A tech pack is the factory document for a style and sampling is how that style is seen before it is made.
Design Studio documents every style with measurements, trims, construction and tolerances.
Virtual samples are tested with models and consumer panels.
The winners are locked in before production so you only make what sells.
Piqit tracks global trends in your category and spots rising styles before they peak. The collection is planned as a balanced capsule of statement, core, and carryover styles. ISO 8559-1 defines the body measurements used for clothing sizes.
After the pack is ready, Sourcing Hub matches the style to a vetted factory. The design work itself sits on Design Studio.
Questions
Questions about tech packs and sampling
What is in a tech pack?
Every style is documented with factory-grade detail: measurements, trims, construction and tolerances. ISO 8559-1 defines the body measurements used for clothing sizes.
How is the collection chosen?
Piqit tracks global trends in your category and spots rising styles before they peak. Designer instinct and data are turned into a balanced capsule of statement, core, and carryover styles.
How is a sample judged?
Virtual samples are tested with models and consumer panels. The winners are locked in before production so you only make what sells.
Where does the pack go next?
Sourcing Hub matches each style to a vetted factory and tracks production from there.
