Start with the customer and the occasion. Explain who will wear the garment, where they will wear it and what you want it to feel like.
Collect visual references and explain the role of each one: silhouette, texture, construction or mood. References communicate direction; they are not instructions to copy another brand.
Specify your intended quantities, target launch and commercial constraints. YS Studio starts at 300 units per style. Colour and size allocation need a project discussion.
A complete tech pack is not required to start. Co-creation with the in-house design team can help define the garment. Before bulk production, agree the fit, measurements, materials, details and approved sample.
Ask for project-specific timing and pricing. Material availability, sampling revisions and scheduling all affect the plan.
This guide supports early product decisions. Confirm material data, applicable labeling rules and performance claims for the specific product and destination market.