Why tech packs matter
Without a tech pack, the factory has to guess, and guesses cause wrong samples, extra rounds and delays. A good tech pack answers every question before it is asked.
Template: what to include
1. Cover page
- Brand name, style name and style number
- Season or collection
- Date and version
2. Flat sketches
- Front and back technical drawings
- Close-ups of details: pockets, zips, cuffs, hood
3. Measurements (spec sheet)
| Point of measure | S | M | L | XL | Tolerance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chest width | ± 1 cm | ||||
| Body length | ± 1 cm | ||||
| Sleeve length | ± 1 cm |
Include how each point is measured.
4. Fabric and materials
- Fabric type, composition and weight (GSM)
- Colour references (Pantone or swatch)
- Rib and trim fabrics
5. Trims
- Zips, drawcords, eyelets, buttons, elastic
- Sizes and colours
6. Artwork
- Logo files and placement with exact measurements from seams
- Method: embroidery, screen print, sublimation
- Thread or ink colours
7. Labels and packaging
- Neck label, care label, size label
- Hang tags, polybags, folding
8. Construction notes
- Stitch types, seam finishes, special instructions
9. Size breakdown and quantity
- Quantity per size and colour
Tips
- Use photos of a reference garment you like.
- Mark everything that must not change.
- Keep one version number and update it with each change.
Send your tech pack or reference garment through our quote form. See private label manufacturing.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a designer to make a tech pack?
Not necessarily. Simple garments can be briefed with clear photos, a reference garment and measurements. Complex designs benefit from a designer.
Can you work without a tech pack?
Yes. Send a reference garment or detailed photos and measurements; we confirm details with you before sampling.