Comfort Fit Blouse Tech Pack
Budget / SalaryC$60–150
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I am developing a women’s blouse that can be worn comfortably through a full day at the office and still look sharp at evening events. To move forward, I need a complete tech pack that not only captures the design details but also solves two critical fit issues: the arm-pit feels too tight and the bust needs subtle tightening for a cleaner silhouette.
Comfort and fit are my top priorities, so the tech pack has to reflect both. Please base all grading on current Canadian finished-garment size data; I want the size range and measurements to feel familiar to shoppers here.
Fabric preference leans toward breathable, natural fibres—cotton, silk and Tencel are ideal. I will consider a polyester blend only if its content exceeds 40 % and still delivers a soft hand and good drape.
Deliverables I need from you
• Full, production-ready tech pack (PDF + editable source)
• Detailed pattern blocks with corrected armhole and bust shaping (DXF/AI or a compatible CAD format)
• Canadian-market size chart and graded spec sheet
• Construction notes, stitch types, seam allowances, trims, label positions
• Fabric and notion list with weight, composition and performance notes
• Call-outs for comfort-oriented features (e.g., underarm gusset, inner facing, soft interlining)
Acceptance criteria
• Measurement tolerances clearly stated and achievable in production
• Fit adjustments for both armpit and bust illustrated and dimensioned
• All artwork, line sheets and BOM easy to hand off to a factory without rework
If you usually work in Illustrator, Gerber, Optitex, CLO or Techpacker, that’s perfect—just let me know which file formats you will supply. I’m ready to review your initial draft as soon as you have it, iterate once, and move straight to sampling.
Comfort and fit are my top priorities, so the tech pack has to reflect both. Please base all grading on current Canadian finished-garment size data; I want the size range and measurements to feel familiar to shoppers here.
Fabric preference leans toward breathable, natural fibres—cotton, silk and Tencel are ideal. I will consider a polyester blend only if its content exceeds 40 % and still delivers a soft hand and good drape.
Deliverables I need from you
• Full, production-ready tech pack (PDF + editable source)
• Detailed pattern blocks with corrected armhole and bust shaping (DXF/AI or a compatible CAD format)
• Canadian-market size chart and graded spec sheet
• Construction notes, stitch types, seam allowances, trims, label positions
• Fabric and notion list with weight, composition and performance notes
• Call-outs for comfort-oriented features (e.g., underarm gusset, inner facing, soft interlining)
Acceptance criteria
• Measurement tolerances clearly stated and achievable in production
• Fit adjustments for both armpit and bust illustrated and dimensioned
• All artwork, line sheets and BOM easy to hand off to a factory without rework
If you usually work in Illustrator, Gerber, Optitex, CLO or Techpacker, that’s perfect—just let me know which file formats you will supply. I’m ready to review your initial draft as soon as you have it, iterate once, and move straight to sampling.
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