Four Fashion Tech Packs Needed
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m ready to move my next mini-collection into sampling and need four complete tech packs: one for the shirt, one for the matching skirt, and one each for two different dresses. For every garment I already have rough sketches, photos, and design notes; what’s missing are the professional, factory-ready documents that spell everything out clearly.
Each tech pack must capture three core areas I’ve marked as essential—fabric type, precise measurements graded across my size range, and step-by-step sewing/construction instructions. Illustrator-based flats, a detailed spec sheet, bill of materials, stitch/trim call-outs and clear construction diagrams should all be incorporated so the manufacturer can quote and sew without follow-up questions.
Deliverables
• Tech Pack 1 – Shirt
• Tech Pack 2 – Skirt
• Tech Pack 3 – Dress A
• Tech Pack 4 – Dress B
Acceptance will be based on:
• Consistent formatting across all four files (AI or layered PDF)
• Measurement tables that sum correctly and match the sketches
• Fabric and notion details listed with supplier codes where possible
• Construction steps written in a logical, production-ready order
With those in place I can hand the files straight to my factory and step into sampling confidently.
Each tech pack must capture three core areas I’ve marked as essential—fabric type, precise measurements graded across my size range, and step-by-step sewing/construction instructions. Illustrator-based flats, a detailed spec sheet, bill of materials, stitch/trim call-outs and clear construction diagrams should all be incorporated so the manufacturer can quote and sew without follow-up questions.
Deliverables
• Tech Pack 1 – Shirt
• Tech Pack 2 – Skirt
• Tech Pack 3 – Dress A
• Tech Pack 4 – Dress B
Acceptance will be based on:
• Consistent formatting across all four files (AI or layered PDF)
• Measurement tables that sum correctly and match the sketches
• Fabric and notion details listed with supplier codes where possible
• Construction steps written in a logical, production-ready order
With those in place I can hand the files straight to my factory and step into sampling confidently.