Clothing Prototype
Tech Pack Services
We manufacture tartan kilts and clothing for men, women, youth, and children — and every garment we produce starts with a tech pack.
A tech pack is the technical blueprint of your garment. It's the single document that tells a manufacturer exactly what you want made and how to make it. Without one, you're relying on interpretation, and interpretation is what turns a sample into three rounds of costly revisions.
This matters especially with tartan. Pleat depth, sett matching across seams, apron alignment, buckle and strap placement, and pleating to the sett versus to the stripe are all decisions that need to be documented, not assumed. The same applies to sizing across a range: a youth kilt is not simply a scaled-down men's kilt, and a women's cut carries its own construction and measurement logic. A complete tech pack captures those distinctions in a format any factory can read and quote from.
What's included
- Free design consultation
- Construction call-outs
- Technical drawings, drawn to scale
- Multiple colorways with tartan sett, print, and embellishment details
- Basic graded specifications across men's, women's, youth, and children's size ranges
- Points of measurement with accompanying diagrams
- Bill of materials (provided all material details are confirmed)
- Brand and care labels, folding instructions, hangtags, and packaging specifications
Pricing: $50–$100 per style, depending on complexity
Turnaround: 2 weeks from receipt of design details
If you choose to move forward with us for manufacturing, your tech pack is free of charge.
How We Make Your Tech Pack
01
Choose your tartan and brand identity
Your sett and your label are what customers recognise first. Settle both before anything is cut.
02
Submit flat sketches or a reference kilt
Sketches or a garment we can measure both work. Consider how it will be made as you plan.
03
Confirm pleating and construction call outs
Pleat depth, apron width, buckle and strap placement. Accurate call-outs need these decisions made.
04
Include colorways and size ranges
Essential across multiple tartans, trim options, and men's, women's, youth and children's sizing.
05
Prepare a bill of materials
Cloth weight and yardage, lining, interfacing, buckles, straps, thread and labels. Every component your run will consume.
06
Add assembly instructions
Set the order of work step by step: pleating, apron, waistband, stitching and hardware fitting.
07
Include packaging details
Hangtags, care labels, folding instructions and boxing. Have these ready before production starts.

































