Streetwear
Hoodies · tees · caps
Tech pack — fixed quote in 24 hours
The document that makes a factory quote you properly.
Factory-ready tech packs for apparel brands — every measurement, trim and stitch specified, in the language a Tiruppur merchandiser already reads. Send a sketch, a photo or a garment you own. We draw the rest.
Fixed quote in 24h
3–5 day delivery
PDF + editable source, yours
Style XXXXXX · Men’s polo
Example
Neck — how wide?
Shoulder — how far across?
Chest — how wide?
Sleeve — how long?
Body — how long?
Neck tapingSet on to the collar band, edge stitch CF to CF
PlacketEdge stitch all round, ¾″ box tack at the bottom
Armhole4T interior safety stitch
Sleeve hemSingle turn back, ¼″ DNTS
Bottom hemSide-seam slit, bartacked at the opening
Chest 1″ below armhole · M 22¼″
Front length · M 28½″
Across shoulder · M 18″
- Main fabric92% RPET poly / 8% span · SJ 170 GSM
- ThreadCoats Epic poly/poly
- Neck tape100% polyester
- Care labelSatin print, 4″ from hem
- PackPoly bag, warning printed
Technical flat — front, back and detail views, drawn to proportion.
Flats we have drawn
T-shirt
Polo
Camp Shirt
Sweatshirt
Pullover Hoodie
Zip Hoodie
Cropped Hoodie
Bomber
Varsity Jacket
Denim Jacket
Anorak
Parka
Puffer Jacket
Hooded Puffer
Utility Vest
Zip Vest
Tank Top
Joggers
Trousers
Cargo Pants
Jeans
Carpenter Jeans
Shorts
Bucket Hat
Tote Bag
Backpack
02 — How it works
Idea to factory-ready in four steps.
You sign off the flats before we build the rest, so the drawing is right before the numbers are written around it.
Day 0
Send your idea
A sketch, a photo, a reference link or a garment you already own. No clean drawing needed — that is our job.
Within 24h
Fixed quote
One number in writing, with a delivery date. No hourly billing, no scope creep later.
Day 1–4
We build the pack
Flats first — you sign off the drawing before we spend a day on specs, BOM and construction.
Day 3–5
Revise & hand over
Two revision rounds included, then the print PDF and the editable source — yours outright.
Buy this if
- You are sending a style to two or more factories and want quotes you can actually compare.
- Your last sample came back wrong and nobody can point to what it was measured against.
- You are ordering 100–1,000 pieces, where a factory gives you the least hand-holding.
- You want the option to move factories next season without redrawing everything.
Do not buy this if
- You are reordering an approved style from a factory that already holds your approved spec.
- You are buying ready stock or private-label blanks with only a logo change — you need a print spec, not a pack.
- The design is not settled. Sort the silhouette first; a pack drawn around a moving target gets redrawn.
- You want an hourly designer on call. We quote fixed, per pack, and that is the whole arrangement.
Inside the document
Every question a factory asks, answered on the page.
Page through a real one — a men's polo, exactly as it went to the factory.
01 / 06
Page one
Technical flats
Front, back and detail line drawings of your garment, drawn to proportion.
- Front, back and detail views
- Drawn to scale, seams marked
- The drawing they cut from
Scroll to turn the pages
02 / 06
Page two
Construction callouts
Seam class, stitch type, SPI, finish and tolerance, pinned to the exact spot.
- Seam class and stitch type
- SPI and finish, per seam
- The tolerance QC checks against
Scroll to turn the pages
03 / 06
Page three
Bill of materials
Every fabric and trim named, with composition, placement and supplier.
- Fabric composition and GSM
- Every trim, with its supplier
- A colour named against each
Scroll to turn the pages
04 / 06
Page four
Measurement spec
Full points of measure, graded across the size run, with tolerances.
