Shape comes first
Explore proportion, volume and fit through the key pieces in your collection.
Eason@aurasourcing.sgIndependent womenswear brands / a Nordic design direction
Woven womenswear,
shaped around your collection.
We work with clothing brands, not retail customers. Start with your target retail price, sales channels and expected quantities. We use those inputs to assess a production-cost envelope and the fabric, construction and sourcing choices behind your woven collection.
Singapore company · China and Vietnam production options, assessed by project
For clothing brands · No retail sales
Start with the price point. Work back to the garment.
Your target retail price, sales channels and expected quantities help us assess the production cost your business model can support. We work through trade-offs in fabric, construction, decoration, workmanship, quantity and production location.
The aim is to leave room for your brand’s margin and support the collection’s commercial viability. Sales and profit are not guaranteed.
- 01Your brand’s price point and channel
- 02A production-cost envelope to assess
- 03Development and production choices
- Fabric
- Construction
- Decoration
- Workmanship
- Quantity
- Production location
A Singapore company with an Asian supply chain. Production options in China and Vietnam are assessed project by project; the location, suitable production resources and terms are confirmed after reviewing the style, materials and quantities.
Fewer distractions. More precise decisions.
Quality starts with
a clear reference.
Consistency is something to work through in the specification, sample and production checks. Define what matters for the garment rather than relying on an image alone.
Fabric informs the design
Consider drape, structure and hand feel alongside the intended silhouette.
A clear reference for production
Define the fit, construction and finishing details to be agreed before production. These become the reference points for reviewing consistency.
Development directions
Sculptural woven separates
Volume-led tops, shaped skirts and considered proportions.
Coordinated sets
Tops and trousers developed with a shared fabric and design language.
Soft tailoring
Relaxed jackets and trousers with attention to shape and finishing.
Development references · For clothing brands
Shape. Balance. A shared specification.
Starting points for a conversation about fit, fabric and construction in your collection.
01
Structure around the waist.
Explore panel proportions, edge finish and fastening placement against the fit brief.
Discuss a style for development ↗
02
A clear outerwear foundation.
Review front balance, lapel proportions and the double-breasted closure for a focused collection.
Discuss a style for development ↗AI-assisted original design references
Three concepts.
A starting point for your brief.
AI-generated design development references, not photographs of completed samples or client orders. These concepts introduce design questions for a clothing brand’s collection; materials, construction and fit must be confirmed through sampling, with costs reviewed for the project.
01 / SHAPE / COORDINATION
Structure, softened by proportion.
A shaped top and a midi skirt as a starting point for reviewing waist balance, panel lines and a coordinated fit.
Discuss a development direction ↗
02 / VOLUME / MOVEMENT
Layers with room to move.
A layered midi direction for discussing length, volume and the way the fabric moves between layers.
Discuss a development direction ↗
03 / PLACEMENT / FINISH
Cutwork, carefully placed.
A blouse with localised cutwork at the shoulder yokes and cuffs as a reference for reviewing placement, coverage and edge finish.
Discuss a development direction ↗A shared working record
Share. Review.
Define.
Development decisions should remain clear as a style moves from the first sample to production planning.
- 01
Share the collection
Send your style references, fabric ideas and expected quantities.
- 02
Review the development
Discuss construction, sample requirements and the details that need refinement.
- 03
Define the production brief
Confirm the specifications and project terms before moving ahead.
From approval to the next order
Keep the specification
at the centre.
Production checks refer to the approved sample and agreed details. If you plan a repeat order, include that in your brief so material availability, quantities and capacity can be reviewed.
Project scope, costs and timing are confirmed after reviewing the design and material requirements. Material availability and production capacity are reviewed for each order.
Explore our woven development work ↗Start with the specification
A focused capsule or a new collection?
Tell us what you are developing and the quantities you have in mind. We can start with a feasibility discussion.
- Target retail price and currency — optional
- Sales channels and expected quantities — optional
- References, fabric criteria, construction and destination
Optional: target retail price, sales channels and expected quantities. A range is enough; leave out any commercial information you prefer not to share.
Share a short briefDiscuss on WhatsAppEason@aurasourcing.sg+65 9677 7466
Links open your email app or a WhatsApp draft. Review before sending. Quantities, materials, sample scope and timing are confirmed for your project.
Practical questions
Before the first sample.
Can we start with a technical pack or reference garment?
Yes. Share the drawings, measurements, reference images or garment details you have. Missing specifications and development priorities are discussed before sampling begins.
Where are development and production coordinated?
Aura is a Singapore company working through an Asian supply chain. Production options in China and Vietnam are assessed against the style, materials, quantities and suitable project resources.
What is needed before a repeat order?
The approved style and specifications are the starting point. Material availability, quantities, size mix and production capacity are checked for the new order.