Tech pack designer · Turkey

The jean is designed on the computer — then cut in the factory.

A photo is not a factory file. In Turkey a designer builds your denim tech pack in CAD: flats, a POM size chart in centimetres, stitch and wash notes. We sew the first sample from that file. Produce with us, or take the pack to another mill.

Denim designer at a computer writing a jean tech pack in Turkey
CAD monitor: jean flat, POM chart and stitch notes, Turkey Paper jean pattern pieces on the cutting table, denim factory in Turkey Measuring a denim sample for the size chart in Turkey Sewing the first jean sample on the line in Turkey
CAD + POMFlats and centimetres before anyone cuts
~2 · ~4 · ~6–8 weeksSimple stock · typical · sourced or complex
File travelsPack written here even if you sew elsewhere
No MOQAny quantity after the sample
Turkey denim atelier desk: sketch, size chart and indigo swatches
The designer’s desk

Not a moodboard. A file a cutter can follow.

Inspiration lives in Pinterest. Production lives in millimetres: rise, knee, hem, pocket-bag depth, bartacks, wash recipe. We sit at the computer in Turkey and write that — then the line sews it.

How the pack is made

From sketch on screen to cloth on the rail

Send a photo or a drawing. We turn gaps into questions. Typically about 6–8 weeks (never shorter than about 6 weeks), even on stock fabric. Complex wash or sourced fabric stays in that window.

  1. Designer building the jean on CAD in Turkey

    1. Design on CAD

    The jean is drawn as a factory flat — not a fashion illustration. Construction and hardware sit on the same sheet.

  2. Tech pack on screen: POM table and stitch callouts

    2. Size chart (POM)

    Waist, hip, rise, thigh, knee, inseam, hem — with tolerances. Without this, grading multiplies the error.

  3. First sample sewn from the pack in Turkey

    3. Sample

    We sew from that file. Fit comments become a revision sample — a new clock, not a free recut of a vague brief.

  4. Approved denim sample next to the tech pack, Turkey

    4. You choose

    Produce with us in any quantity, or take the pack elsewhere. Either way the document should be written here.

The size chart is the product

A photo has no centimetres. This is what we lock before the first cut in Turkey.

POM · sample size 32 (example)
Point of measurecm±
Waist81.01.0
Hip102.01.0
Front rise27.00.5
Back rise36.00.5
Thigh64.00.8
Knee42.00.5
Inseam81.01.0
Hem32.00.5
Measuring waist, rise and inseam for a factory size chart in Turkey

Before you commission a pack

Do you design the tech pack on the computer?

Yes. CAD flats, construction, stitch callouts and a POM table in centimetres. That is the job — not a moodboard PDF.

Can you write the pack if we produce elsewhere?

Yes. A pack written on a real denim line in Turkey travels. You can sew bulk at another mill.

Do you quote production from a photo?

No. Photos and briefs are not a pack. The sample is quoted from the file we write. No minimum order after the sample.

POM tape and hardware on a denim QC table in Turkey

Centimetres on the table, not in a moodboard

POM, stitch density and hardware sit in the factory file. The first sample is sewn from that file. Typically 6–8 weeks, never shorter than about 6 weeks.

Send the sketch. Get a factory file — not a guess.

Write both inboxes so Görkem and Çağdaş stay on the thread: gorkemnewdenim@gmail.com and cagdasnewdenim@gmail.com. Turkey.

Send your sketch