Supportive Women’s Pajama Design
Budget: $250 – $750 AUD
I’m developing a line of high supportive women’s PJs that feel as relaxed as casual loungewear yet discreetly hold and shape the bust for all-night comfort. Think inbuilt bra/ sports bra. I already have mood-board references and target customer insights; what I’m missing is a production-ready design package that a factory can follow without guesswork.
Here’s what I need from you:
• 2–3 style concepts showing neckline, sleeve, and leg variations, each with fabric and trim suggestions that balance softness and light support (think bamboo, modal, or cotton-spandex blends).
• Flat sketches and at least one full-color rendering per chosen concept, created in Adobe Illustrator or similar.
• A detailed tech pack covering graded measurements (sizes XS–XL), construction notes, fabric weight, elastics placement, and seam finishes.
• Pattern files or a 3D mock-up (CLO, Browzwear, or comparable) so my manufacturer can sample with confidence.
Comfort, washability, and a flattering silhouette are key acceptance criteria. If you’ve designed sleepwear, maternity wear, or sports bras, your experience will translate perfectly, but I’m open to fresh perspectives as long as you can demonstrate how the support feature will work in real life.
Once I approve the final concept and tech pack, the project is complete and ready for hand-off to production. I’m looking forward to seeing how you merge cozy pajama vibes with subtle, engineered support.
Here’s what I need from you:
• 2–3 style concepts showing neckline, sleeve, and leg variations, each with fabric and trim suggestions that balance softness and light support (think bamboo, modal, or cotton-spandex blends).
• Flat sketches and at least one full-color rendering per chosen concept, created in Adobe Illustrator or similar.
• A detailed tech pack covering graded measurements (sizes XS–XL), construction notes, fabric weight, elastics placement, and seam finishes.
• Pattern files or a 3D mock-up (CLO, Browzwear, or comparable) so my manufacturer can sample with confidence.
Comfort, washability, and a flattering silhouette are key acceptance criteria. If you’ve designed sleepwear, maternity wear, or sports bras, your experience will translate perfectly, but I’m open to fresh perspectives as long as you can demonstrate how the support feature will work in real life.
Once I approve the final concept and tech pack, the project is complete and ready for hand-off to production. I’m looking forward to seeing how you merge cozy pajama vibes with subtle, engineered support.