Apparel categories
Shirt & woven apparel development
From fabric and fit to production and shipment, connected execution for shirt and woven programmes.

From brief to delivery
What shapes the requirement.
Plan by style and colour.
A total quantity alone does not describe a shirt programme. Share the number of styles, pieces per colour, size breakdown and whether the same fabric will repeat across styles. These details help define the sourcing requirement and avoid treating every colour as the same production decision.
Define the fit and construction.
Reference garments, a measurement chart or a tech pack help establish the intended result. Collar shape, cuffs, pockets, plackets, seams and finishing should be considered alongside fabric composition, construction and handle. Sample reviews turn that direction into agreed corrections.
Connect approvals to the delivery date.
Stock material and newly developed fabric follow different paths. The delivery plan needs to account for sourcing, material approval, sample comments and production confirmation. NWN reviews the actual programme before confirming commercial terms or timelines.
Before we talk
Prepare a useful brief.
Include the product direction, quantities, materials and delivery target. Read answers about development, quantities and lead times.
Read the apparel brief guideYour next apparel programme