From Product Idea toProduction-Ready Apparel.

Start with the strongest information you have: an idea, reference images, a physical sample, sketches or a tech pack. Product category, target market, intended use and expected quantity help define the first review.

Yes. Available references can be reviewed and the missing measurements, materials, construction, branding and packaging decisions can be identified before sampling.

Yes. References can clarify visual direction, while a physical garment can support reviews of fit, construction, material behavior and details. Any requested changes should be documented before development starts.

A controlled tech pack normally covers technical flats, points of measure, tolerances, a bill of materials, construction details, artwork, labels, packaging and the latest approved revision.

Patterns are developed or refined against the chosen fabric, fit target, movement needs and size range. Sample measurements and fit comments are then translated into controlled pattern and specification updates.

The number depends on product complexity, material availability and the clarity of the starting information. Each round should resolve specific, recorded points rather than repeat open decisions.

A development sample is used to resolve design, pattern, fit, material and construction. A pre-production sample confirms the approved bulk direction after key details are locked.

Custom grading can be discussed from an approved base size, target-market fit direction and required size range. The grading rule should be reviewed before it becomes a production reference.

Material routes can be reviewed by composition, weight, stretch, recovery, handfeel, finish, availability and functional requirement before sample approval.

Yes. SunSync supports selected light outdoor, yoga and activewear, and swimwear programs, with category-specific review of fabrics, fit, construction and approval points.