SERVICE
Design Consultation
Free video consultations on trend direction, styling, and what will work for your market.
Not sure which styles, fabrics, or finishes will land with your customers? Our team gets on a video call to walk through trend direction and practical styling guidance before you commit to a design.
Free video consultation
Trend forecasting for your category
Style & fit recommendations
Guidance tailored to your target market
Free, via Video Call
Trend & Style Guidance
SECP · FBR · Sialkot Chamber · PHMA
ISO 9001 · BSCI · OEKO-TEX · GRS
Sialkot, Pakistan
Who This Is For
First-Time Brand Owners
Unsure which fabrics, fits, or finishes will work for their market.
Brands Expanding Into New Categories
E.g. a streetwear brand adding outerwear for the first time.
Brands Without an In-House Designer
Relying on our team as their main creative and technical input, rather than hiring one.
What We Cover
Trend Forecasting
What's moving in your category, season to season.
Style Recommendations
Practical guidance on styles, fits, and finishes.
Market Guidance
What tends to work for your target region.
Video Call Access
Talk it through directly with our team.
Common Questions, Answered
Do I need to know fabric or garment terms before the call?
No — that's exactly what this call is for. We'll explain terms as we go.
How long does a consultation take?
Usually a single call is enough to set direction; more complex collections may need a follow-up.
Is this only for brand-new designs?
No — you can also bring an existing garment or reference you want adjusted or improved.
What happens after the consultation?
We move into tech pack creation and sampling based on what we discussed.
Is there a limit to how many styles we can discuss in one call?
We focus calls around what you're actively planning to produce, so we can go deep rather than rushing through a long list.
Can this replace hiring my own designer?
It's meant to guide production decisions, not replace an in-house creative direction — though many small brands use it as their main design input.
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