You can start with a tech pack, sketches, reference images, an existing sample or an initial product idea. Information about the intended use, target market, desired fit, estimated quantity and key functional requirements helps clarify the project scope.
ODM apparel development involves working from a product concept, market brief or visual reference to define a garment design and production specification. Depending on the project, this may include material evaluation, pattern development, sampling and specification refinement.
OEM manufacturing generally starts with the buyer's design, tech pack or reference sample. The manufacturer produces garments according to the agreed specifications. ODM involves more support with product concept development and design. The scope of each project should be confirmed before work begins.
The current category structure includes workwear and uniforms, cycling apparel, sportswear and jerseys, and water sports apparel. Product availability and development scope should be confirmed for the specific category and project.
The Outdoor Bottoms collection focuses on outdoor and hiking pants, softshell pants and other relevant functional trousers, subject to the available product range. Ski pants and bib pants are organized under the Ski Wear collection for clearer product navigation.
The Outdoor Jackets collection includes softshell jackets, windbreakers, fleece jackets and lightweight or hybrid styles. The suitable category depends on your product concept, intended use and specifications.
A project can be reviewed using an existing tech pack, reference sample or other available design materials. The team can discuss which specifications are clear, which details need confirmation and what additional information may be required before sampling.
