Styles
Seasons, styles and colorways, with their files, BOMs, specs and tech packs.
Materials
The library of fabrics, trims, labels and packaging every BOM is built from.
Grading Library
Points of measure, size systems, grade rules and spec templates, kept once for the whole line.
Samples
Sample rounds by vendor, measured against the spec, with fit comments and cost sheets.
Vendors
The factories and mills you work with, and the people there who get your tech packs.
An app of your own
Need what no template has? Your agent builds it, reading the other apps’ data.
Styles
Seasons, styles and colorways, with their files, BOMs, specs and tech packs.
What it keeps
- Seasons
- Styles and colorways
- Sketches, flats, photos, PDFs and video
- BOMs
- Specs
- Tech pack revisions
For
- Design
- Product development
- Technical design
What your team does in it
- Plan a season’s line, style by style
- Pin factory callouts and internal comments on flats and photos
- Build the BOM from Materials, with colors by colorway
- Grade the spec from a Grading Library template
- Issue tech packs as numbered PDF revisions
- Finalize a style to lock it
What brands ask their agent to change
- “Add a retail price band your merchandisers set”
- “Require a fit approval before a style can be finalized”
- “Print your own cover page on every tech pack”
Materials
The library of fabrics, trims, labels and packaging every BOM is built from.
What it keeps
- Categories and types
- Materials with swatches
- Attributes by type
- Internal prices
For
- Product development
- Sourcing
What your team does in it
- Define each type’s attributes: weight, width, content, weave
- Keep internal prices only Costing and Sourcing see
- Discontinue a material and name its replacement
- See every style that uses a material
What brands ask their agent to change
- “Add a certification field, like GOTS or OEKO-TEX”
- “Track minimums and lead times by mill”
- “Flag materials without a sustainability score”
Grading Library
Points of measure, size systems, grade rules and spec templates, kept once for the whole line.
What it keeps
- Size systems
- Points of measure
- Grade rules
- Templates
For
- Technical design
What your team does in it
- Keep each point of measure with its tolerance, diagram and how to measure it
- Mark the points that are critical to fit
- Grade each point once for each size system
- Build templates by garment: woven shirts, tees, dresses, five-pockets
- See which styles use each point, and refuse deleting one in use
What brands ask their agent to change
- “Add your own size system for a new market”
- “Import points of measure from a supplier’s spreadsheet”
- “Require a diagram on every critical point”
Samples
Sample rounds by vendor, measured against the spec, with fit comments and cost sheets.
What it keeps
- Sample rounds
- Measurements
- Fit comments and video
- Lab dips and strike-offs
- Cost sheets
For
- Sample room
- Technical design
- Sourcing
What your team does in it
- Release a round to the vendor with its tech pack
- Record the vendor’s measurements, and see what’s out of tolerance
- Comment on fit, with photos and try-on video
- Approve, request a revision or cancel
- Keep cost sheets only the costing team sees
What brands ask their agent to change
- “Add a wash test to every PP sample”
- “Send the sample report in your factory’s format”
- “Track courier numbers for each round”
Vendors
The factories and mills you work with, and the people there who get your tech packs.
What it keeps
- Vendors
- Contacts
For
- Sourcing
What your team does in it
- Keep each vendor’s profile: code, country, notes
- Keep the contacts who get tech packs and sample reports
- Show contacts only to the people who need them
What brands ask their agent to change
- “Add audit dates and certificates for each factory”
- “Track capacity by month”
- “Score vendors after each season”