Modern Neckline Vector Designs

I have a catalogue of necklines already sketched in a basic digital format for our custom-tailoring app. What I now need is a skilled vector illustrator who can convert and refine those sketches into crisp, scalable artwork suitable for apparel mock-ups.

Scope
• Style: keep every neckline distinctly modern—clean lines, contemporary proportions, no ornate flourishes.
• Motif: work geometric accents into the shapes where it enhances the design; think subtle angles, repeats, or negative-space cut-outs rather than floral or abstract cues.
• Use case: the final files will drop straight into clothing mock-ups in Adobe Illustrator and occasionally into our Figma UI, so they must hold up at any zoom level.

Deliverables
1. 20 finished neck designs supplied in AI and SVG (layered, editable, CMYK).
2. A single PDF sheet showing all designs on a neutral torso template for quick reference.
3. Simple naming convention (e.g., “GeoV-Boat-01”) and organised layers for stitching guides, fill, and cut line.

Acceptance criteria
– Lines remain perfectly closed; no stray anchor points.
– Consistent stroke weight converted to outlines.
– Paths formatted so that laser-cut or embroidery modules recognise them without extra cleanup.

If this sounds like your wheelhouse, share one or two relevant samples—especially anything involving garment vectors or geometric styling—and your estimated turnaround for the full set so we can lock in timelines right away.