Seven-page PDF templates for a t-shirt, hoodie, jeans, jacket, shirt, dress, leggings and a cap: cover and style info, front and back flats, points of measure with tolerances, bill of materials, construction, colorways, labels and packing. Plus a CSV spec sheet for spreadsheets.
Example page: technical flats, front, side and backExample page, brand removed
Studio work: flats next to the sample; flats on the cork board.
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Eight garments, seven pages each.
Each PDF is US Letter, landscape, with the points of measure, materials and sewing operations of that garment already listed. Print it, or type into it with any PDF editor.
PDF · 7 pagesLetter, landscape
T-shirt tech pack template
Crewneck tee: neck, shoulder, sleeve and hem points; rib, neck tape and print on the bill of materials.
One sheet with every section: style info, points of measure (XS–2XL + tolerance), bill of materials, construction, colorways, labels and packing, revision log. Opens in Google Sheets, Excel or Numbers.
A template gives you the pages. We fill them: flats drawn to proportion, every point graded with a tolerance, materials with supplier codes and a note for every seam. $299 per style, 3–5 working days.
Every page answers a question the factory would otherwise email you about. Fill all seven and a factory can price, sample and cut from the file.
Page 1
Cover and style info
Brand, style number, season, size range, base size, main fabric, factory, plus the revision log.
Answers: which style and which version is this?
Page 2
Front and back flats
The garment drawn front and back, with space for numbered callouts on every seam, stitch and trim.
Answers: what does it look like, exactly?
Page 3
Points of measure
The garment’s POMs already listed with a how-to-measure, columns XS–2XL and a tolerance column.
Answers: how big, in every size?
Page 4
Bill of materials
Every fabric and trim with supplier, reference, color code, placement and quantity per garment.
Answers: what do we buy?
Page 5
Construction
The sewing operations in order, with stitch type, stitches per inch and seam allowance, plus a key of common ISO stitch classes.
Answers: how is it sewn?
Page 6
Colorways
Four colorway flats to color in and a component-by-colorway table with swatch boxes.
Answers: which color goes where?
Page 7
Labels and packing
Label positions, care label content, fold, polybag and carton details, with a back view to mark on.
Answers: how does it arrive?
Before you send it
Check it in two minutes
Run the filled-in pack through the tech pack checker: 15 yes/no questions, a score and the gaps.
Answers: is it factory-ready?
Industry example
A filled-in page looks like this. Flats with callouts, a graded measurement table with tolerances, trims and stitch details on one sheet: the same questions our seven template pages ask.
Yes. Enter your name and email and the PDF downloads straight away, no account needed. Use them for your own brand as often as you like.
Seven pages: cover and style info, front and back flats, a points-of-measure table with a tolerance column, a bill of materials, construction notes per operation, colorways, and labels and packing, with a revision log on the cover.
Print it and write on it, or type into it with the text tool of any PDF editor, for example the Fill & Sign tool in Adobe Acrobat Reader. For the measurements, the CSV spec sheet opens in Google Sheets or Excel.
Yes: a six-panel cap template with front and side views, crown, visor and closure points of measure, and a bill of materials with the buckram, sweatband and eyelets.
You can, if every page is complete: flats for every view, every point of measure graded with a tolerance, supplier and color codes on the bill of materials, and a construction note for every operation. Run it through the free tech pack checker first.
Send us your sketch, sample or reference photo. Our studio team draws the full tech pack for $299 per style ($249 per style for 3 or more, $499 from concept) in 3–5 working days.
When you would rather hand it over
The same work, done by our studio.
Free tools cover the parts you can do yourself. For the rest, a technical designer on our team in the USA draws, measures and checks the full tech pack.
