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Bodycon Dress OEM: Control Stretch Recovery Before Checking the Fit.
A bodycon dress is easily assessed after a few seconds: the waist is clean, the hem remains level and the material follows the body. The crucial point comes later in production. Does the fabric recover its shape after sitting and walking, or are the seat and side seams stretched? Pattern and mat...Read more -
Shirt Dress OEM: Create a Wholesale Collection That Retains Its Form and Identity.
A shirt dress can be identified with ease and quite readily blurred. More or less ease will make it an overshirt or a tight shirt, respectively. The issue of a wholesale buyer is not to discover a single appealing sample. It is determining what information constitutes the shirt dress and maintai...Read more -
Cocktail Dress OEM: Develop a Wholesale Collection with defined commercial positions.
Cocktail dresses cover tight mini dresses, knee-length dresses and adorned party fashions. An indistinct brief can thus result in products that overlap and are hard to reprice and reorder. An effective OEM program starts with assortment logic: what is the purpose of each style, who will wear it ...Read more -
Satin Dress OEM: Control Light, Surface and Drape between Fabric Booking and Delivery.
A satin dress is assessed by the shape assumed by the dress and by the reflection of the light on the dress. A seam that will be invisible on cotton may be visible on satin and crosswise cutting may produce identical panels that appear to be of different colors. Smooth and shiny is not one of th...Read more -
Wrap Dress OEM: Approve Every Limit before Calling the Fit Adjustable.
A wrap dress is frequently touted as flattering. Waist can be made tight or loose, thus it appears that the style can resolve fit by itself. But the tie only alters a portion of the dress. It cannot fix an opening neckline as the wearer sits, or an overlap that parts as the wearer walks or a sec...Read more -
Lace Dress OEM: Trend Pattern, Transparency and Fit between Sample and Bulk.
A lace dress is perceived as a figure and as a space of pattern, openings and seams. What might appear unconvincing on one body may appear convincing on another as the floral repetition is changed, the lining’s colour or the lace is pulled differently on the side as it is embroidered. The ...Read more -
Sequin Dress OEM: Turn Sparkle into a Repeatable Wholesale Product.
A sequin dress moves and sells with the help of movement and light but is made with weight, attachment and careful handling. A display sample is able to conceal issues which arise after dancing, packing or re-wearing. The question which is useful to a wholesale buyer is to be able to repeat the ...Read more -
One Shoulder Dress OEM: Untwisted Asymmetric Bodice Balance without Twisting of the Neckline.
A one shoulder dress is ranked by a line that will never lie across the body in a straight line. One side has a strap, sleeve or shaped bodice, the other open. The relationship being wrong, the supported side rises, the open side separates and the dress seems to revolve around the wearer. This i...Read more -
Denim Dress OEM: What a Washed Sample Shows a Sewing Sample cannot.
A denim dress may be left in the sewing room and return from the laundry as a different product. The waist can be smaller, the hem can twist, the placket can lean over and a clean blue surface can get patchy around seams. Not even one of these failings can be detected when the garment is examine...Read more -
A Line Dress OEM: Guard the Flare at Waist up to Finished Hem.
An A line dress is given the title of a shape that seems to be simple on paper: a narrow shape at the top, a wider shape at the bottom. That clean outline can be erased in minute details in production. The flare can start prematurely, the side seam can swing forward, or an open area of the hem c...Read more -
Slip Dress OEM: Make Bias, Straps and Hem Work as One System.
A slip dress appears simple due to the fact that there are very few points where it is broken: slender straps, a clean neckline and a shape that clings close to the figure. Such simplicity leaves no place to conceal any production errors. A neckline that expands, a strap that lengthens or a seam...Read more -
Backless Dress OEM: Construct Support Where the Dress Seems to lack It.
The back of a dress that is worn is usually judged after the front. The neckline is clean, the waist is in place, and the open back gives the photograph that everyone would desire. As the wearer then proceeds to walk, to raise an arm or to sit down, and the dress now starts a new tale, the side ...Read more
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