Example
A hoodie tech pack, from sketch to specification
Explore a fictional pullover hoodie specification: technical sketches, measurements, materials, construction, colorways, labeling, and optional artwork, with a downloadable sample PDF.
By Sylai · Updated
Fictional educational sample. The reference below is an illustration, not a customer photo. Review and fit-test specifications before manufacturing.
No account needed. Includes technical views and illustrative garment specifications.
Inside the sample
Base size M, in centimeters. These are illustrative garment measurements, not a validated size chart. Grading is not included.
| Point of measure | M (cm) | Tolerance (cm) |
|---|---|---|
| Half chestFlat, 2.5 cm below armhole, side to side | 60 | +/- 1 |
| Body lengthHigh shoulder point to bottom hem, including rib | 70 | +/- 1 |
| Sleeve lengthShoulder seam to cuff edge, including cuff | 59 | +/- 1 |
| Hem rib heightFinished rib height, laid flat | 6 | +/- 0.5 |
Materials and construction
- Cotton-rich brushed fleece: 80% cotton / 20% polyester, 320 gsm.
- 2x2 rib: 95% cotton / 5% elastane, 360 gsm.
Approve fleece shrinkage and print strike-off. Apply front print before garment assembly. Join shoulders and attach sleeves. Attach double-layer hood and insert drawcord. Close side seams; attach cuffs and hem rib. Press and inspect sample against measurements.
Artwork specification
Center front chest. 28 cm wide x 14 cm high. Top edge 10 cm below front neck seam; centered on body. Original transparent two-peak artwork. Sketch placement is illustrative; written dimensions govern. Confirm ink compatibility and wash performance.
An example to read, not a pattern to manufacture
This fictional pullover hoodie shows how garment drawings and written specifications work together. It uses original demonstration artwork and illustrative specifications, not a customer's private design. The dimensions and construction must be reviewed and sampled before any production use.
Read the pack as a set of decisions
Compare the technical views with the material and construction notes. Read the measurement methods and tolerances alongside the values. Check the colorway and labeling instructions, then resolve any gaps with your manufacturer.
For your own garment, start with a reference photo or sketch, review the generated views, add artwork, and confirm the specifications before export. The sample is a guide to the document structure, not a promise that every generated draft is complete.
Artwork belongs in the drawing and the instructions
The front sketch shows the artwork placement. The surface-design specification communicates finished size, decoration method, and position. A manufacturer needs both: the image communicates intent, while dimensions remove ambiguity.
Upload your own finished logo to preserve its shape and lettering. Confirm print or embroidery feasibility with your supplier; a visual placement does not create production tooling or an embroidery machine file.
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