Soft goods design and development
Design bags, packs, outdoor gear, and sewn consumer products with a clear approach to construction, materials, hardware, and real-world use.
Start a ProjectWhat the work can include
Product architecture
Define capacity, storage, access, attachment points, and how the product is worn, carried, or handled.
Materials and components
Compare fabrics, linings, webbing, foam, zippers, and hardware against use, feel, durability, cost, and availability.
Construction and tech packs
Document dimensions, materials, assemblies, stitches, seam details, hardware, labeling, and other decisions needed for sample development.
Prototype and sample review
Evaluate how the sample performs in use, then document specific revisions a sample maker or factory can apply.
How to get started
Engagements can cover a new sewn product, a redesign of an existing product, or technical support as an approved concept moves into sampling.
See the work
The BearButt work shows hammock materials and construction details, including attachment and seam specifications.