Standard ODM
Work from an existing base with fabric suggestions, fit adjustments, decoration and sample development.
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Kidswear ODM Development
Start from a base style or a collection direction, then develop the details with our team.
PATTERN DEVELOPMENT
A look at pattern development as a starting point for sampling.
Choose the development scope
Deep ODM
Original collections, complex artwork and multiple development rounds have separately agreed fees, timing and revision scope.
Make the product direction specific
Tell us the target customer, market, product references, target price and planned quantities. Development moves through material, pattern, workmanship and sample decisions.
A sample becomes the production reference
Define the direction
Agree what is being developed and which inputs are still needed.
Review the development sample
Confirm the material, fit, artwork and construction.
Lock the production version
Written specifications and the approved sample guide bulk execution.
DEVELOPMENT SCOPE
Standard ODM and Deep ODM are different scopes
A clear product direction can start a Standard ODM review. Original collections, high-complexity artwork, multiple styles or repeated major revisions require separate development fees, timing, intellectual-property and exclusivity decisions.
Direction
Target customer, market, product references, target price and planned quantity.
Development
Materials, fit, decoration and sample decisions are reviewed in sequence.
Approval
The final version is written down and confirmed before it becomes a production reference.
THREE DEPTHS
How much development the project needs decides the scope
The same starting point can be handled at three different depths.
Modify a base style
Change fabric, colour, artwork or trims within a construction that is already proven.
Standard ODM
A direction, market and target price developed into a proposal, with the trade-offs made explicit.
Deep ODM
An original series, complex artwork or several development rounds, scoped and costed separately.
WHAT DEVELOPMENT PRODUCES
Development ends in something production can follow
The output of a development round is not an opinion about the design.
Material and colour decisions
The fabric, trims and colour basis the garment is costed and made on.
Pattern and size set
The measurements and grading the sample and the bulk order are cut to.
Workmanship and artwork
Placement, technique and the approved artwork for each decoration.
Written specification
The version the sample is approved against and bulk production follows.
WHAT COUNTS AS NEW WORK
A revision is not the same as a new direction
One revision within the agreed scope is part of normal development. Changing the main fabric, the construction or the core workmanship is new work: it is re-costed, re-scheduled and confirmed in writing before a new sample is made, rather than absorbed into the original development.
