VF CORPORATION LTD
Guidence under
Mr. Geofery Prasanna
Mr.Heman Das
Ms. Samita
OBJECTIVE
To develop a range of 8 garments for S/S 14-15
Understanding
brand & its
working system
Documentation
on its working
system
Start the design
process by
market survey
Comparative
study with other
brands
Trend spottingForecast study
Story
development
sourcing
Development
of tech packs
Patterns
development
Production Presentation
METHODOLOGY
ABOUT THE BRAND
•Lee is an American brand of denim jeans, first produced in 1889 in Salina,
Kansas.
•The company is owned by VF Corporation, the largest apparel company in
the world. Its headquarters is currently in Merriam, Kansas, just outside of
Kansas City, Missouri.
•The company states that they are an international retailer and
manufacturer of casual wear and work wear and that they have more than
400 employees in the United States.
Lee business strategy
• Segmenting
• targeting
• Positioning
Right
stp’s
• Product
• Price
• Place
• Promotion
Right
4p’s
HISTORY & ITS IMPORTANT INNOVATIONS
LEE
STORES
LEE WOMENS
CUTOMERS-
18 – 35 YRS
UPPER MIDDLE CLASS
USP
YOUTH; EASY GOING;
BRAND HAS POSITIONED
ITSELF AS EVERYONE JEANS
DESIGN
PROCESS
Comparative study
Trend spotting
Forecast study
Story development
Design Process was based on
• Forecast
•Trend Spotting
Being a retail giant , Lee’s Apparel collection not only focuses on it’s
personality but tries to reflect the personality of the consumer.
Hence, a thorough forecasting was an important part of determining the
collection.
From the forecast, the following has been derived,
• The direction in which the denim brands are moving.
•The new innovations and trends for the upcoming season
•The denims are being explored more in terms of the details that gives the
brand a great opportunity for the invention of new trends
MARKET SURVEY
STORES VISITED & BRANDS STUDY THROUGH NET
LEVI STRAUSS
WRANGLER
PEPE
Competitors Other aspiration brands
VERO MODA
ZARA
TOMMY HELFIGER
DIESEL
PRICES
DENIMS
Trend forecast
S/S 2014-2015
Forecasting sites
www.wgsn.com
www.promostyl.com
www.stylesight.com
www.pinterest.com
www.fashionforecast.com
FORECAST STUDY S/S 14-15
TOPS
TOPS TRENDS S/S 14-15
HEM VARIATION
Different panel hem
Square
cut
back
hem Assymetrical
hemlines
SILLOUHETTES
•Straight cut
•Boxy fit
•Use of different
panels
•Back openings
SLEEVE VARIATIONS
USE OF NET
VARIATION OF
CAP SLEEVES
BELL SHAPED
CUT OUTS
STRAIGHT
EXPOSED ZIPPER
zipper at front
(mock)
Functional
exposed zipper
Some of the front & back
exposed zippers
Variation of cowled/ overlap tops
Printed fabrics on
yoke & pockets
Enzyme washes
on denim
Prints & Graphics on
t-shirts
FORECAST STUDY S/S 14-15’
DENIMS
VARIATION IN FITS
STRAIGHT FIT
SKINNY
TAPERED AT HEM
BAGGY
HIGH WAISTED
TROUSER DENIMS
VARIATION AT HEMLINES
FOLDED HEM CROPPED HEM
DIFFERENT COLORD
FABRIC FOLD
DIFFERENT FABRIC
INSIDE
DIFFERENT PATTERN
VARIATION IN POCKET DETAILINGS
PATCH POCKETS
USE OF ANOTHER FABRIC
UNDER PATCH POCKET
SURFACE
DEVELOPMENT ON
BACK POCKET
STUDS ON COIN
POCKET
PATCH POCKET AT
FRONT
VARIATION IN WASHES & PRINTS LAZER PATTERNS
TIE &DYE PATTERNS
DISCHARGE PRINT
ILLUSION EFFECT
DIFFERENT COLORED PANEL DENIMS
Trend spotting
Methodology of trend spotting
1. Visiting stores
2. Visiting brand websites
3. Visiting online shopping sites
4. Taking street shots
5. Observing trends among my batch mates, relatives & friends.
6. Discussion among the girls about their choices & preferences.
Trend study
Tops
CONCEPT & INSPIRATION
MY STORY
COLOR STORY
Specification sheets
 TOOLS USED: BROWN PAPER
 BASE SPEC OF DENIMS: 28” MAXI & JEGGINGS
 BASE SPEC OF T-SHIRTS: BASIC BLOCK ‘M’ SIZE
 CHALLENGES:
1. ALTERNATIONS IN PATTERNS WITH THE HELP OF MASTERS
2. REDO OF PATTERN DEVELOPMENT
 KEY LEARNINGS:
1. FIT SAMPLE IS VERY IMPORTANT TO UNDERSTAND THE PATTERN
CORRECTLY
2. THE PERFECTION IN PATTERN MAKING COMES WITH EXPERIENCE IN
SAMPLING UNIT
 VENDORS OF PATTERN AND SAMPLE DEVELOPMENT:
1. DENIM JEANS: INDURO LIFESTYLE RESOURCES
2. TOPS : HNN APPARELS LTD
PATTERN MAKING
CHALLENGES
1. Sourcing right materials & right trims
2. Production houses busy in their own productions so
coordinating according to it.
3. Explaining to the pattern master
4. Technical mistakes
5. Time factor
Thank you

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