Flat sketches
Front, back and detail views help communicate product architecture and placement.
A strong tech pack reduces ambiguity between the brand and the factory. It should make the intended garment measurable, constructible and reviewable—not simply describe how the product should look.
Front, back and detail views help communicate product architecture and placement.
Points of measure, size base, grading and tolerances provide a measurable fit target.
Seams, stitch types, topstitching, reinforcement and special operations should be identified.
Material direction and wash target should be linked to approved references or specifications.
Labels, buttons, rivets, patches, embroidery, print and packaging artwork need clear placement and version control.
Every update should be traceable so sampling and bulk production use the correct specification version.
Urgan Textile presents its factory, production organization, published references and direct contact channels openly. International buyers can review the corporate introduction video and contact the company directly before starting a project.
A selection of reference logos already published on Urgan Textile’s corporate website. Reference scope and project history can be discussed directly with our team where appropriate.












Development may begin from sketches or reference garments, but a documented production specification becomes important as the project moves toward approval and bulk.
Version control reduces the risk of old measurements, artwork or comments being used during development or production.
Wash direction should be documented or clearly linked to an approved wash standard and development comments.
Approval responsibility should be defined between the buyer and manufacturer before bulk production is released.
Send Urgan Textile your product type, quantity, fabric / wash direction, branding needs and target timing through the working corporate quote form.