HERUN / CUTTING STUDIES · 剪裁研究

From line to silhouette.
从设计线条,到成衣廓形。

Understand the design. Read the cloth. Fit the complete outfit.
理解设计,读懂面料,整套校合。

Line, cloth and body meet here. From interpreting a design to reviewing samples, we study the cut within the complete outfit and develop a garment direction for your project.

01 / DEVELOPMENT

Design interpretation

Translate inspiration, lines and intended wear into a garment direction.

02 / DEVELOPMENT

Silhouette & cut

Develop a complete silhouette through proportion, panels, volume and balance.

03 / DEVELOPMENT

Read the cloth

Let weave, drape, texture and pattern inform construction.

04 / DEVELOPMENT

Fit the complete outfit

Review tops and bottoms together for movement, layers and overall balance.

05 / DEVELOPMENT

Sample development

Use toiles and samples to develop the design into wearable form.

06 / DEVELOPMENT

Production coordination

Use approved samples, specifications and project reviews to guide making.

DESIGN · BODY · MATERIAL

Develop the fit for the people you want to serve.

Body proportions, sizing conventions and fit preferences vary across target markets. Chinese, European, US, Japanese and Korean dress-form and sizing references are available. We work with your brand size chart and target wearer to develop the pattern, ease and grading.

中国 / CHINA欧洲 / EUROPE美国 / USA日本 / JAPAN韩国 / KOREA

Define the target wearer

Market, garment category, size range and preferred fit guide the reference data.

Let body and cloth inform the pattern

Proportion, stretch, drape and movement needs guide the ease in the pattern.

Fit the sample, then establish specifications

Review wear, movement and the complete outfit, then approve adjustments and establish sizing and grading rules.

The details unfold in conversation.

Full cutting studies, toile-to-garment comparisons, technical drawings and sample details can be reviewed face to face around your project. Bring your design ideas and material requirements, and we can discuss how to develop them.

Arrange a garment development discussion