Design Studiodesign
Reads a buyer's photo or tech pack into a parts map, construction callouts, a measurements-to-confirm checklist and a build sequence on your own stations. Your pattern room reviews it and finishes the patterns in your CAD.
- The design room & merchandising · The days of rebuilding a garment by hand become a review that starts from a draft.
One reviewed package instead of a photo, a folder of references and a spec rebuilt by hand.
- 1A buyer's photo or tech pack arrives on the enquiry, beside the quote.
- 2The engine maps it: parts, seams and stitching, hardware, the wash read. What it saw and what is standard for the garment class are labeled apart.
- 3Measurements arrive as a checklist to confirm, with typical ranges for the fit class. Nothing is measured off a photo, so nothing pretends to be.
- 4The build sequence lands on your own stations. A step your floor does not run is flagged, never invented.
- 5Your design team reviews section by section and approves. The approved package hands to the order with the spec attached.
- The human gateYour pattern room has the last word.The package is a head start. The patterns are made in your CAD, by your people.
The two-day rebuild becomes a same-morning review.
A denim factory told us design prep takes two to three days per enquiry: an image arrives, and designers rebuild it by hand before anything can move. The package does that first rebuild in minutes, so the room spends its time on judgment instead of transcription.
AI tech packs drafted from an image became a product category in 2026. Ours is different because it lives inside the same loop as the quote and the order, so nothing gets re-entered.