The development process begins with digital pattern layout and material-efficient marker planning, followed by a full-garment sample check to establish the polo’s proportions, collar shape, placket placement, sleeves, hem, and trim positions.
Close-up development focuses on the coordinated identity details: a black woven neck label with light lettering and a polished metal FF chest emblem, selected to maintain a restrained tonal appearance while preserving clear definition.
Production views document controlled assembly of the placket and garment edges, including button placement, straight topstitching, and overlocked seam finishing, before the branded neck label is secured inside the collar.
DETAIL COMPARISON
Compared detail by detail.
GROUP 01
Silhouette and Fabric Comparison
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The side-by-side garment view compares overall proportions, collar and placket balance, sleeve shape, chest-emblem placement, and lower-hem detailing. The fabric close-up further evaluates the compact textured face and tonal black appearance against the comparison sample.
GROUP 02
Branded Trim and Hem Comparison
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The comparison examines the lower branded tabs, matching dark buttons, label printing, and side-slit construction. The supplied views show closely aligned trim placement and branding treatment, while the hem comparison also records a visible difference in side-slit finishing between the two samples.