Put the intent into words.
Define lustre, hand, structure and use. Record the design qualities that must carry through.
Brief · material and process directionHERUN / DESIGNER-FOUNDED / SINCE 2005
Understand the design.
Move it into making.
HERUN is a fabric brand founded by a designer in Guangdong, China, in 2005. We develop colour, pattern, fibre, structure, hand and finishing through sampling and production. Garment projects extend this material work into form, wear and use.
A DESIGNER’S PERSPECTIVE
A shared judgement,
built around your details.
HERUN was founded by a designer. We start with how the product should feel and look, discuss lustre, hand, structure and use, then translate those judgements into sampling and process conversations.
HERUN coordinates design, materials and supply. Manufacturing is carried out by partners matched to the specification; costs, quality review and delivery responsibilities are defined per project.
DESIGN INTENT / CARRIED THROUGH
Connect the approved sample and specification to manufacturing.
Each project starts with its own brief. Testing, review methods and delivery responsibilities are defined when samples and specifications are agreed.
Compare differences on samples.
Compare colour and texture consistently, review hand and intended use, then record revisions and decisions.
Sample versions · revisions and approvalsCarry approval into production.
Connect the approved sample and specification to manufacturing, with quality review, quantity and delivery scoped for the project.
Approved sample and specification · production coordinationTOOLS THAT SUPPORT THE CONVERSATION
A material finder
to narrow the options.
VIZORUNE is HERUN’s material finder and briefing tool. Compare directions based on product, hand and priorities, then make decisions with samples.
Explore fabrics ↗HERUN · Since 2005
Keep material ID, colour and revision with the selection. Agree the next action, contact and reply date together.
Materials Explore ↗ · Apparel development Explore ↗ · Sample kit Request samples ↗
Client designs and unreleased projects are shown publicly only with permission. Development scope, testing and delivery terms are agreed per project.