Silhouette directions, not a fixed catalogue
The style library is a starting point for discussion. A reference silhouette can be adapted through rise, waist shape, hip ease, thigh volume, leg opening, inseam, pocket proportions and finishing. Final measurements are confirmed for the intended fit and size range.
Women’s and men’s denim
Wide-leg, relaxed straight, barrel, straight and utility silhouettes each need a clear relationship between waist fit, hip ease, thigh volume and hem width. The shape should be defined rather than relying on a generic style name.
Outerwear and shorts
Jackets can be developed around trucker, cropped, oversized or overshirt proportions. Shorts and jorts require clear inseam, leg opening and hem instructions.
Make the reference measurable
When you send a reference, identify the details that matter most: silhouette, fit through the waist and hip, leg shape, length, wash tone, pocket design and special construction. See the development process.