Every part of product development, in one set of data.

Every style in the season, with its colorways, where it stands and its newest tech pack.

  • Seasons, with their styles and dates
  • Milestones, and the styles running late
  • Colorways by Pantone reference
  • Carryover by cloning last season’s style
  • Dropped styles keep why they were dropped
  • Search by number, name, season or category

Flats, callouts, the BOM and the graded spec, issued as numbered revisions your factories build from.

  • Flats from Illustrator, as SVG, or traced from a sketch
  • Numbered callouts for the factory, apart from your team’s comments
  • Sketches, photos, PDFs, voice memos and video
  • Each revision prints what changed since the last
  • Sent to the factory as a PDF
  • Finalize a style to lock it

Fabrics, trims, labels and packaging in one library. Every BOM is built from it.

  • Attributes you define for each type of material
  • Internal prices only Costing and Sourcing see
  • Discontinue a material and name its replacement
  • Every style that uses a material
  • Nominated suppliers, with their references
  • Numbered markers on the flats

Points of measure, size systems and spec templates, kept once in a grading library.

  • Tolerances, diagrams and how to measure
  • Critical points of fit
  • Inches or centimetres, and size systems you define
  • Spec templates by garment
  • A spec refreshes from the library only when you choose
  • A spec for each size range a style comes in

Proto, fit, SMS, PP and top-of-production samples, measured against the spec, by vendor.

  • Release a round to the vendor with its tech pack
  • Paste the vendor’s measurements, and see what’s out of tolerance
  • Mistyped values flagged
  • Fit comments, photos and try-on video
  • Lab dips and strike-offs, in shades A, B and C
  • Approve, request a revision, or reassign the vendor

Cost sheets that read the BOM at your internal prices, with each vendor’s quote.

  • A swapped button changes the cost
  • Quotes from each vendor, side by side
  • CMT, freight, duty and landed cost
  • Margin against the target you set
  • Seen only by the costing team

Design, technical design, sourcing and the sample room work on the same styles.

  • Comments on a flat, a photo or a moment of video
  • Roles: style leads finalize, Sourcing sets prices
  • Every change kept, with who made it
  • Shared only inside your company
  • A desktop app for Mac, Windows and Linux
  • Opens at once: each laptop keeps what its person may see

Hand your agent a photo, and it drafts the style. Nothing changes for your team until you review it.

  • Flats, callouts, BOM and a graded spec, from a photo
  • One change across every style
  • Your spreadsheets, brought in for you to review
  • Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Copilot, on your own plan
  • It can do what you can, and nothing else
  • Every app works without it