TECH PACK FOR

GARMENT:
TROUSER
Vidisha Tripathi
(BFT/19/209)
Table of Contents
Objective of the Introduction &
01 Assignment 03 Techpack

Pattern required
02 Trouser Chosen 04 & Garment
construction
Quality control
05 checklist
Objective of the Assignment
To understand the process of garment making; from
technical package to final product and quality analysis.
Garment selected should be men’s or women’s trouser for
which we’ll have a tech pack, make patterns and construct
the product. And after the construction of the product, a
checklist of points which are critical to the specific garment
has to be developed.
Trouser Chosen
Trouser chosen is women’s dark olive
green coloured high rise wide leg
trouser from Fable Street which is
available on Ajio.
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 Introduction & Tech Pack for
the chosen Trouser: High rise
wide leg trouser
Tech Pack: Brief Introduction
A tech pack also called technical pack is an
informative sheet that designers create to
communicate with a manufacturer all the
necessary components needed to construct a
product. Typically designers will include
measurements, materials, colors, trim, hardware,
grading, labels, tags, etc. Any crucial aspect of
your design needs to be described in your tech
pack. The more detailed a tech pack is, the less
room there is for error.
Cover Sheet & BOM
Construction
Measurement
Specification
Colorways
Pattern Required &
Garment Construction
Patterns used to construct the above
mentioned garment.
Pattern Required: Front & Back Pattern

Front Pattern Back Pattern

Cut-2; Using the slash Cut-2; Using the slash
and spread method, the and spread method, the
basic trouser has been basic trouser has been
cut in four parts and cut in four parts and
placed at a distance of placed at a distance of
2”. 2”.
Pattern Required: Pocket & Waistband

Pocket
Cut-2; The pocket Back Pattern
required in the above Cut-2; Onfold; Width of
mentioned trouser is an the waistband will be 2”.
Inseam Pocket.
 Final Trouser Constructed
Note: Due to unavailability of required fabric, the construction is done using a saree available.
 Quality Control
Checklist
A garment quality control checklist is a document
used by textile manufacturers and suppliers that
clearly outlines product specifications and quality
requirements for a particular product.
There are four sections wise of garments quality
checkpoints:
❖ Cutting Quality Checkpoints
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Checkpoints
Cutting Quality
Checkpoints
❖ Fabric upside down: Make sure the fabric is not upside down.
❖ Relaxation: Before cutting, the elasticized fabric should be
suitably relaxed for around 12~24 hours or more. Relaxation is
mandatory for stretch fabrics.
❖ The height of cutting pile: The higher the pile on the cutting
table, the more chance the cut pieces are unequal in size. This
can lead to size specification & fitting problems. Make sure the
height is suitable for the fabric (usually 2~3 inches and never
more than 5 inches).
❖ Numbering and bundling: Make sure the different parts are
properly numbered to avoid shading and that this numbering can
be easily removed after sewing is complete.
❖ Storing: Make sure the different parts are properly stored, for
example, rolled, and not folded.
Sewing Quality
Checkpoints
❖ Critical operations: Check all critical operations
repeatedly (like the waistband, pocket, etc.), so the
operator gets the clear input of what is required and
how to make it correctly before large quantities of
garments are finished.
❖ Seam allowance: Check operators repeatedly on this
point to make sure they use the correct seam
allowance.
❖ Numbering: Make sure the sewing operatives keep
parts with the same number together to avoid shading.
Washing Process
Quality Checkpoints
❖ Washing method: Normal wash, stone wash, sand wash, or
enzyme wash.
❖ Bleaching method: Stone bleach, garment bleach
❖ Hand-feel
❖ Record the identification of the sealed sample, quality
standards on the final inspection report to ensure QC check the
bulk according to the correct standards.
❖ Tick and sign all quality standards as an indication of proper QC
checking.
❖ QC should not release the shipment if they find the following
major faults.
Finishing Process
Quality Checkpoints
❖ Check pressing:: Shiny marks, not pressed or improperly
pressed, should avoid the press and fold the pigment cause it
will leave a clearly visible mark on the garment after washing.
After sewing, put the garments on a hanger until washing starts.
❖ Full garment quality check: Checking full garments
workmanship defects, measure 100% garments to assure
fittings, heat seal peeling off and confirmation quality check of
final garments product.
❖ Packing and carton quality check: Correct ticketing and
placement, packing accuracy of quantity, assortment, and
folding, correct carton selection as per customer requirement,
packaging, sealing, binding and barcode checking.
THANK YOU.