Material engineering
An approved yarn blend, hand feel, elasticity, fabric weight, recovery behaviour, and material-layer specification.
Technology & Innovation
Product development that combines materials, fit, and manufacturability.
You receive defined materials, construction, sizing logic, sample evidence, and a production-ready specification for your product idea.
Technical deliverables
Product innovation you can specify and approve
You receive a manufacturable product definition that converts the idea into materials, measurements, construction, production parameters, comfort, performance level, and visible finish.
The approved technical solution includes product-specific cup and strap solutions, knit or panel zones, waistband and torso construction, closures, finishes, brand details, defined measurement points, and sample evidence.
- 7–10
- Days for sampling, typically
- 24
- Base models in the current online portfolio
- 4
- Product lines with different product logics
- OEM/ODM
- Development based on a tech pack or product base
Technology areas
Technical building blocks for different shapewear categories
Every model receives a technology specification matched to its product role, target group, material, and manufacturing route.
Fit & grading
A product-specific measurement chart, target measurements, size range, grading, and measurement points.
Seamless & knit zones
Defined knit density, integrated zones, waistband stability, and transitions for suitable seamless products.
Panel & layered construction
Approved material layers and panel layouts for differentiated performance and construction areas.
Closures & openings
Product-specific hooks, zippers, strap adjustments, crotch openings, and edge finishes matched to fit and use.
Branding & target market
Market-ready logos, labels, care labelling, packaging, and substantiated material or functional claims.
Sample deliverables
A controlled package through reference approval
You receive a versioned sample record, clear review result, and approved technical basis for production.
Requirements
A defined target market, target group, product role, price level, size range, and performance level.
Technical analysis
A reviewed tech pack, reference product, or base model with documented risks, material requirements, and construction parameters.
Material & construction
An approved first-sample specification for material quality, zones, layers, closures, and components.
Prototype
A first sample with recorded measurements, workmanship, functionality, and visible finish.
Revision cycle
A prioritised, versioned change record reflected in the next sample stage.
Reference approval
An approved sample and product specification for production, testing, and reordering.
Inspection & documentation
Product-specific test and measurement evidence
You receive test and measurement evidence matched to the material, construction, target market, and agreed product requirements.
Measurement check
A verified record of measurement points, size grading, and tolerances against the sample and specification.
Elasticity & recovery
Agreed-method results for project-specific material properties and stretch recovery.
Construction review
A documented feasibility and visible-quality result for zones, panels, seams, closures, and transitions.
Washability & suitability for use
A defined test scope, acceptance criteria, and recorded result when the project requires it.
Size validation
Verified coverage and sizing logic on the reference sample and any agreed additional sizes.
Documentation
A traceable project baseline covering approvals, changes, and production-relevant features.
Sample production
The first sample presents the specified material, seam construction, and structural details.
Component inspection
Pattern pieces, material, and visible finish come with a recorded inspection result.
Material cutting
The approved material lay and cutting contour support repeatable sample production.
Realistic Innovation
Substantiate technical claims for the specific product
You receive product-specific technical specifications, test scopes, and performance claims supported by traceable material or product records.
Approved communication matches the finished product, available test data, and target market, with clear wording for construction, fit, material behaviour, and documented specifications.
Special materials or documented performance values come with a defined test scope and acceptance criteria.
Before submitting a project inquiry
Frequently Asked Questions
What do we receive from an existing tech pack?
You receive a manufacturability result, confirmed specifications, open sample items, and a defined first-sample scope covering the tech pack, measurements, materials, and reference images.
Is seamless suitable for every product?
No. Seamless knit constructions are suitable for certain product shapes and zone layouts. Other models require cut panels, seams, bonding, or multilayer constructions.
How is the compression or performance level defined?
It is described on a project-specific basis through material, elasticity, layers, zones, cut, and fit, and assessed on the sample. A universal level rating without a defined test method is not sufficient.
Which tests are conducted before production?
You receive a product-specific test package covering measurements, material behaviour, workmanship, and any agreed washing, strength, or use tests.
Can material or functional claims be used in the UK?
Only if they match the actual material and available evidence. Final legal approval of claims rests with the party responsible for placing the product on the UK market.
Project proposal
Receive a Technical Feasibility Result for Your Product Idea
Send the tech pack, reference images, target market, size range, and desired product performance. You will receive a feasibility result, open-item list, and first-sample scope.