02Jersey & premium streetwear

Simple to wear is not simple to build.

Weight, hand, recovery, collar, rib, seams and stability define perceived quality before any branding does.

Assess this capability Check an indicative base Product Studio

Workshop production — Illustrative · Pexels

Scope we assess

T-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, joggers
Heavyweight and fleece constructions
Garment dye, print and embroidery
Editions and capsule runs

Useful to bring

Target GSM and composition
Fit reference
Collar and rib reference
Graphics files if printed or embroidered

Decisions that matter

Collar recovery and rib ratio
Seam type for weight and drape
Print/embroidery method tested on the real fabric

Risks we check

Torque (twisting) after washing
Collar distortion over time
Print cracking on heavy garment-dyed pieces

Scope describes what we can assess. Workshop capacity and timing are confirmed per project.

Related services

S.07In definition

Development Atelier

From creative language to a construction that can be tested.

Pattern making, prototyping, fitting and revision turn intention into a readable sample. Every step closes a decision and prepares the next.

Choose it when: The route is clear and the idea is ready to become a sample.
What you receive: Pattern version · Sample · Fit comments · Decision log
Where it stops: Iterations, materials and complexity depend on the project.

Start development Leads to S.09 · Approved Standard Protocol

S.09In definition

Approved Standard Protocol

Approval stops being a memory and becomes a controllable standard.

Sealed sample, tolerances, BOM, recipes, workmanship and checkpoints connected in one approved pack. Production starts from a version, not from interpretation.

Choose it when: A sample is approved and must become repeatable.
What you receive: Approved Standard Pack · Change-control rule
Where it stops: Contents and responsibilities depend on the project agreement.

Build the approved standard Leads to S.10 · Production Direction & QC

S.10In definition

Production Direction & QC

Production follows decisions, checkpoints and visible deviations.

Industrialisation, progress and quality control are measured against the approved standard. Deviations are not hidden: they are recorded, assessed and resolved by a defined owner.

Choose it when: You are moving into bulk quantities.
What you receive: Production Control Record · Inspection reports
Where it stops: No zero-defect promise; sampling criteria and responsibilities agreed per order.

Assess the production route Leads to S.11 · Continuity Vault