Colour development
Develop from trend colour or brand standards on your selected fabric.
Explore colour ↗DESIGN POSSIBILITIES
See how your fabric takes shape.
Explore colour, pattern, texture and structure in fabric, then see how they take form in garments and everyday applications. Existing designs and samples open a conversation; your intended use defines the next development.
COLOUR · PATTERN · WEAVE
Colour, pattern and weave.
WOVEN HARMONY · 纵横有韵羊毛聚酯格纹
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Find a rhythm in plaid. Wool-polyester blends, with colour and line in balance.
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Tiangong Kaiwu Collection
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Explore the current artwork and colourways, then discuss print applications.
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The H signature
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Explore pattern arrangement, scale and colour from the HERUN H letterform.
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WOVEN AIR · 一帘疏光真丝绞罗
Light through the weave. An airy, layered texture. Silk leno fabrics.
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THE BLUE HOUR · 蓝调长歌提花牛仔
Familiar denim, new detail. Patterns woven into the cloth.
Explore jacquard-denim development ↗FABRIC IN USE
From fabric to garment.
Compare drape, support, pattern placement and layers, then confirm the application through garment samples.
Garment development and production, by project. Your design, reference or sample can guide pattern development and fitting; production follows the agreed fabric, sample and specification.
Bra Top development
Choose your sleeve preference and one of sixteen neckline and shoulder references, then develop top length, fabric, support and fit — or bring your own design.
Explore Bra Top development ↗SILHOUETTE POSSIBILITIES
A silhouette. A starting point for what comes next.
Start with neckline, structure and proportion, then consider a material for your intended use. These existing patterns are starting points; your own design or sample can be one too.
CR15 · Existing pattern referenceHigh-neck sculptural top
Overlapping high collar · curved front opening · asymmetric panels
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CR28 · Existing pattern referenceAsymmetric sculptural vest
Unequal lapels · curved overlapping opening · staggered hem
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CJK4 · Existing pattern referenceCollarless jacket
Curved overlapping neckline · cropped body · long sleeves · low flap pockets
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BP24 · Existing pattern referenceWide-lapel tailored vest
Wide lapels · long fitted body · curved side-waist pocket openings
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PA4 · Existing pattern referenceHigh-waist culottes
High waist with belt loops · slanted pockets · wide culotte legs · soft drape
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DR6 · Existing pattern referenceShirt dress
Spread collar · softly draped cuffs · natural waist seam · broad pleats and long skirt
View silhouette & details ↗Soft-white silhouette references; construction and fit are confirmed through sampling. Explore materials and silhouettes independently, then combine them for your project.
EVERYDAY POSSIBILITIES
More ways for a material to become part of everyday life.
Bag and charm design studies, alongside existing hat samples, show how fabric behaves across volumes, seams and curves. Use these examples to discuss material and application choices.
Bags
CHARMS
Pattern and texture, in a smaller form.
Explore origami, animals, garden and seasonal themes, then discuss form, filling, edging and attachment.
Origami charms
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Animal charms
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Garden charms
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Seasonal charms
Discuss this direction ↗FABRIC APPLICATION / HATS
Fabric in hat form.
Existing hat samples show how fabric texture, motif scale and placement respond to curved forms and seams. Use them as references for discussing fabric development and application.
Jacquard denim baseball cap
Panel seams, a curved peak and brand embroidery bring the cloth’s lines and texture into everyday wear.
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Charcoal jacquard bucket hat
Fine, scattered texture flows across the crown and brim, showing pattern placement, stitching and the finished silhouette.
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Blue jacquard bucket hat
Larger motifs follow the curved form, revealing how the pattern changes across the crown, seams and brim.
Discuss the fabric application ↗Turn a possibility into a clear brief.
Bring a design reference, intended use, target quantity and timing. Define the base fabric, pattern scale, construction and sample scope before discussing minimum quantities, costs and delivery.
Accessory design possibilities. Material suitability and finished performance are confirmed through sampling.