Hoodie from the Yumulin catalogue as an ODM style reference

Choose a starting point for your collection

ODM adapts a reference style or existing product direction. Describe the target wearer, use and collection positioning, then identify which details to retain or change.

Style referencesSend catalogue styles, images or samples and mark the details you like.
Collection directionExplain fit preferences, fabric feel, colours and coordination needs.
Development scopeReview adjustments and any construction requiring further development.

Turn brand ideas into product details

A collection involves more than adding a logo. Fabric feel, garment proportions, colour combinations, labels and packaging all belong in the same product plan.

Fabric and colourDiscuss composition, weight, stretch and colour references.
Fit and constructionReview length, ease, pockets and decorative details against the materials.
Brand expressionBring artwork, logos, labels and packaging into a clear specification.

Back of a catalogue hoodie showing hood, seams and fit details

Approve the sample and complete the collection specification

Review the adapted sample as a finished garment, including fit, colour and branding. For coordinated styles, check material and colour consistency across the collection.

Sample reviewRecord changes to measurements, feel, construction and decoration.
Specification approvalFinalise materials, measurement charts, artwork and label files.
Order preparationAgree quantities by style and colour, inspection, packing and delivery arrangements.

Find a starting point for your ODM collection

Select a reference category and list the details to retain, change or develop. Catalogue images are references; available materials and order conditions require confirmation.

T-shirts Confirm fabric weight, neckline, fit and artwork placement.
Hoodies Review fleece or loopback fabric, hood, rib and zip construction.
Shorts Define inseam, waistband, lining and pocket requirements.

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Discuss your ODM references

Before starting your ODM development

A reference style makes product direction easier to discuss. Development scope, materials and order terms still need to be agreed for your project.

Can I combine ideas from several references?

Send multiple references and identify the fit, material or detail you want from each. We will review construction and process feasibility for the combined direction.

Does adding a logo make the project ODM?

The design starting point and development scope define the approach. Branding can be part of customisation, but materials, fit and production specifications still need to be agreed.

Is adapting a reference always faster?

Timing depends on material availability, the extent of changes, sample revisions and production scheduling. Share your target date so we can review the actual development needs.

Can we discuss minimums before developing a sample?

Share estimated quantities, colours and size range to discuss the direction and material requirements. Final minimums, pricing and sampling scope follow the specific proposal.

ODM Clothing Development for Brand Collections

Choose a starting point for your collection

Turn brand ideas into product details

Approve the sample and complete the collection specification

Find a starting point for your ODM collection

Before starting your ODM development

Discuss your ODM references

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