Ever wondered how your favorite garments go from sketches to your closet? It’s all about design, collaboration, and innovation. For woven apparel brands, the journey often starts with OED (Original Equipment Design) or ODM (Original Design Manufacturing) partnerships.

 

OED vs. ODM: What’s the Difference?

OED focuses on creating custom designs based on a brand’s vision, using specialized equipment.

ODM offers pre-designed styles that brands can tweak or rebrand. Both approaches ensure unique, high-quality apparel while saving time and resources.

 

Why Design Matters
Great design balances aesthetics and function. For woven pieces like tailored blazers or structured outwear, details like stitch patterns, fabric weight, and pocket placement define durability and style.

 

Pro Tip: Work with manufacturers who prioritize ethical practices and material transparency. Whether you’re launching a new line or refining classics, smart design choices build trust with eco-conscious shoppers.