Fashion Technical Flats "How To" Guide

In this episode we'll look at my 8 key tips for drawing Fashion Flats for your tech packs. I'll go through my list of top Dos and Don'ts to ensure you can create effective fashion flats that will successfully portray your creative ideas in the finished production items.
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[@christinaastreha]

I found this accurate,straighforward,touching valid points with a clear flow,nice job to the narrator and team that worked for it.The ease of the attitude some professionals or people in the industry give to the process,no matter its steps and intricacy,is something i find important and nice.I hope that comforting sense u give guides you and makes your work and life more enjoyable.

[@sallydaniels6571]

So much to consider. Thanks - another good one.

[@metaverseplayer]

Thank you for your videos. Really helpful!

[@fittdesign.studio]

No need to thank! me glad that you’re enjoying the videos and are getting something out of them 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@meetsatose6051]

Great Content, Always a delight to watch your videos. Please make a Video on Flat Knit T-shirts. Like (Gym Shark Ombre & Puma Evo Knit)

[@fittdesign.studio]

Thank you so much! Will definitely look at making some product specific review videos in the future

[@pinkilady17]

Thank you

[@fittdesign.studio]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@boxyblack2830]

I’ve been using procreate for a few months now and still couldn’t draw a straight line with my shaky hand.

[@VictoriaBiblicalHebrew]

Excellent video

[@fittdesign.studio]

Thank you!

[@khushihariya8559]

You use Procreate and your sketch is very neat, clean and nice. I’m a beginner using Procreate from last 3 months but still when i zoom in even a little bit lines turn into very shabby not clean lines. Why is this happening what is the reason can you please me out???

[@christinaastreha]

Some questions; 1)If my pattern really figures a design in which the side seams are INDEED in the edge of my Front and Back (meaning the Back isn't Bigger than the Front) will the single line confuse them into thinking it's seamless?In cases like that,can i add audiotional clarifications in writing?seperately or next to the design? Ιn other words,if the same style and thickness of line is used to indicate both the edges of a flat-laid garment AND the seams without any topstitching, isn't that confusing?Should i differentiate these somehow? 2)Is there a space of customization on how you represent buttons,zippers,pins and other details the garment may implicate? 3)Would it make sense to communicate with the people in charge about any special manner they follow in their flat work (in a work space as a beginner or with a new client-so far i'm a student in design) or the simple format u showed is what most workspaces(smaller and bigger,less or more reknown) expect and are satisfied with? I get how the last 2 questions depend on occasional circumstances, i'd like your personal view given your experience in the field. Any guidance and shared thought is appreciated ,thank you for reading.

[@Sodagariapparelmfg]

Hi 👋

[@chayagoldklang5203]

Tnx for this informative video. It was really helpful. Which program do you reccomend that I can make flat designs without drawing, just by composing different bodice, skirt, sleeve, collar etc.?

[@gideonnartey_]

It’s great that you want to help but how about you actually show yourself making the flats and then talk over it. Because though you talk about the principles, the video leaves out very crucial things like the necessary settings, what brushes to apply, symmetry tools, etc. and in the end it feels like pouring water into a vacuum.

[@lotfiben4230]

You talk too much