Jacquard & custom print
Define repeat, scale, colour and fabric base before confirming a swatch or strike-off.
Complex workmanship
Garment embellishment services for complex women's apparel.
PIPK coordinates surface design, material behaviour, sample trials and production controls for styles using embroidery, foil, rhinestones, beads and handwork.
Technique selection
The surface process has to work with the fabric and construction.
A decorative reference is reviewed for artwork, density, placement, attachment, handling and care. Custom jacquard or print development can be considered when a stock fabric cannot create the intended result.
Embroidery & foil
Review artwork, thread, backing, foil finish and how the process changes the fabric.
Hotfix rhinestones
Confirm stone size, placement, adhesion, pressing limits and the intended care route.
Beading & handwork
Set density, attachment method, security and the approved workmanship reference.
Approval controls
Approve the process before applying it across a complete garment.
The exact trial depends on the technique. The purpose is to expose material, placement and durability risks while changes are still manageable.
| Technique | Buyer input | Development approval |
|---|---|---|
| Custom jacquard or print | Artwork, repeat, colour target, base fabric and intended garment. | Swatch or strike-off reviewed for scale, colour and hand feel. |
| Foil print | Placement, finish, colour and care expectation. | Panel trial reviewed for coverage, handle and process stability. |
| Embroidery | Artwork, thread direction, density and placement. | Embroidery strike-off reviewed with the proposed fabric and backing. |
| Hotfix rhinestones | Stone size, spacing, placement and care expectation. | Placement and adhesion trial reviewed before garment application. |
| Beading and handwork | Placement map, density, material and visual reference. | Workmanship sample reviewed for appearance and attachment security. |
Material compatibility
Acetate, linen, wool and silk do not accept every process in the same way.
Heat, needle penetration, tension, added weight and backing can change drape or leave visible marks. PIPK reviews the embellishment together with the fabric and the garment construction rather than treating it as a separate decoration order.
- AcetateCheck heat sensitivity, shine, pressure marks and the effect of added weight.
- LinenReview weave openness, distortion, shrinkage and support behind dense work.
- WoolConsider pile, pressing response, bulk and how the surface detail sits on structured panels.
- SilkControl needle marks, puckering, transparency, backing and handling.
Development route
One approval sequence from artwork to bulk reference.
Complex workmanship is priced and timed after the style, material and required density are understood.
Assess the reference
Identify the visual target, construction interaction and technical risks.
Develop the trial
Prepare the appropriate strike-off, panel or workmanship sample.
Approve the garment
Review placement, balance, fit, finish and attachment on the development sample.
Control production
Use the approved sample and process details as the bulk workmanship reference.
Review one complex style
Send the design, placement and material direction.
Include reference images, quantity, size range and the required surface technique.
Discuss the workmanship