Seamwright — Features

Between intent and the floor.

Everything a designer needs to specify a garment, everything a factory needs to price and build it, on one locked revision.
Design workspace

Specify it properly, once.

A pack that holds its shape: sections for materials, trims, construction, and graded measurements, with versions you can point at in an argument.

Calico toile pinned along a seam line on a paper pattern draft

On the design side

01Smart tech packsFabrics, notions, construction, measurements, and graded specs in one versioned document.
02LibrarySketches, artwork, and reference assets stay attached to the pack that uses them.
03CollectionsGroup packs into a season and move them through review together.
04Freeze on sendThe revision locks when the RFQ goes out, so quotes are all against the same spec.
Factory network

Price it against one spec.

Factories publish what they can actually make, receive complete packs, and answer in structured fields — so the comparison is a comparison, not a guess.

Warp beam threaded through an industrial loom on a factory floor

On the factory side

05Verified profilesCapabilities, minimum order quantities, certifications, and the basis of verification.
06Structured quotesUnit price, MOQ, lead time, and landed cost in fields you can actually compare.
07Direct threadsQuestions about a quote stay attached to that quote, not scattered across inboxes.
08Job stagesSampling, cutting, sewing, QC, and shipment reported once, visible to both sides.

Put your next style through it.

Designer and factory memberships open the portal on the same network.