Aazam Khan

This project showcases the River Festive Season AW22 collection, highlighting the complete fashion design process of developing a premium line of women’s ethnic and Indo-Western festive wear from initial concept to factory-ready construction. The portfolio features industry-standard development linesheets and comprehensive tech packs for a diverse range of festive garments, including multiple styles of wide-leg trousers, traditional and printed Kurta Pajama Dupatta sets, long Kurta/Kurti, contemporary dresses, structured jumpsuits, and a vast collection of blouses. Each detailed CAD provides a detailed blueprint for apparel manufacturing to ensure flawless production line execution. The documentation captures precise material specifications, integrating rich, silk-finish jacquard fabrics, detailed georgette blends, and durable cotton-jersey combinations. To guarantee accurate bulk production, the tech packs include rich festive color palettes matching deep maroon, teal blue, mustard yellow, and earth-tone greens. Alongside this, the documentation details intricate trim developments, custom-elasticated waistbands, side slits, unique button placements, and contrast piping. The project also illustrates meticulous textile print and ornamentation integration, detailing the exact scale, base colors, and placement for complex all-over floral motifs, geometric zig-zag patterns, and specialized gold foil detailing. This case study represents the high-level technical documentation required to bring a modern festive wear brand to life, bridging the gap between aesthetic vision and seamless garment manufacturing.

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This project showcases the Being Human Men's Athleisure and Women's Cas-Leisure collection, highlighting the complete fashion design process of developing a premium lifestyle and activewear line from initial concept to factory-ready construction. The portfolio features industry-standard technical direction for a diverse range of performance and casual garments across multiple conceptual capsules. For men, this includes "Wander Trail" utility puffer jackets, "Essence" timeless basics with raw hem finishes, and "Court Clan" sporty polos and track sets. The women's range spans "Essence" innovative sweat sets and hoodie dresses, "Empower" utility layering coordinates, and "Body-Kind Rituals" ballet-inspired activewear tops and ruched bottoms.

Each technical specification provides a detailed blueprint for apparel manufacturing to ensure flawless production line execution. The documentation captures precise construction elements, integrating elevated seaming, asymmetrical hems, flattering silhouettes, and complex knit-and-woven mixed material applications. To guarantee accurate bulk production, the tech packs outline intricate trim developments like adjustable toggle cords, exaggerated zipper trims, contrast taping, and vibrant pop-color bindings. The project also illustrates meticulous graphic design integration, detailing the exact execution for upbeat color blockings, quirky typography, large-scale optical illusion prints, and unique braille-inspired "HUMAN ARTIFACT" graphics. This case study represents the high-level technical documentation required to bring a modern, elevated city-essential brand to life, bridging the gap between a dynamic cas-leisure aesthetic vision and seamless garment manufacturing.

This project showcases the Myntra Kidswear SS23 collection, highlighting the complete fashion design process of developing a vibrant children's apparel line. The portfolio features technical documentation for a comprehensive range of everyday garments, including girls' tops and matching co-ord sets, alongside boys' t-shirts, polos, shorts, and collared co-ord sets. Each technical CAD provides a detailed blueprint for apparel manufacturing, consistently specifying Cotton as the primary fabric across all featured styles to ensure comfort and consistent production.

This project showcases the Nykaa SS23 "Awestruck" collection, highlighting the complete fashion design process of developing a vibrant women's apparel line from initial concept to detailed technical specification. The portfolio features industry-standard rendered linesheets for contemporary garments, including strappy crop tops, off-shoulder cut-out tops, and finely ruched short dresses. Each technical CAD provides a detailed blueprint for apparel manufacturing, ensuring flawless execution of intricate construction elements like integrated bra strap details, metal rings, custom tie-ups, and strategic cut-outs.

The documentation captures precise material specifications, integrating versatile fabrics such as Poly Lycra S/J, Stretchable Lycra Net, and structured 230 GSM Poly Ponte Roma. To guarantee accurate bulk production, the linesheets include exact Pantone (TPG) colorway matching across bold solid colors—such as Hot Pink (17-1937 TPG) and Greenlake (17-5528 TPG). Furthermore, the project illustrates meticulous print integration, specifying digital print techniques for complex All-Over Print (AOP) abstract and swirl patterns. This case study represents the high-level technical documentation required to bring a trend-forward womenswear brand to life, bridging the gap between a bold aesthetic vision and seamless garment manufacturing.

This project showcases the Lee Wrangler A/W '23/24 "Leisure and Beyond" collection, highlighting the complete fashion design process of developing a premium menswear "workleisure" line that occupies the literal comfort spot between work attire and leisure wear. The portfolio features comprehensive design documentation for versatile garments, including smart yet comfortable silhouettes like hoodies, crewneck sweaters, polos, graphic t-shirts, and relaxed denim. Each technical CAD provides a detailed blueprint for apparel manufacturing to ensure flawless production line execution. The documentation captures specific material directions, prioritizing high-content spandex knitted fabrics that offer a denim look while maximizing comfort for evolved workplace dressing.

