Boxy or oversized
Set chest width, shoulder drop and body length separately. They do not need to grow by the same amount.
Pattern and fit development for your custom clothing order. Start with a tech pack or reference garment; we review the base size, shoulder, body length and sleeve proportions through sampling before confirming the size run.
Send a Manufacturing Brief See the development processReference → pattern → fit sample
Send a garment, size chart or tech pack. Mark the proportions you want to keep and those you want to change.
Check the garment on body and flat. Consolidate measurement changes with clear photographs and comments.
Confirm the base fit, then agree the size range, grading and relevant fabric allowances before bulk cutting.

Silhouette decisions
Set chest width, shoulder drop and body length separately. They do not need to grow by the same amount.
Balance the body length with sleeve length, hem width and where the garment should sit.
Review rise, hip, thigh and leg opening together for trousers, denim and sweats.
Agree measurement changes between sizes. A larger size needs a grading plan, not a simple enlargement.
Share a reference garment or tech pack, your base size, key measurements and intended size run. Add the proportions you want to keep or change.
Questions & answers
Yes. A reference sample, measurements and fit comments help the team translate the target shape into sample and production notes.
Send clear measurement, length, width, sleeve, rise or proportion comments. Photos on body or flat measurement notes are useful.
Yes — we sample one base size, you approve the fit, and we grade the size run from it with fabric-specific shrinkage allowances built into the pattern.
Send it. We measure the garment, cut a pattern to it, and you confirm on the physical sample. A fit reference garment is the fastest route to a signature silhouette.
Go deeper

Building a size run buyers can trust, shrinkage included.
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What boxy, oversized and cropped actually mean in measurements.
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What to check on the fit sample before you say yes.
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