Solutions for samples and sewn production for independent designers and large brands
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Debbie McKeegan speaks to Julia Van Sommen of Sample Room discusses the solutions for samples and sewn production for independent designers and large brands.
Behind every fashion garment is a physical sample. A crucial phase in the apparel development process and yet often the most challenging. In this podcast we explore the fashion industry and how physical sampling remains a challenge for many independent designers and international brands. Sample room, based in Australia, work with designers and manufacturers across the globe, there expertise provides a vital service for apparel sourcing, manufacturers, development teams and product designers.
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