FACTORY

INSIDE THE MAKING.

Explore the materials, workstations and hands-on processes behind our garments.

02 · PROCESS IN MOTION

See the work at the workstation.

Each view shows an actual production action. Product performance and finished specifications are confirmed separately for the selected garment.

01 / 03Garment flow at the workstation

Garment flow at the workstation

Cut pieces and garments are organised around active workstations as production progresses.

Buyer focus: Keep the approved product, size mix and version clear between operations.
Next handoff: Move each completed operation to the next recorded construction stage.

Hands-on seam construction

A close view of the needle area shows how an operator guides the garment through a seam.

Buyer focus: Review seam position and construction against the approved sample.
Next handoff: Carry confirmed construction points into the in-process review.

Binding and edge construction

The operator handles the edge and adjoining components of a fluorescent garment at the workstation.

Buyer focus: Confirm binding, edge finish and nearby components on the physical sample.
Next handoff: Compare the finished area with the written product specification.

Garment flow at the workstation

Cut pieces and garments are organised around active workstations as production progresses.

Buyer focus: Keep the approved product, size mix and version clear between operations.
Next handoff: Move each completed operation to the next recorded construction stage.

Hands-on seam construction

A close view of the needle area shows how an operator guides the garment through a seam.

Buyer focus: Review seam position and construction against the approved sample.
Next handoff: Carry confirmed construction points into the in-process review.

Binding and edge construction

The operator handles the edge and adjoining components of a fluorescent garment at the workstation.

Buyer focus: Confirm binding, edge finish and nearby components on the physical sample.
Next handoff: Compare the finished area with the written product specification.

03 · MATERIALS BEFORE MAKING

Start the specification with what the garment is made from.

Material, colour and trim discussions begin before construction. Composition, performance and applicable documentation are confirmed from product information—not assumed from appearance.

Fluorescent fabric rolls stored before garment production — **Fabric selection**
Review colour, weight, finish and intended use.

Reflective material rolls prepared for product development — **Reflective trims**
Discuss the material direction, width and garment layout.

Bundled garment trims in different colours — **Finishing details**
Coordinate binding, colour and supporting trims.

Paper garment pattern on a worktable with operators working behind it

04 · PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

FROM PATTERN TO GARMENT.

Pattern, structure and sample requirements connect the buyer’s brief to a garment that can be reviewed. Fit, construction and revision points still need to be confirmed for the selected style.

Review the sample process

05 · HANDS-ON CONSTRUCTION

THE HANDS BEHIND THE WORK.

A closer look at the hands-on work involved in garment construction.

Garment worker guiding material through an industrial sewing machine

06 · CONSTRUCTION UP CLOSE

Details remain connected to the approved garment.

Reflective vest showing tape placement, pockets, binding and closures

01Reflective tape placement
Review the tape route against the product structure and intended specification.
02Pocket construction
Confirm storage, access and reinforcement around the wearer’s tasks.
03Binding and closures
Check edges, fastening and hardware on the physical product and sample.

Finished fluorescent yellow reflective vest held for garment review — **Finished-garment reference**
Review visible construction on the physical garment; performance and document scope are confirmed separately.

Fluorescent garments moving between work areas on a production floor

07 · GARMENT FLOW

THROUGH THE PRODUCTION FLOOR.

Garments move between work areas as construction progresses. The production route for an order is reviewed against its product, materials and agreed checkpoints.

08 · FINISHING

GARMENT FINISHING.

Finished garments are handled and organised before the packing requirements are completed. Final checks and any required inspection scope depend on the approved order specification.