Clothing pattern maker · California, serving the US
The clothing pattern maker behind your next collection.
Pattern making, sample making, pattern adjustments, tech pack development, grading and marker making for womenswear and menswear. One style or a full collection, for fashion brands, independent designers, startups and individuals.
Who we make patterns for.
Established labels outsourcing technical work, designers launching a first line, startups preparing for a factory run, and individuals who want one garment made properly. Bring whatever you have, from a rough sketch or a favorite garment to a half-finished pattern, and we take it from there.
Clothing development services.
Pattern Making
Patterns drafted from your sketch, photos or a sample garment, to the sizes you choose, with two rounds of revisions included.
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Tech Pack Development
A complete spec document your factory can quote and sew from: flats, measurements, trims and stitching notes.
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Sample Making
A sewn sample of your design, so you can check fit, fabric and finish before going further.
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Pattern Adjustments
Need a pattern changed? We reshape it, take it in or let it out, make it longer or shorter, extract pieces from another pattern, or add pockets, collars and other details. Whatever it needs, we can help, even if someone else made it.
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Marker Making
Cutting layouts that fit your pattern pieces to the fabric width and show how much fabric each order needs.
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Pattern Grading
Your approved pattern graded up and down to every size on your size chart.
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Start anywhere in the process.
Some clients arrive with only an idea; others have a pattern that almost works. Book one service or several: a new pattern, a sample to test it, grading for your size run and markers for cutting.
Patterns from another pattern maker are welcome. We check them, fix what is off and add any pieces the design is missing.
From reference to real garment.
Every project ends with something you can sew, fit or hand to a factory.
Tell us what you want to make.
Share a sketch, photos or the pattern you already have, along with your sizes and deadline. You get a clear quote and a plan before any work begins.