Step 3. Preparing the Approved Design for Production
Once the revised design was approved, the project moved into a 100-piece production run covering three sizes and multiple colors. The next stage required a detailed size and color breakdown, custom manufacturing of the main fabric, printing the hood lining, completing two embroidery applications, and preparing the branded labels.
Packaging created an additional challenge. The supplier could produce bags at the required quality only with a minimum order of 1,000 pieces, far more than the production run required. Our team proposed a more practical solution using branded ribbon, preserving the product’s identity without committing the client to unnecessary packaging inventory.
Fabric production minimums also affected the available quantity in each color. The color breakdown was adjusted according to the actual fabric yield while keeping the total order at 100 pieces.
Before shipment, every garment received a size label, an English-language fiber-content label, and an individual barcode. The finished hoodies were packed into shipping cartons, labeled with box information, and inspected before leaving the factory.
Final Result
Fashion Atlas Group developed a production-ready hoodie from visual references and completed a bulk order of 100 custom pieces.
The hoodies were produced in multiple colors and three sizes, with custom-printed hood lining, embroidery, branded labels, and coordinated packaging details. All 100 pieces passed final quality control before being delivered to the warehouse.
It began with reference images. It ended with a fully developed product and 100 finished hoodies.
