Apparel Tech Pack Development for Brands
Turn your apparel sketch, reference or draft tech pack into a production brief for sampling, costing and private-label manufacturing.
Can IRHA develop a tech pack from my sketch?
Yes. Start with a sketch, reference garment, photographs or an existing specification. Tell us who will wear the garment, how it should fit, which details are essential and what you want to change. IRHA APPARELS in Sialkot, Pakistan reviews these inputs to agree the scope of design development, technical documentation and sampling for your garment.
What goes into a production tech pack?
Define the style reference and revision, front and back details, finished-garment measurements, measuring points and tolerances. Specify material composition, fabric construction and weight where relevant, and identify trims, seams and functional details. Include branding files, artwork dimensions, label locations and the intended packing. The completed scope depends on the garment and which development work the buyer commissions.
Brief the style by its actual construction
For a heavyweight hoodie, show the intended fit, hood, cuff and waistband construction, rib and artwork positions. For a football kit, define the jersey and shorts, crest and sponsor placement and whether the roster is supplied separately. For a Dirndl, confirm the bodice, skirt length, closure, apron and any trims. These details help the manufacturer assess material, labour and sampling before quoting.
Separate confirmed specifications from options
Give each item a status such as approved, proposed or to be sampled. Use a numbered measurement diagram and record colour references and artwork revisions. If you are comparing two fabric weights or a print and embroidery option, keep both scenarios visible in the brief and ask which details affect sampling, cost or minimum quantities.
Use the sample to confirm the production version
Inspect the sample against the measurements, fit, material, construction and branding. Send corrections in one marked-up revision with the garment reference and photo evidence where useful. Agree the approval point before bulk and carry the approved pack, artwork and packing instructions into repeat orders.
Read the buyer tech pack checklistRequest an apparel development review
Share your reference files, target quantity, size range, intended fabric, branding and delivery country. State whether you want help completing a brief, developing a sample or preparing for bulk production. The team can confirm deliverables, sample scope, timing and commercial terms once it has reviewed the requirement.
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