FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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we create.
Are the prices fixed?
Prices are indicative USD ranges. Style complexity, number of styles, starting materials and review needs determine your written quote. Taxes and third-party costs, where applicable, are identified separately.
When do I pay?
Send an inquiry first. After scope, quote and terms are approved in writing, a separate invoice requests a 50% deposit. The remaining 50% is due before agreed final files are released. This website does not collect payments.
Are turnaround times guaranteed?
No. All timeframes are indicative, starting after the agreed deposit and complete brief are received. Complexity, feedback, supplier availability and sample shipping can change the schedule. Your quote will include an estimated timeline.
What counts as a revision?
One round is one consolidated set of feedback within the approved brief. A new style, major silhouette change or additional sample round may require a change quote. Brand Launch revision allowances are specified in its quote.
Can you make patterns or manufacture my collection?
Pattern coordination is included in Production Ready; pattern making itself is not included by default. Sourcing and planning support do not constitute a factory order or a guarantee of supplier availability, quality or minimum order quantities.
What should I send?
Share sketches or reference images you have permission to use, intended customer, garment category, style count, target budget and desired launch window. PDF, PNG and JPG files are accepted, up to 5 files and 10 MB total.
Is the portfolio real client work?
The studies shown here are illustrative studio concepts, not client commissions. They demonstrate the type of thinking and documentation a project may involve; they do not claim measured commercial results.
Will you sign an NDA?
You can request an NDA in your brief. Wait for a signed agreement before sending confidential designs or trade secrets.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Bring the idea.
Let’s define the details.
A clear brief is the beginning. A finished design is not a prerequisite.