Modern Canvas Chore Jacket Design with Contrast Stitching
Budget: $10 – $30 AUD
I want to develop a contemporary chore jacket that reads instantly as a fashion piece rather than pure utility. The jacket will be cut from sturdy yet refined canvas to give it structure, and the visual punch will come from bold contrast stitching that frames the seams and pocket edges.
Here’s what I have in mind:
- A relaxed-but-tailored silhouette with enough room for layering.
- Functional patch pockets that feel true to classic workwear roots.
- A crisp collar that can sit flat or stand up.
Colour palette is still open, so feel free to suggest canvas weights, washes, or dye treatments that will let the stitching pop without overpowering the garment. I need a complete design package that guides production from first sketch to sample.
Deliverables:
1. Mood board capturing silhouette, colour options, and stitching inspiration.
2. Front, back, and detail sketches (hand or digital) with stitch line call-outs.
3. Tech pack with measurements, fabric spec, thread details, and trim notes.
4. Optional: 3D mock-up or flat lay render to help visualise proportions.
If you’ve created fashion-forward workwear before—especially jackets in canvas—please share relevant examples so I can see how you handle structure and seam detailing. I’ll review the initial concept quickly and provide rapid feedback so we can refine the piece together.
Here’s what I have in mind:
- A relaxed-but-tailored silhouette with enough room for layering.
- Functional patch pockets that feel true to classic workwear roots.
- A crisp collar that can sit flat or stand up.
Colour palette is still open, so feel free to suggest canvas weights, washes, or dye treatments that will let the stitching pop without overpowering the garment. I need a complete design package that guides production from first sketch to sample.
Deliverables:
1. Mood board capturing silhouette, colour options, and stitching inspiration.
2. Front, back, and detail sketches (hand or digital) with stitch line call-outs.
3. Tech pack with measurements, fabric spec, thread details, and trim notes.
4. Optional: 3D mock-up or flat lay render to help visualise proportions.
If you’ve created fashion-forward workwear before—especially jackets in canvas—please share relevant examples so I can see how you handle structure and seam detailing. I’ll review the initial concept quickly and provide rapid feedback so we can refine the piece together.