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3 reasons established brands often choose freelancers for development…

↦ Flexibility
Freelancers are often used to working for multiple clients, on various projects, at the same time.
Don’t get me wrong - I think longer-term contracts

☝️ One quick tip for start-up brands… You already know to get your Tech Packs sorted before approaching factories. But did you know the first step to a successful Tech Pack, is a clear design?

If you don’t have experience in the fashion

Recently I’ve started working with a new sportswear factory. They are an example of how garment manufacture can be brought into the 21st century. Among other technologies, they offer:

↳ On Demand Manufacture

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Garment Technician: "Responsible for the development and production of clothes. They provide Designers and Buyers with technical support."

This includes all elements from design to delivery:
↳ DESIGN REVIEWS

↳ MATERIAL SELECTIONS

↳ TRIM

📖 Share your story! I specialise in technical development, and you can tell why from my story:

1st class degree in Retail Buying at DeMontfort University
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9 months internship in The Netherlands at O’Neill

I love a good detail - especially in fluro pink!

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✨ Digital Fashion ✨ As a concept, I'm sold. But is it feasible for start-ups and small business?

By developing in-house with a 3D designer, the idea is that you can patterns to a 'finished' point before spending the time and money on

2025 aspirations - these aren't my business goals, or personal resolutions, just some small things I want to do this year. No. 4 is my personal fave...

✨ Open parcels and hang garments as soon as they arrive. New samples are exciting

Thinking of starting or expanding your clothing business in 2025? Here are 3 tips to think about this side of the New Year...

1. Bigger isn't always better. 90% of clients I work with end up reducing ranges and style counts before launch. Focus in