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The Spacelines: one garment, start to finish.

We developed and made this collection for our own clothing label, The Spacelines, in Faridabad. The denim trousers below went through our four stages of development, sourcing, sampling and manufacturing.

A colour-blocked shirt in sage, indigo and ecru with a snap placket, contrast cuffs and a patch pocket, worn over light denim trousers with a running stitch down the seam
  1. 01

    Development

    Starting point
    A sketch, a reference garment, a mood board or a tech pack.
    Our work
    We reviewed the design, worked through fit, construction and trims, and prepared the production specification.
    Result
    A written specification with construction notes and trim details.
  2. Mid-indigo denim at close range, the cloth the finished trousers are cut from

    02

    Sourcing

    Starting point
    A composition, a weight, a handfeel or a physical swatch.
    Our work
    We checked suitable fabrics from our library and mills, including alternatives to the first choice.
    Result
    Swatches with composition, construction and width against each option.
  3. 03

    Sampling

    Starting point
    The approved specification, fabric and size set.
    Our work
    We cut and sewed the first sample in-house, then corrected fit and construction before bulk cutting.
    Result
    Prototype and fit samples with an updated specification.
  4. Mid-indigo wide-leg denim trousers, the finished garment, with contrast running stitch down both side seams

    04

    Manufacturing & finishing

    Starting point
    A signed sample, the order quantity and the size ratio.
    Our work
    We organised cutting, stitching and finishing, with checks during production and before packing.
    Result
    Packed goods with the labels, tags and packaging named in the specification.

Start with what you already have.

Bring a sketch, a reference garment or a full tech pack. We will tell you what else we need.