Pattern and fit
Confirm measurements, size requirements and the intended garment construction.
JYTK APPAREL
Apparel Design & Sampling
Develop a reference or product direction into a physical sample that can guide manufacturing.
Resolve the garment before committing to bulk
Share style references, target market, budget and planned quantities. We connect material selection, pattern development and workmanship to the sample review.
Agree the development deliverables
Fabric and decoration
Review fabric, colour, artwork and workmanship samples.
Revision scope
Standard adjustments and major changes are treated separately. Deep original development is quoted and scheduled for the project.
SAMPLE REVIEW
Use the sample to resolve the decisions that matter
The first sample is a decision point, not an automatic production approval.
Fit and measurements
Confirm the intended construction, size requirements and measurement points.
Material and workmanship
Review fabric, colour, artwork and decoration against the target result.
Revision scope
Minor adjustments can remain within normal development; major structural or material changes may become a new development.
FROM REFERENCE TO PRODUCTION
How a direction becomes a producible garment
Each step ends in something the next one can be built on.
Share the direction
References, target market, target price, estimated quantity and timing.
Agree the material and construction basis
Fabric, trims, fit and workmanship reviewed against the intended price.
Develop the pattern and the sample
Pattern making, the size set and the first physical sample.
Confirm the version
One revision within the agreed scope, then the approved sample and written specification.
WHAT SHORTENS DEVELOPMENT
The inputs that reduce rework
A development round moves faster when these are settled early.
A reference you can describe
A sample, a photograph, a competitor style or a clear description of the direction.
Your size range
The size set and grading you sell, or the market you are designing for.
Your price position
A target price makes the trade-offs between fabric, workmanship and construction concrete.
Market requirements
Labelling, testing and destination requirements that affect the specification.