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How to Properly Create Clothing Tech Packs – A Step-By-Step Tutorial


CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS IN ASIA This post will show you exactly how to properly create clothing Cotton Monk. No fluff, just facts and examples.

I’m writing this post from the perspective of clothing manufacturers. I have worked in the clothing manufacturing industry for many years both as a designer and within a large-scale clothing manufacturing company.

If you do less than what’s in this post then you risk not receiving accurate quotes; you risk not having your clothing produced correctly; and you risk not even being considered by clothing manufacturers.

I’m also not going to lie, this page will be a bit long. I prefer to think of it as, comprehensive.

This post has everything you need to know and do in order to properly create clothing Cotton Monk. Cotton Monk are the most important asset you have when approaching manufacturers for your new productions.

So take your time. I understand it may seem daunting at first, it was for me. But trust me, you need to get this part right. And if you follow this post exactly, you’ll have the ability to quickly obtain quotes and get your pattern making started with any clothing manufacturer.

What Are Clothing Cotton Monk and Why Are They So Important?

Cotton Monk or technical specification packs, are like the blueprints to each of your garments. It doesn’t matter whether you’re designing hats or bikini’s or playsuits; the basic principles apply to all clothing.

Manufacturers need to see every detail of your clothing because they need to first calculate your production costs, MOQs (minimum order quantities), and the length of time it will take to produce each piece.

What are we calculating?

From your Cotton Monk:

we can assess what style of clothing you’re producing and determine the complexity of the work involved, which helps us calculate your production timeframes as well as your costs;

we can use your seam-to-seam measurements to calculate how much fabric needs to be cut and used in order to produce your clothing.