. 29 pages, all vector.
Per unit, at 1,200 units. Each line states its assumption and can be edited.
A cost estimate for planning
The Studio estimates the cost of making one unit from the pack itself: fabric from the measurements and the BOM, trims and labels, cut make and trim by country, decoration by artwork size and method, packing, and overhead. Each line shows its assumption and you can change it.
The order quantity moves every line: a larger order costs less per unit on fabric, trims, decoration, packing, sewing and overhead.
It is labelled an estimate, not a factory quote, and it stays with you: the page is off in the pack a factory receives unless you turn it on.
- 01Cover and specification summaryStyle, season, sizes, fabrics and colourways at a glancepp. 1 to 2
- 02Flats in every viewFront, back, sides and inside, with seams, stitching and trimspp. 3 to 6
- 03ColourwaysEach colour with its TCX code, or a lab dip notepp. 7 to 10
- 04ArtworkEach print, patch and embroidery with its size, placement and inkspp. 11 to 15
- 05MeasurementsHow to measure, coded points of measure and tolerances, gradedpp. 16 to 17
- 06MaterialsThe bill of materials: fabric, content, weight and colour for every partpp. 18 to 19
- 07ConstructionLinings and facings inside, and how the collar is builtpp. 20 to 22
- 08Labels and packagingMain, care and size labels with placement; the placement schedulepp. 23 to 24
- 09What the factory must confirmEverything the pack leaves open, said plainlypp. 25 to 27
07Send to factory
When the pack is ready, it becomes the RFQ
One button sends the pack to Sourcing, and the RFQ form opens on it. Matched factories see the pack as you made it. Send it again after a change and the quotes already in are marked out of date, and those factories are told.
RFQ-2214 · TX-VJ-027
Varsity jacket, wool melton
- Quantity
- 1,200
- Sizes
- XS to XXL
- Ship by
- 14 Aug
- Requires
- OEKO-TEX
Your chats with the assistant, your edit history and the cost estimate stay in the Studio; they are not sent.
Draw your next flat from a photo
Open the Studio, or tell us what you make and we will set your team up.