Merco

Describe it.Studio draws it.

Say what you want to make, in a sentence or with a photo. Studio writes the tech pack a factory can quote from, checks it the way a factory would, and sends it to the factories that can make it.

  1. Studio: From a sentence to a sheet.

    Every check a factory needs, filled from the conversation beside it, with the concept imagery drawn from the sheet.

  2. The sheet: Every cell editable. Every guess marked.

    What you said stays yours. What Studio proposed is marked for you to confirm before a factory sees it.

  3. Sent: To the factories that can make it.

    The sheet turns into the machines and processes it needs. Only factories that hold them are asked, and they see why.

  4. Quoted: Quotes come back landed.

    Factory price, freight and the duty for this exact tariff line, before you award.

The tech pack

15 sections, in the order a factory reads them.

Studio fills them from the conversation and your references. Each cell stays editable, and each proposed value says so until you confirm it.

  1. 01StyleStyle name · Brand · Category · Subcategory …
  2. 02CommercialsFirst market · Factory · Target FOB · Costing basis …
  3. 03Bill of materialsPlacement · Material · Composition · Build …
  4. 04Trims & hardwareTrim · Specification · Size · Length …
  5. 05MeasurementsCode · Point of measure · How to measure · Tol. ± …
  6. 06ConstructionLocation · Seam · Stitch · SPI …
  7. 07Quality control pointsCheckpoint · Requirement · Stage
  8. 08Performance targetsProperty · Target · Test method · Lab …
  9. 09ColorwaysColorway · Code · Applies to · Lab dip …
  10. 10Artwork & brandingPlacement · Method · Artwork · Size
  11. 11LabellingMain label · Size label · EU responsible person · Label languages …
  12. 12PackagingFolding · Hangtag attachment · Polybag · Polybag size …
  13. 13Compliance & testingStandard · Requirement · Market · Test report
  14. 14Sampling & approvalsProto sample · Fit sample · PP sample · TOP sample …
  15. 15Open questionsWhatever is still open, asked plainly.

Before it goes out

Checked the way a factory would check it.

A pack with a contradiction gets as many prices as there are readings of it. Studio’s audit finds them first, and a pack with an open conflict does not go out for bids.

Fabric use differs from the pattern
The bill of materials and the pattern must agree on consumption — fabric is the first thing a factory prices.
A part is described but not on the lists
Every part needs its own row, or it is not in anybody’s price.
A part has no pattern piece
A chin guard in the construction needs a piece to cut it from.
The dates and the lead time do not agree
An ex-factory date the lead time cannot reach is caught before a factory quotes against it.
The pocket zip is shorter than the pocket opening
Trims are checked against the measurements they close.
Pattern responsibility is not stated
Who develops and grades the production pattern changes the price.

Imagery

Drawn from the sheet, not from a mood board.

Flats are measured from the sheet’s points of measure. Concept images are rendered from the sheet only, in one fixed studio look, so what a factory sees is what it will be asked to make.

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