Avela Studio · Australia
Project case studies
Twenty ways a yoga-wear decision can go wrong—or get controlled.
Real development projects, organized around the product problem, the decisions it raised and the approval checkpoints that matter for production.
20 project reviewsFit, fabric and constructionSampling and production
Customer project records
From sample changes to delivered orders.
Ten customer projects covering fit, material, branding, inspection and delivery decisions.
Veyra Movement · United Kingdom
A seamless waistband revised for movement
600 sets · two colors, 300 each · Seamless development
Forma Coast · United States
Cream leggings: softness and opacity together
500 leggings · Material selection
Corevia Athletics · Germany
Sports-bra straps, band and binding revised
600 bras · two colors, 300 each · Sports bra development
Elara Fit · Canada
A legging size set built around its customers
1,000 leggings · two colors, 500 each · Fit and grading
Nordelle Active · Denmark
A fabric change followed through the records
600 tops · two colors, 300 each · Material traceability
Linea Motion · Italy
A reorder shade matched to retained stock
300 sets · Repeat orders
Velora Court · Spain
Tenniswear developed around the movement
600 tops + 600 skirts · two colors per style · Tenniswear development
Arcwell Active · New Zealand
A size-label error investigated and corrected
500 tops · 12 affected pieces · After-sales correction
Atelier Mova · France
A delivery risk managed in two agreed batches
1,200 pieces · first 300, then 900 · Delivery coordination
Project · 01Fit and pattern
A waistband that looked clean standing—but folded in movement.
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Project · 02Material and garment review
White opacity needed a viewing method—not another adjective.
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Project · 03Bra development
The strap felt light. The underband was doing too much.
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Project · 04Pattern engineering
The flare was balanced on paper—not on the finished leg.
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Project · 05Size-range development
One base size could not answer the full range.
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Project · 06Material risk
The deep shade passed washing—but the brief involved sweat.
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Project · 07Color development
The top and bottom shared a color name—not a visual match.
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Project · 08Construction development
The pocket held a phone. The seam did not hold its shape.
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Project · 09Fabric selection
The softest hand was not the lowest-risk surface.
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Project · 10Construction engineering
The cleanest seam was not right for every contact zone.
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Project · 11Bra construction
The cup decision changed fit, care and assembly at once.
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Project · 12Wear testing
The sample looked dry. The session changed the contact zones.
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Project · 13Product development
The idea was clear. The production decisions were still open.
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Project · 14Fit and grading
The grade preserved measurements—but lost the design line.
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Project · 15Production release
The sample was approved. The production packet was not aligned.
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Project · 16Private label finish
The garment was ready. The retail components were still assumptions.
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Project · 17Repeat production
The reorder used the same composition—but not the same baseline.
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Project · 18Quality alignment
AQL selected the sample. The product still needed inspection criteria.
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Project · 19Color and materials
The olive matched in the swatch book—not in the finished set.
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Project · 20Legging construction
Removing the front seam moved the problem into the gusset.
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