How to make a professional Tech pack in 5 minutes

In this video, I will show you how to create a professional-looking tech pack in 5 minutes. For this challenge, I chose to create a lingerie bodysuit design, but a similar workflow can be used to create a tech pack for any product type.
Here's the list of apps used for this project -
Techpacker ( techpacker.com/ ) is an online software for fashion brands and manufacturers to manage their entire product development and production processes from one place.
Adobe Illustrator (www.adobe.com/products/illust...) is a popular vector graphics editor and design program used for creating design flat sketches.
Techpacker plugin for Adobe Illustrator (exchange.adobe.com/creativecl...) is an extension of the Techpacker app to easily upload and sync vector sketches between the platforms.

[@everydaywithtzaritsa4861]

From what I've just listened to, i need to implement this...great way of centralising my packs. Thanks

[@mdnirjaman7052]

I am From Bangladesh watching your videio

[@SlyerPass]

Not including design and sketching time, fabric determination/sourcing, pantone colors, nor how you determined sample measurements makes this time estimate completely moot.

[@kaylooh]

I’ve been looking how to draw my idea for years. So informative! thank you

[@techpacker]

Glad it was helpful! :)

[@infotech9763]

Lovely.. ♥

[@saym7024]

thankew sooooo muchhhh.

[@user-mx5jr8wq6o]

Thank you ❤️

[@taliavartzokas1284]

Hi Guys, Is there a way to crop card images? As this is very time consuming to do with illustrator. Also Image quality seems to be very poor do you have any solutions?

[@iacollection2209]

nice can you please advise cost ?

[@madisonrust]

How did you create the images of the body suit?

[@infotech9763]

Same question 🤔

[@CallMeKadrien]

i’m guessing illustrator or photoshop

[@techpacker]

@@CallMeKadrien We used this tool called Repsketch. It has all the templates that you can simply modify and it's FREE to use. All the best :)

[@DeneeDubwa]

@@techpacker awesome! Thus it’s exactly what I needed. Thank you!

[@nicolefahy4010]

I would like to know if any companies in the industry use this, it seems like such a good idea

[@techpacker]

Hi Nicole! thanks for your inquiry. Our technology has been around for 6 years and has been adopted by 16000 designers and brands already like Erdem, 2XU, Woox etc. Feel free to check out our website to review some case-studies on how Techpacker helped these brands and their tech pack workflows.

[@Whitecanvas255]

Thank you for the tutorial.I wanna start freelancing service. I am having a doubt. What information should I ask for from my client in order to make a perfect tech pack. Is he going to provide me with sample garment measurements, cost sheet, fabric Type, color code etc?

[@techpacker]

Hi, @Whitecanvas255 ,Great question! We suggest getting the following information from your client: 1) Reference images or rough sketches of the garment they want to design 2) Their target customer's sizing. For example, are they making a product for tall or petite women? 3) A sizing chart from a different brand they would like to refer to (if applicable). 4) Their fabric/color preferences and target costs. Ideally, a client would have done some research before hiring you, but sometimes these things are figured out during the design process. Good luck on your new adventure!

[@nazmul3132]

nice

[@chiblackjesus]

Is it free?

[@riadsorker6150]

Actually this software is not suitable for work at all