Misconceptions about clothing manufacturers can be common among new designers. Being aware of these misconceptions can help you catch potential production errors before they happen.

Wider size ranges can bring a more inclusive and diverse aspect to fashion, but there are a few things to consider for first time designers.

It seems intuitive if your style fits more people then more people are able to buy it, but in reality, gender neutral sizing has some limitations to be considered first.

As a new designer with an idea for a sewn product, preparing your design for manufacture can be complicated, expensive, and loaded with pitfalls. Here are the steps and tips for navigating your way to a successful product launch.

A tech pack is an essential step in bringing your sewn product to market. You may choose to create one yourself with templates or get a professional to create one for you, or something in between. Here’s what you need to know and how to choose the right option for you.

Understand the differences between the two major types of clothing manufactures, what they can and cannot do and why a tech pack is important to have for both.

Repeated sampling to get your sewn product idea just right before you commit to production can get expensive and postpone your launch. Having a professional and thorough tech pack will save you time and money in the long run, but if that doesn’t convince you, we give you ten more reasons.

Learn what a concept board is, how to create one and why you need one before experts can help develop your sewn product idea.