Effective January 1, 2026
DEVELOPMENT & PRODUCTION
| 🇨🇦 (NET) *Prices may vary depending on number of components, finishing, and required operations | |
| DEVELOPMENT | |
| Tech Pack Review/Support | $500.00 initial + $125.00 for additional (similar style) |
| Sourcing Support *Additional round of revisions or substitutions | $250.00 Basic / $500.00 Standard / $1000.00 Complex / $2500.00 Bespoke (includes up to 2 rounds of revisions or substitutions) $125.00 per additional round |
| Pattern Making | $150.00 Basic Style / $300.00 Standard Style / $600 Complex Style |
| Prototype/Sample Creation | $200.00 Basic Style / $400.00 Standard Style / $800.00 Complex Style (client-supplied fabric, or additional cost for fabric) |
| PRE-PRODUCTION | |
| Digitizing | $50.00 per piece |
| Grading | $25.00 per piece |
| Plotter Marker Making | $25.00 per marker (includes paper) / $15.00 re-print |
| Fitting & Revisions | $100.00 (per round) |
| PRODUCTION | |
| Production Sewing | Priced per project |
| POST-PRODUCTION | |
| Cycle Count/Sort/Return | $50.00 per hour (min. $25.00) |
| Box/Bin Storage Fee Fabric Storage Fee (Post-Production) Pallet Storage Fee – Sumas, WA Warehouse Pallet Storage Fee – Vancouver, BC Warehouse | $7.50 per box/bin, per month (first 15 Days Free) $20.00 per bolt/roll, per month (first 15 Days Free) $40.00 per pallet, per month (first 30 Days Free) $50.00 per pallet, per month (first 15 Days Free) |
STYLE & CONSTRUCTION TIERS
| SOURCING *Each tier includes up to 2 rounds of revisions or substitutions | |
| BASIC | 1 Fabric/Trims Category, up to 2 Suppliers |
| STANDARD | Up to 3 Categories, up to 3–5 Suppliers, Swatch Coordination |
| COMPLEX | Up to 5 Categories, Supplier Communication, Custom Sourcing (Eco, Specialty) |
| BESPOKE | Up to 10+ Categories, Supplier Collaboration, Special Couture, Luxury Fahsion, Artisan Techniques |
| PATTERN MAKING | |
| BASIC | |
| Definition: | Simple patterns with minimal components, intended for straightforward garments. |
| Example Garments: | T-shirts, tank tops, basic leggings, elastic waist shorts. |
| Characteristics: | – 1–2 pattern pieces (front/back, possibly sleeves) – No lining or minimal construction detail – Standard sizing and fit – No special fabric handling |
| STANDARD | |
| Definition: | Garments with moderate complexity and more pattern pieces or detail. |
| Example Garments: | Button-down shirts, dresses with darts/seams, pants with zippers, hoodies. |
| Characteristics: | – 3–6 pattern pieces – Requires shaping elements like darts or pleats – Some technical construction (e.g., zippers, collars, waistband) – May include lining or facings – More fitting adjustments required |
| COMPLEX | |
| Definition: | Detailed patterns for intricate or highly technical garments. |
| Example Garments: | Tailored jackets, gowns, outerwear, activewear with paneling, specialty garments. |
| Characteristics: | – 7+ pattern pieces – Advanced construction: linings, boning, multiple closures – Fabric requires special handling (silk, leather, stretch mesh) – Custom or draped elements – May include technical specs or grading requirements |
| PROTOTYPE/SAMPLE CREATION | |
| BASIC | |
| Definition: | Simple construction for basic garments that require minimal labor and little to no specialized machinery or techniques. |
| Example Garments: | Basic T-shirts, unlined tank tops, simple pull-on pants or shorts. |
| Characteristics: | – Straightforward sewing (no zippers, minimal seam finishes) – Single fabric type – 1–2 fittings at most – Minimal or no trims/hardware |
| STANDARD | |
| Definition: | Garments with more involved construction techniques or features requiring greater skill and time. |
| Example Garments: | Button-up shirts, dresses with pleats or darts, lined skirts, joggers with pockets and drawstrings. |
| Characteristics: | – More involved assembly (e.g., inserting zippers, setting sleeves, pockets) – Multiple fabric types or linings – May involve 2–3 fittings and pattern tweaks – Moderate use of trims, fastenings, or hardware |
| COMPLEX | |
| Definition: | High-difficulty garments that are either heavily detailed, structured, or require specialized techniques or machinery. |
| Example Garments: | Outerwear, waterproof jackets, seam sealed activewear and swimwear, technical apparel, tailored blazers, formalwear |
| Characteristics: | – Intricate or layered construction (e.g., boning, tailoring, quilting, seam welding/bonding, seam sealing) – May require specialty machines (e.g., coverstitch, walking foot, bar tack, hot air seam sealing machine, heat-bonding machine, ultra sonic wedling machine) – Fittings may include multiple rounds of revisions – Use of specialty fabrics (e.g., neoprene, leather, chiffon) – Heavy use of notions, fastenings, interlinings, or finishes |
| PROTOTYPE/SAMPLE CREATION | |
| BASIC | |
| Definition: | Simple construction for basic garments that require minimal labor and little to no specialized machinery or techniques. |
| Example Garments: | Basic T-shirts, unlined tank tops, simple pull-on pants or shorts. |
| Characteristics: | – Straightforward sewing (no zippers, minimal seam finishes) – Single fabric type – 1–2 fittings at most – Minimal or no trims/hardware |
| STANDARD | |
| Definition: | Garments with more involved construction techniques or features requiring greater skill and time. |
| Example Garments: | Button-up shirts, dresses with pleats or darts, lined skirts, joggers with pockets and drawstrings. |
| Characteristics: | – More involved assembly (e.g., inserting zippers, setting sleeves, pockets) – Multiple fabric types or linings – May involve 2–3 fittings and pattern tweaks – Moderate use of trims, fastenings, or hardware |
| COMPLEX | |
| Definition: | High-difficulty garments that are either heavily detailed, structured, or require specialized techniques or machinery. |
| Example Garments: | Outerwear, waterproof jackets, seam sealed activewear and swimwear, technical apparel, tailored blazers, formalwear |
| Characteristics: | – Intricate or layered construction (e.g., boning, tailoring, quilting, seam welding/bonding, seam sealing) – May require specialty machines (e.g., coverstitch, walking foot, bar tack, hot air seam sealing machine, heat-bonding machine, ultra sonic wedling machine) – Fittings may include multiple rounds of revisions – Use of specialty fabrics (e.g., neoprene, leather, chiffon) – Heavy use of notions, fastenings, interlinings, or finishes |