01 / ILLUSTRATED PROCESS
Pattern making
The pattern establishes garment shape, measurements and panel positions before sampling. Confirm the selected fit and graded size set.
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FACTORY TOUR / ILLUSTRATED PROCESS GUIDE
From garment brief to finished piece.
Explore the decisions behind pattern making, sampling, decoration, assembly and packing.
The scenes below are AI-generated illustrations of a plausible apparel workflow in Pakistan. They are not photographs of Oversky’s facility and do not establish which departments or machines Oversky operates. Actual production arrangements are confirmed for your project.
AI-generated illustration — not a photograph of Oversky’s facility.
Discuss your production brief01 / THE GARMENT ROUTE
The process depends on the specification.
A garment can combine several methods, while others use only one. Sampling, printing and embroidery may happen before or after panel assembly, depending on the design and equipment. This guide explains process considerations; it is not a fixed timeline or a claim that every operation is performed in-house.
02 / PROCESS GUIDE
Eight processes to understand.
02 / ILLUSTRATED PROCESS
Sample room
A development sample lets the buyer review shape, fabric, seams and decoration before the final specification is agreed.
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03 / ILLUSTRATED PROCESS
Sublimation
A transfer-printing route for compatible polyester-rich fabrics. Colour, temperature and print behaviour require trials on the selected fabric.
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04 / ILLUSTRATED PROCESS
Cutting
The approved pattern guides panel cutting. Fabric direction, print position and size identification should be checked before assembly.
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05 / ILLUSTRATED PROCESS
Screen printing
Ink, curing and stretch behaviour must match the textile and decoration brief. Review a print sample before specifying repeat production.
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06 / ILLUSTRATED PROCESS
Embroidery
Embroidery adds stitched artwork. Thread, stitch density, backing and placement should be reviewed against fabric weight and garment use.
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Stitching
Panels are assembled with seam types suited to the garment. Fit, seam position, stretch and finishing are reviewed against the agreed sample.
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Packing
Finished garments can be checked against the agreed packing list, sizes and packaging instructions before handover. Confirm the required presentation and carton details.
Include the process in your brief03 / PROJECT DETAILS
Describe the finish you want to review.
Share a reference garment, fabric preferences, construction details, artwork placements, size quantities and packing instructions. Ask which processes apply to the proposed garment and how the agreed sample will be reviewed.
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