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Bomber jackets
A compact outerwear shape with a defined collar, cuff and hem.
Rib tension, sleeve shape and lining easeQIANLONG / CRAFTSMANSHIP LIBRARY
Embossing
Pressure and heat pressed into a compatible surface to create a permanent relief pattern. The design sits in the material rather than on it, which gives a subtle, integrated look. Die making is the first step, so the pattern is fixed before production starts.
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Embossing — how it runs
| Best on fabrics | Visual effect | Artwork needs | Limits / risks | Typical add-on lead impact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PU, leather-like surfaces, non-wovens and firm woven or knitted cloths | Raised or recessed relief with a clean, integrated finish | Die artwork as vector outlines; depth and scale specified | Relief can flatten with heavy wear or washing; not every fibre will hold the impression | Die production sits ahead of the run and sets the earliest start date |
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Lightweight jackets
A lighter shell program for layering and transitional collections.
Shell hand feel, seam finish and packing bulk
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Long utility coats
An extended pocket-led outer layer for urban collections.
Pocket access, hem movement and closure construction
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Trench coats
A belted woven coat with carefully placed functional details.
Belt position, vent ease and storm flap balance
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Utility jackets
Pocket-led construction with functional closure details.
Pocket layout, reinforcement and hardware
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Wool-blend coats
A structured long layer with a controlled wool-blend hand feel.
Interfacing, lapel shape and lining balance