Specs a factory can sew from, on the same record as the style.

The style, its spec sheet, its photos and every sample request it started live in one place. Your overseas team works from the same numbers you do.

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Close view of a rib-knit swatch beside cones of yarn on a cutting table

Scrolling the style library: every style with its photo

1 step: to apply a points of measure preset to a style
3 ways: to start a sample request: a style, a design or a moodboard
3 forms: printable: spec sheet, sample-submit, swatch-submit

Where development slows down

The spec: Measurements live in a spreadsheet that the factory has an older copy of.
The photos: A new style waits on a photo shoot before anyone can show it.
The idea: The moodboard is in one app, the sample request in an email, the style in a third place.

01Spec sheets

Points of measure, from a library, not a spreadsheet.

Keep one points of measure library for the business, with presets per category and per brand. Apply a preset to a style and its spec sheet is built; adjust it for that style and print it for the factory.

A points of measure library with presets per category and brand
Per-style spec sheets, built by applying a preset
Printable spec-sheet, sample-submit and swatch-submit forms
Styles with photos, attributes, bulk edits, an importer, printing and barcode labels

Styles / ST-1042 / Spec sheet

Preset: Knit top, missyApplied

POM	Description	Tol	S	M	L
B01	Chest width, 1 in below armhole	0.5	19	20	21
B05	Body length from HPS	0.5	25	26	27
S02	Sleeve length from CB	0.5	31.5	32	32.5
T03	Rib height, bottom	0.25	2.5	2.5	2.5

Inches. Base size M. Printable as a spec sheet.

02Sample requests

Start a sample from a style, a design or a moodboard.

A sample request carries its own phases, an owner and a due date, and it moves from draft to passed or failed on one record. Moodboards are live canvases on the request, and Cardi can build one while you talk.

Sample requests with phases, submit and approve
Live moodboards on a sample request, built by talking to Cardi
Personal boards with read-only share links
Custody and buyer loans for the physical sample (see Samples)

The phases of a sample request

01 Before production
1. Draft
2. Submitted
3. Revising
4. Approved
02 In production
1. In factory
2. In production
3. Shipped
03 Evaluation
1. Received
2. Evaluating
3. Passed or failed

03Photos

A product photo before the shoot.

Turn a flat lay or a CAD into a product photo, put it on a model from your model library, change the color, swap the backdrop, or fill every missing photo on a list in one run. Each photo is checked for tech packs, hangtags and other brands before it is used.

On-model try-on from a model library, with back and side views
CAD to photo and photo to CAD
Color change, pattern add or remove, seasonal adaptation, showroom shots, studio backdrops, upscale
Fill photo gaps in bulk; brand-safety flags on every photo
AI descriptions and similar styles

Styles / ST-1088 / Make photos

Flat lay

On model

Try-onColor changeStudio backdropCAD to photo

Checked for tech packs, hangtags and other brands before it is used.

A row of industrial sewing machines on a quiet factory floor

Development feeds the rest of the loop.

The spec sheet the factory sews from is the one the sample is evaluated against, the photo the studio made is the one the buyer sees in the portal, and the style the sample passed for is the one the purchase order is raised on.

Bring a style. We will build its spec sheet live.

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