Model 1: 175 cm, 62 kg; size S gives a regular fit and size M a relaxed fit. Model 2: 181 cm, 67 kg; size M gives a regular fit and size L a relaxed fit. Recommendations are approximate; choose according to the preferred fit.
The development begins with the wordmark reference and print preparation, establishing the letterforms, spacing, scale, and placement required to reproduce the restrained chest graphic.
The artwork is transferred to the printing screen and aligned on the cut garment panels, allowing the chest position and print proportions to remain consistent before assembly.
After printing, the panels are assembled into the finished short-sleeve silhouette, with attention given to the crew neckline, shoulder line, sleeve attachment, and clean presentation of the centered wordmark.
The finishing stage covers label attachment and final garment handling, completing the internal neckline details while keeping the exterior design intentionally minimal.
DETAIL COMPARISON
Compared detail by detail.
GROUP 01
Fabric and Hem Comparison
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Side-by-side detail views compare the developed version with the reference at the fabric surface and lower hem, focusing on jersey appearance, edge structure, stitch placement, and the overall fall of the finished body.
GROUP 02
Construction Detail Comparison
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The remaining comparison set is intended to assess how closely the developed garment follows the reference across its construction details and overall finish; no unsupported superiority claim is made.