Design & Prototype Development Process

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​We can do the artwork, patterns, sizing, and prototyping for you.

To develop a new design for sublimated sports apparel, there are 3 basic steps that need to be done - artwork, pattern & sizing, and prototyping. 

Artwork is the first step in making your own design and brand of sports apparel. Because sublimated sports apparel involves full-body graphics, it follows that artwork becomes the most critical step in the development process. The artwork fee per design is Php 2,000. You need to submit the design inspiration in any format as a basis for the artist to make the design. The artwork fee involves up to 2 revisions only.

 Pattern-making is the backbone of the development process. Without patterns, no product can be made. The patterns shall be based on the sizing chart that a customer submits. As sizing charts usually differ from one country to another, it is necessary that the patterns are made exactly based on the sizing dimensions. The pattern-making is done using digital software and shall be saves as digital. If the customer requires a printed pattern, a printing fee shall be charged separately. 

Prototyping is the last step in the development process. It is where you can see the final product. Our standard prototyping package cost of Php2,000 includes 1 prototype product for every design. You may request for additional prototype for each of the sizes to serve as sizing guide. However, this involves additional cost.

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GLOBAL SPORTSWEAR MARKET EXCEEDS US$ 244 BILLION

Source: Euromonitor International Releases New Market Research for Sportswear Industry February 25, 2013 3:00 AM

According to Euromonitor International, the global sportswear industry exceeds US$244 Billion and expected to generate additional US$55 Billion in new sales by 2017

New sportswear market research from Euromonitor International covers 46 countries, each capturing trends and developments in performance, outdoor and sports-inspired clothing and footwear. Th s new research offers insight into key strategic and competitive issues within the athletic apparel industry.

Magdalena Kondej, Head of Apparel Research at Euromonitor explains: "The strong recovery of the global apparel market is on its way, with sales recording almost 6% value growth in 2012."

Sportswear is one of the most dynamic categories driving this solid performance with the largest gains recorded in North America and Asia Pacific.

"The increasing interest in fitness and athletics clearly shows that consumers are seeking to be healthier. We want to capture emerging trends to highlight new opportunities for sports apparel manufacturers," Kondej adds.

In 2012, the global sportswear market grew by more than 7.5% and exceeded US$244 billion. Valued at an estimated US$80 billion, the US market for sportswear is by far the largest globally, over three times higher in value than the second-ranked sportswear market China, according to Euromonitor International.

The four largest markets - the US, China, Japan and Brazil - collectively accounted for over half of total sportswear sales in value terms in 2012.

"Russia, Ukraine and Argentina are the star sportswear markets with the highest growth recorded in 2012," said Kondej. "Looking forward, sales in Russia are set to almost double in value by 2017 and the country is expected to overtake all Western European countries including Italy, the UK, France and Germany."

The 46 research markets include:

Western Europe: Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, United Kingdom

Eastern Europe: Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Russia, Ukraine

North America: Canada, USA

Latin America: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Venezuela

Middle East and Africa: Egypt, Israel, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, United Arab Emirates

Asia Pacific: China, Hong Kong (China), India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam

Australasia: Australia