To guarantee accurate bulk production, the linesheets establish an easy-on-the-eyes color palette featuring Birch, Peach Whip, Iceberg Green, Fir Green, and Cranberry, paired perfectly with core denim washes in Light Blue, Mid Blue, Mid Grey, and Black. The project also illustrates meticulous graphic design integration, detailing the exact scale and placement for desert-inspired motifs, including topographic maps, geometric cactus graphics, "Desert Vibes" typography, and scenic landscape illustrations applied to both front-chest hits and large back prints. This case study represents the high-level technical documentation required to bring a modern workleisure brand to life, bridging the gap between a relaxed aesthetic vision and seamless garment manufacturing.

This project showcases the Lee Wrangler A/W '23/24 "Utility & Workwear" collection, highlighting the complete fashion design process of developing an ever-evolving men's urban workwear and clean outdoorsy essentials line from initial concept to factory-ready construction. The portfolio features comprehensive design documentation for utilitarian garments, including designed-to-last casual shirts, zip-up overshirts, henley polos, and functional cargo pants. Each technical CAD provides a detailed blueprint for apparel manufacturing, prioritizing durability and functionality for the modern, roving consumer. The documentation captures specific material and finish treatments, integrating organic enzyme washes and upgraded cleaner raw washes across the denim and bottoms range.

To guarantee accurate bulk production, the linesheets establish a distinct color palette featuring Beige, Khaki Green, Vintage Light Grey, Charcoal, and Black for bottoms, paired with Oatmilk, Sea Kelp, and Basalt for shirting. The tech packs also outline intricate utilitarian trim developments, such as prominent cargo pockets, specialized sleeve and chest pockets, and heavy contrast stitching on paneled silhouettes. Furthermore, the project illustrates meticulous graphic design integration, detailing "print no print" subtle patterns for overshirts, alongside exact scale and placement for heritage-inspired graphic tees featuring technical spec motifs, vintage typography, and slogans like "There is a bit of West in all of us". This case study represents the high-level design direction required to elevate functional basics, bridging the gap between rugged utilitarian aesthetics and seamless garment manufacturing.

This project showcases the Lee Wrangler A/W '23/24 "Clean Jeans Reinvented" collection, highlighting the complete fashion design process of developing a premium men's denim and casualwear line from initial concept to detailed collection presentation. The portfolio features comprehensive design documentation for essential heritage garments, including raw denim jeans, trucker jackets, denim shirts, casual check shirts, graphic tees, and elevated polos. The documentation captures specific material directions, highlighting the use of "new-raw" denim that honors the fabric's authentic, crude form with an enriching unwashed raw sheen.

Furthermore, the casual shirting incorporates classic yarn-dyed (Y/D) checks in 40's and 50's plain and twill weaves, double-faced fabrics, and winter-ready flannels, while the polo range utilizes soft melanges. To ensure a cohesive collection, the linesheets establish a refined, timeless color palette consisting of classic deep indigos, neutral shades of natural whites and ecrus, and solid blacks. The project also illustrates extensive graphic design integration for the t-shirt range, detailing an artsy approach to branding that includes cowboy sketches, bucking broncos, vintage boot motifs, and various stylized typographic executions of the Lee and Wrangler logos. This case study represents the high-level design direction required to reinvent authentic denim heritage, bridging the gap between a raw, timeless aesthetic vision and a modern casualwear manufacturing run.

This project showcases the Lee Wrangler A/W '23/24 "The Essence of Indigo" collection, highlighting the complete fashion design process of developing a premium men's casualwear line from initial concept to factory-ready construction. The portfolio features industry-standard technical documentation for essential garments, including bold graphic tees and classic pique polos designed for both the Lee and Wrangler brands. Each technical CAD provides a detailed blueprint for apparel manufacturing to ensure flawless production line execution. The documentation captures precise material specifications, integrating comfortable, high-quality fabrics like 180 GSM Single Jersey (S/J) for tees and 220 GSM cotton for pique polos.

To guarantee accurate bulk production, the linesheets dictate exact colorway matching across complex SKUs, utilizing a distinct core palette featuring Snow White, Barbados Cherry, Subdued Blues, Dress Blues, and Carbon. Furthermore, the technical packs outline intricate trim developments and design features, such as classic stripes, color-blocked collars, and plackets on the polos, alongside the application of true indigo dyes to achieve an authentic look across the solid range. The project also illustrates meticulous graphic design integration, detailing the exact scale, base colors, and placement for a wide array of bold branding graphics. This includes complex placements of stacked logos, signature typography, distressed brand motifs, geographic coordinate prints, and stylized line-art portraits. This case study represents the high-level technical documentation required to bring a modern, heritage-inspired casualwear collection to life, bridging the gap between a rich, indigo-driven aesthetic vision and seamless garment manufacturing.

This project showcases the Bewakoof collection, highlighting the complete fashion design process of developing a trend-forward streetwear and casual apparel line from initial concept to factory-ready construction. The portfolio features industry-standard linesheets and technical CADs for a diverse range of expressive garments, including oversized printed t-shirts, straight-fit pants, coordinated marble-print sets, washed sweatshirts, and graphic outerwear jackets. Each technical specification provides a detailed blueprint for apparel manufacturing to ensure flawless production line execution, capturing exact Pantone base color assignments for every featured style.

