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Series developmentDALANG, DONGGUAN · CHINA

From one reference sample
to 12 commercial styles.

Keep the core commercial elements of a successful reference while expanding it into a range with different price points, silhouettes and seasonal roles.

One source. More useful options.

Build a range around
what already works.

Our development process starts with the sample, photo or brief you already have. We identify the details that make it commercially useful, then test where the same idea can travel across seasons and customer needs.

Discuss a reference sample
Women’s knitwear collection direction
The development board

Twelve ways to extend the same commercial idea.

Each direction below represents a practical design or merchandising change, helping buyers review silhouette, detail and seasonal options across a collection.

  1. 01: Short-sleeve polo
    01Original reference

    Short-sleeve polo

    The base garment: a short-sleeve polo whose defining commercial details anchor the range.

  2. 02: Long-sleeve polo
    02Autumn option

    Long-sleeve polo

    Extend the original polo into a long-sleeve version for cooler-weather merchandising.

  3. 03: V-neck polo
    03Everyday option

    V-neck polo

    Rework the neckline while keeping the original knitwear direction recognizable.

  4. 04: Striped polo
    04Fashion option

    Striped polo

    Add a stripe layout to create a more graphic version of the reference.

  5. 05: Openwork polo
    05Spring / summer

    Openwork polo

    Change the knit structure to create a lighter seasonal expression.

  6. 06: Sleeveless polo
    06Summer option

    Sleeveless polo

    Adapt the polo into a sleeveless style for warm-weather layering.

  7. 07: Polo cardigan
    07Multi-scene option

    Polo cardigan

    Extend the reference into an open-front cardigan for additional layering use.

  8. 08: Contrast-trim polo
    08Fashion option

    Contrast-trim polo

    Use contrasting collar and edge details to refresh the original silhouette.

  9. 09: Fitted polo
    09Feminine fit

    Fitted polo

    Adjust the shape toward a closer fit while retaining the recognizable design cues.

  10. 10: Relaxed polo
    10Casual fit

    Relaxed polo

    Develop a looser proportion for a more relaxed customer and retail position.

  11. 11: Knit skirt set
    11Coordinated set

    Knit skirt set

    Extend the range with a knitted skirt designed to coordinate with the top.

  12. 12: Knit dress
    12Collection lead

    Knit dress

    Develop a knit dress as a lead style within the wider commercial collection.

What we confirm together

From visual direction
to a workable range.

  • Core fit, proportion and construction
  • Seasonal roles and retail positioning
  • Yarn, gauge, colour and finishing options
  • Sample sequence and approval checkpoints
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