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We specialize in technical outdoor apparel, and our experience extends across flame-resistant (FR) garments, scrubs and medical apparel, men's shirting, workwear, cotton basics and sweaters. We also develop accessories such as gloves, bags and hats, along with other consumer products and soft goods.

We partner with brands of every size, from founders developing a single product to established brands managing thousands of SKUs.

No. We take on full product lines, individual styles, or a specific portion of a single style.

Pricing depends on scope. Larger engagements, such as full product development or multi-month standards updates, are typically quoted per project. Individual styles and smaller requests may be billed hourly, and some projects combine both. We provide a quote after a free consultation.

Timelines depend on the scope, the complexity of the product and the materials you are starting with. Tech packs are usually the quickest deliverable, while sampling and full product development typically take several months. We outline an expected timeline during your free consultation.

Yes, we sign NDAs. Clients own all deliverables defined in the project quote.

We work primarily remotely and can be on-site when a project calls for it.

Results vary with garment complexity and design changes. When a tech pack is finalized and approved before sampling, it is common to eliminate one to two samples and reduce the need for size set samples used to check grading.

We work in CLO 3D, Browzwear, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign. We have extensive experience with Centric PLM, including setting up systems and libraries for clients, and also work in Backbone, Techpacker, FlexPLM and other PLM platforms.

Either. We usually work with a brand's existing factory, and we also have experience with factories, mills, logistics providers and trim and label suppliers in many countries when sourcing support is needed.

Our tech packs typically include a summary page, technical sketches, label placements, a bill of materials (BOM), a measurement sheet, a how-to-measure (HTM) sheet and comment pages.

Yes. Grading is a core part of our work, including updating grade rules to better fit a brand's target consumer and expanding size ranges to include extended and tall sizes.

Yes. We regularly work from tech packs at every stage of development and level of completeness.

We are a small team of experienced product developers. We combine current tools, including 3D and PLM systems, with established standards, and our fit and grading recommendations are supported by data.

We discuss your goals and current challenges, then outline recommended next steps, typically in a proposal. Helpful materials include a design brief for new styles, or grade rules and customer reviews if you are seeing size-related returns.

Yes. We have performed quality control and inspections where production issues arose, and we can review delivered product and recommend corrections.