- Every point of measure, graded
- A plus and minus tolerance
- Centimetres and inches together
Scroll to turn the pages
05 / 06
Page five
Colourways & artwork
Every colourway against a Pantone or fabric reference, with placement artwork.
- A Pantone TCX per colour
- Print and embroidery placement
- Artwork repeats, production-ready
Scroll to turn the pages
06 / 06
Page six
Labels & packaging
Care content, label placement, polybag and the carton dieline your packer folds from.
- Care content and wash symbols
- Brand and size label placement
- The carton dieline, dimensioned
Scroll to turn the pages
Coverage
Any garment. Any factory. Anywhere.
Activewear
Leggings · sets · stretch
Denim
Jeans · jackets · washes
Dresses & wovens
Drape-critical pieces
Outerwear
Bombers · coats · parkas
Swim & lingerie
Fit-sensitive builds
Kidswear
Compliance-aware specs
Accessories
Bags · scarves · soft goods
Written in international factory-standard terminology and supplied in centimetres and inches together — because the sampling room works in inches and the buyer asks in centimetres. Understood in India, China, Turkey, Portugal and Bangladesh, even where you and the factory share no language.
03 — Packages
Three ways to buy it. One fixed number, up front.
Quoted at a fixed price before any work starts — no hourly billing and no scope creep later. Pick the one that matches where your collection actually is.
Single style
One garment, one factory, first order
Fixed quotein 24 hours
- Technical flats — front, back, details
- Full graded POM with tolerances
- BOM, trims and construction callouts
- Up to 2 colourways, Pantone referenced
- 2 revision rounds · 3–5 days
Capsule
3–6 styles going out to quote together
Fixed quoteper-style rate falls with count
- Everything in Single style, per garment
- One grade rule applied across the capsule
- Shared trim card, so sourcing is one order
- Up to 4 colourways per style
- 1 print or graphic set up for production
- 2 rounds per style · 7–12 days
Season
A full line, with a brand-wide fit standard
Fixed quoteone number for the line
- Everything in Capsule, across the line
- Brand grade rules and a base block set
- Shared detail library reused season to season
- Full trim package — labels, tags, packaging
- Prints and embroidery, production-ready
- 2 rounds per style + a line-wide pass · 2–4 weeks
Questions founders ask first
Asked before every pack.
If you want accurate quotes and correct samples, yes. Most professional factories won't take an order seriously without one — and the ones that do will quote conservatively to cover the unknowns in your brief.
Yes — it is written in the terminology an Indian merchandiser uses daily: GSM and count for knits, points of measure with tolerances, stitch class and SPI per seam, Pantone TCX against every colourway. Measurements come in centimetres and inches together, because the sampling room works in inches and the buyer asks in centimetres.
They can try — but that hands them control of your measurements and finish, and leaves you with nothing in writing when the sample comes back wrong. Your tech pack is your spec on paper: it keeps every factory, every season, on the same page.
Completely normal — designs evolve through sampling. Two revision rounds are included with every pack; bigger changes after delivery get a fair fixed quote, never hourly billing.
Yes. A photo, a rough sketch, a Pinterest board, a WhatsApp voice note or a garment you already own is enough to start. We build the technical flats for you — that is part of the service, not an extra.
Yes — packs use international factory-standard terminology and format, understood in India, China, Turkey, Portugal, Bangladesh and beyond, even when you and the factory do not share a language.
Small runs need clearer specs, not vaguer ones — a factory gives a 100-piece order far less hand-holding than a 10,000-piece one, so the document has to answer their questions before they ask.
You do, fully — the print-ready PDF and the editable source file are handed over on delivery. Take them to any factory, any time, including one that undercuts the first.
Would you rather hire one person? Our team delivers tech packs end to end — or you can brief an approved Tech Pack specialist directly from our curated network.
Find a Tech Pack specialist
Get your quote
Your factory is waiting for a reason to say yes.
Send the sketch, the photo or the garment. One fixed number back within 24 hours.