Fit. Finish.
Made your way.
Develop denim with references for the rise, leg shape, length, pockets and hardware. Review a physical sample before agreeing the specifications for production.
Final requirements are reviewed for your design.
Real garments.
More ways to begin.
Compare proportions, colour and visible details. Choose a reference, then tell us which garment you mean and what you would change.
Photographs show visual references. Fabric composition, measurements, construction and artwork requirements are confirmed for your project.
More photographed directions
See the work.
Define your own details.
A look at garment production at Seasang. For your own design, confirm the fabric, measurements, construction and finish on a physical sample.
Request a sample planStart with the right questions.
Shape & proportion
Waist, rise, seat, thigh, leg opening and length. Define the measurements that make the silhouette yours.
Material & finish
Share the denim feel and finish you want. Discuss material options and review the result on a physical sample.
The small details
Pockets, seam placement, thread colours and hardware all belong in the same development conversation.
A starting point
for your brief.
Explore the development reference, then tell us which fit, fabric and finishing decisions matter to your project.
From reference to sample.
See the complete process ↗Share the idea
A tech pack, a sketch or a clear reference. Tell us the quantity per colour and delivery country.
Work out the details
Review the fabric, fit, construction and sample scope before confirming costs and timing.
Review your sample
Check the physical garment. Record changes, then approve the details that will guide production.
Plan the production
Confirm quantities, material availability and the production schedule. Arrange shipping separately.
Start with
one design.
Tell us what you want to make.
We’ll work through the next steps with you.
