In order to ensure the quality of the manufacturing process and the product itself, it is necessary to determine the quality requirements and standards in advance, as well as the requirements for smooth technological processing, up to the finished product.
We determine the following contents of design development:
- model sketch
- model description
- list of materials
- quality guidelines
- pattern construction
- pattern grading
- marker planning and making
- determining fabric consumption
- defining detailed cutting-data
We take care of all the design elements including colour, texture, space, lines, pattern, silhouette, shape, proportion, balance, emphasis or focal point, rhythm and harmony. Each of these contributes towards the visual perception of the garment. Line manipulation, for example, can create different visual and psychological effects in clothing.
Many creative design strategies can be applied to increase movement in clothing, such as overlapping segments or stacking segments of inflexible materials next to one another, isolating segments from one another and tethering them directly to the moving body part, or creating rigid joints that can roll, slide, rotate, or twist.
