Tech-Packs Streamline Fashion Design
Tech-packs streamline the creative process for fashion designers by detailing every aspect of a garment.
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Fashinza’s platform was very clear when it came to tracking the order’s progress. It was convenient as anytime I could check the current progress of the order. All my questions were answered professionally and in a timely manner by customer support. The shipment of samples I received was much appreciated and alleviated any worries regarding the quality of the finished goods!
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Tech Paks's Tech
Fashinza strives to make the supply chain hassle-free by incorporating technology. The introduction of TECH PACKS by Fashinza helps to control quality issues from sizes to stitches.
Technology of Techpaks
When the case is found manually, the supplier blames the buyer and the buyer blames the supplier. But with TECH PACKS you get to know what exactly the problem is with impeccable accuracy! Fashinza uses AI to drive dynamic supply booking depending on capacity and availability.
Making use of Technology
We also use deep learning and prediction algorithms to offer sustainable supply chain solutions. With the correct data and technology, Fashinza believes that people and organizations involved in fashion and lifestyle retail can address difficult problems and transform the world.
Best of Tech
The data-driven production helps brands with inventory management and improves business impact decisions. Fashinza creates demand forecasts based on customer behavior online.
Frequently asked question
Q. What is a fashion tech pack?
A. A fashion tech pack is a document that includes all the important details of a clothing product. It typically includes technical sketches, measurements, materials, colors, trims, and other specifications that are required for the production of a garment.
Q. Who needs a fashion tech pack?
A. Fashion designers and brands who are planning to manufacture their own clothing products typically need a tech pack. It is also useful for manufacturers, pattern makers, and other members of the production team who need to understand the details of a garment.
Q. How is a fashion tech pack created?
A. A fashion tech pack is usually created using software such as Adobe Illustrator or Excel. It can also be done manually using sketches and measurements. It is important to ensure that the tech pack is clear and detailed, so that the production team can understand the specifications accurately.
Q. Can a fashion tech pack be modified during production?
A. It is possible to make changes to a tech pack during the production process, but this can lead to delays and added costs. It is important to ensure that the tech pack is as accurate and detailed as possible before production begins. If changes are necessary, they should be communicated clearly to the production team.
Q. What are the benefits of using a fashion tech pack?
A. Using a fashion tech pack can help to streamline the production process and reduce errors. It also ensures that the product meets the desired specifications and quality standards. Additionally, it can save time and money by avoiding the need for multiple samples and revisions.
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