The requirements for fit, pleats, waistlines, and skirt flare of dresses are much higher than those for regular tops. GOODTEX has a 10-person in-house pattern-making team with an average of over 8 years of experience, proficient in the pattern-making techniques for woven dresses (such as shirt dresses, tea break dresses, wrap dresses) and knitted dresses. Team members are skilled in using digital software like Gerber and Lectra for pattern development and marking, and are also adept at cutting techniques, capable of handling complex design elements such as asymmetrical cutting, ruffles, and pleats, ensuring that the finished products perfectly reflect the designer's intentions and meet the fit and comfort standards of the European and American markets.
The variety of dress styles means that the sample development cycle directly affects the launch rhythm of brand customers. The pattern-making team at GOODTEX can complete sample production within 7 to 15 days (depending on the complexity of the style) based on the drawings or reference samples. During the development process, the pattern makers work closely with designers and order confirmers to optimize details such as seam transfers, lining structures, and zipper/button positioning, while maintaining the aesthetics and shape, thereby improving the production efficiency of the bulk goods. The company's "first sample is always right" philosophy helps customers save costs and time from repeated sample submissions across borders.
