Let's Design Your Next Collection Together

You can upload a moodboard, rough sketch, tech pack, product reference photos, logo artwork, existing sample photos or a short collection brief. More complete information helps the design team review faster.

A complete Contact brief should show the commercial as well as technical scope: estimated order volume, size and color breakdown, target market, launch date, delivery destination and approval contact. Clearly label unknown details. The first response can then focus on feasibility, sampling needs, quotation inputs and the decisions required before production.

Yes. A tech pack is helpful, but early-stage brands can also send moodboards, sketches, references and target customer information.

The practical goal is to turn visual references into measurable production instructions. For Contact, mark which details are confirmed and which still need development, especially fit, fabric, stitch construction, color standard, decoration, labels and packaging. A dated approval record reduces conflicting comments and gives sampling, costing and QC the same source of truth.

When the project brief is clear enough for review, our team aims to reply with next-step questions or mockup direction within 72 hours. Complex or missing information may require clarification first.

The most useful next step for Contact is a documented review of what is approved, what is still optional and what evidence is missing. Combine the technical brief with commercial requirements such as quantity, price direction, destination and launch timing, then use the same record for quotation, sampling, production and quality checks.

Yes. If the project includes confidential designs, logo files, tech packs or unreleased collection plans, request NDA discussion before sharing sensitive files.

A complete Contact brief should show the commercial as well as technical scope: estimated order volume, size and color breakdown, target market, launch date, delivery destination and approval contact. Clearly label unknown details. The first response can then focus on feasibility, sampling needs, quotation inputs and the decisions required before production.

You can submit activewear, streetwear, gym wear, T-shirts, tank tops, stringers, training shorts, joggers, oversized tees, sweatpants, cargo joggers and private label apparel projects.

For a first Contact program, start with a controlled assortment and define the target customer, use case, core size range, color count, quantity by SKU, price direction and launch date. Prioritize fit and fabric decisions that can be reused across styles, then add decoration and packaging after the base product is technically workable.