CASE STUDY 01
Developing a First Yoga Collection for a European Startup Brand
A European direct-to-consumer startup brought reference images for a sports bra and high-rise yoga legging, but did not yet have a complete size chart or technical specification. The project translated that starting point into measurable material, fit and construction decisions. Across three sample rounds, the review addressed waistband rolling, underband tightness and light-colour coverage before the approved pre-production sample and materials were released. The first 400-piece order was completed about 35 days after those approvals.
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CASE STUDY 02
Upgrading Waistband and Seam Construction for a North American Fitness Brand
A North American online fitness brand wanted to address repeated waistband adjustment during movement and inner-leg seam discomfort without changing the recognisable appearance or size logic of its existing legging. The project began by measuring 12 retained garments, then used two revision rounds to refine waistband dimensions and seam construction. Fit feedback, a shared measurement method and production checks translated the approved changes into a repeatable reference for the first 800 revised leggings.
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CASE STUDY 03
Custom Anniversary Apparel for an Australian Yoga Studio
An Australian yoga studio prepared branded apparel for instructor wear, member reservations and an anniversary event. With a fixed event date and no dedicated apparel-development team, the project used established sports bra and yoga legging styles in two existing colours. Two sample approvals brought the size, logo placement and packaging decisions into one documented route. The 200-piece order, equivalent to 100 sets, arrived about one week before the event; transport remained a separately confirmed part of the schedule.
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