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- 2. PROCESS 1 of 8 PROTO# MWB1771 SIZE RANGE: XS-XL STYLE# SAMPLE SIZE: L SEASON: Fall 20XX DESIGNER: Taylor Horton NAME: Knit Top DATE FIRST SENT: 2/1/20XX FIT TYPE: Natural DATE REVISED: BRAND: Utility FABRICATION: 100% Polyester Interlock STATUS: Prototype-1 XYZ Product Development, Inc. FRONT VIEW 1 of 2 PROTO# MWB1771 SIZE RANGE: Missy, 4-18 STYLE# SAMPLE SIZE: 8 SEASON: Fall 20XX DESIGNER: Elizabeth Nicole NAME: knit top DATE FIRST SENT: 2/1/20XX FIT TYPE: Natural DATE REVISED: BRAND: XYZ, Career FABRICATION: 100% Cotton STATUS: Prototype-1 POINTS of MEASURE, WOVEN (GIRTH MEASUREMENTS AND TOLERANCE ARE WHOLE MEASURE) Code SKIRT SPEC measurements Tol (+) Tol (-) SAMPLE size B-A Shoulder point to point 21 1/8 B-B Shoulder drop 1 B-K2 Front mid armhole from hps 19 1/7 B-Q back mid armhole from hps 20 Chest 21 Waist position 21 Waist across 21 1/8 Bottom opening 21 1/7 Front length from hps 29 1/2 back length from hps 29 1/2 Center back sleeve length Sleeve opening 8 Front neck drop 3 back neck drop 1 Neck width 8 1/2 Bicep 9 1/2 B-O Armhole drop from hps 11 1/7 STYLE SPEC measurements Vent Width B-V Vent Height SKETCH IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY, NOT FOR DETAIL XYZ Product Development, Inc. POINTS OF MEASURE These images are extra details that I had to add to the tech packs. The one above is showing the label measurements. The collared shirt that I used had two labels. The one on the bottom is the knit top measurements. This includes front and back neck drop, neck width, and bicep.
- 3. This is a tech drawing of a collared shirt I used to own. This was made in Illustrator by using the pen tool over the picture. The lines on the shirt represent the various measurements, so it can be recreated by a manufacturer. This tech drawing was made through mirror- ing. So I drew one side of the shirt and then used the mirror setting “mirror“ the other side.
- 4. Mock Ups Mock Ups These are mock-ups done in Adobe Illustrator. I incorporated colors and designs that I created and love. For the beanie, I was going for a tribal pattern created with the pen tool, then I went in with the pattern tool to apply it to the beanie. The tank top I decided to do an abstract strawberry pattern. The red pattern stands out against the white.
- 5. Keen Shoes These are Keen Shoes that I traced on Adobe Photo- shop. I started out tracing over a picture of the shoes then I went in and added color as well as the pattern I used on the tank top. Finally, I added texture to the shoe to make it pop.
- 6. Taylor Horton Oregon State University // College of Business Apparel Design // Contact: hortotay@oregonstate.edu