The project heavily emphasizes meticulous graphic design and textile integration, detailing the precise scale, reference verbiage, and placement for highly illustrative artwork. The documentation outlines various complex printing techniques essential for bulk production, showcasing front puff prints paired with anime-inspired back graphics, dynamic ombre fades, placement splash prints, scrambled graffiti motifs, and vibrant multicolored All-Over Prints (AOP). This case study represents the high-level technical documentation required to bring a quirky, youth-driven streetwear brand to life, bridging the gap between a bold aesthetic vision and seamless garment manufacturing.

This project showcases the official team apparel for the 11th FAI World Paramotor Championship in Brazil, highlighting the technical design process for specialized athletic uniforms. The portfolio features industry-standard tech packs for performance tracksuits, including a raglan-sleeve track-jacket and matching track-pants. Each technical CAD provides a detailed blueprint for apparel manufacturing, specifying complex construction elements like dynamic pop-color cut-and-sew panels, contrast color waistbands, and hidden zipper side-seam pockets.

To guarantee accurate bulk production, the documentation focuses heavily on meticulous embroidery and graphic integration, detailing the exact scale, placement, and alignment for multiple official entities. The tech packs dictate precise dimensions for sponsor and organizational logos, including FAI, LifeSport Co., Cap Shap, and the Aero Club of India. Furthermore, strict placement guidelines are established for national representation, mapping the exact positioning for the Indian flag, bold "INDIA" typography, and event branding across the front chest, sleeves, and center back. This case study represents the high-level technical documentation required to deliver professional, globally-compliant sportswear, bridging the gap between national team identity and seamless garment manufacturing.

This project showcases the Alcis SS22 "Graphic Mono" collection, highlighting the complete fashion design process of developing a minimalist men's and women's active and athleisure line from initial concept to factory-ready construction. The portfolio features industry-standard technical CADs for a wide range of performance garments, including men's active tees, athleisure joggers, and athletic shorts, alongside women's sports bras, singlets, and leggings. Each technical specification provides a detailed blueprint for apparel manufacturing, grounded in a classic color palette of Jet Black, Charcoal Melange, Grey Melange, and White, which is accented by vibrant tones like Lime Green, Bright Orange, and Cobalt Blue.

To guarantee accurate bulk production, the documentation outlines intricate trim developments and functional construction elements, such as smart utility metallic trims, adaptive support loops, custom power bands, contrast accent zippers, and specialized perforated panels for targeted breathability. The project also illustrates meticulous graphic design integration, detailing the execution of easy-to-wear prints, including bold continuous line drawings, tonal gel graphics, external label appliqués, and strategic minimal placement typography. This case study represents the high-level technical documentation required to bring a modern, graphic-driven activewear collection to life, bridging the gap between a clean, contrast-focused aesthetic vision and seamless garment manufacturing.

This project showcases the Alcis SS22 "Mottled Textures" collection, highlighting the complete fashion design process of developing a comprehensive men's and women's active and athleisure line. The core concept taps into classic, seasonless tendencies, focusing on the subtle appeal of clean monochromatic textures, tactile fabrics, and a distinct color palette grounded in deep intensity grays and blues paired with appealing beetroot tones. The portfolio features industry-standard technical CADs for an extensive range of performance garments, spanning men's active polos, crew neck t-shirts, athletic shorts, and joggers, alongside women's athletic tops, active shorts, and leggings.

Meticulous graphic design and print integration are illustrated through detailed visual specifications for tonal tie-dye prints, futuristic ombré gradients, subtle texture prints, and tonal color blocking. To guarantee precise bulk production, the documentation captures intricate trim developments and functional construction details, such as custom branded elastic bands, textured trims, tonal panelling, protective elements, and the incorporation of fabrics with thermoregulating properties. This case study represents the high-level technical documentation required to bring a sophisticated, texture-driven activewear collection to life, bridging the gap between tactile aesthetic vision and seamless garment manufacturing.

This project showcases the Alcis "Future Fervour" collection, highlighting the complete fashion design process of developing a sustainable men's and women's active and athleisure line. With a focus on futuristic aesthetics, the core concept utilizes recycled fabrics—specifically highlighting materials made from recycled plastic bottles—and features a muted, clean color palette with elevated minimal detailing. The portfolio includes industry-standard technical CADs for an extensive range of performance garments, including men's active tees, polos, shorts, and joggers, alongside women's sports bras, leggings, and athleisure sets.

Meticulous graphic design integration is illustrated through detailed visual specifications for linear prints, digital repeats, bold motion graphics, and specialized reflective detailing. To guarantee precise factory-ready execution, the documentation captures intricate trim developments and functional construction elements, such as laser-cut perforations, smart zippers, jacquard elastics, neutral metallic seam highlights, and integrated smart utility pockets. This collection represents the high-level technical documentation required to bring an eco-conscious activewear brand to life, bridging the gap between innovative sustainable design and seamless garment manufacturing.