A cut-and-sew statement piece built from contrasting fabric panels horizontal splits, contrast sleeves, or paneled yokes. More pieces, more labor, more impact.
Color blocking can’t be faked with off-the-shelf blanks; it demands true panel cutting and sewing. That construction difficulty is exactly what makes it read as premium off the rack.
Every panel is cut and sewn separately, the one hoodie style that proves real cut-and-sew capability rather than decorated blanks.
Horizontal splits, contrast sleeves, or paneled yokes of two to four colors is the sweet spot for impact without visual clutter.
Panel seams are topstitched so the join becomes a deliberate design line, not just a construction necessity.
Each panel is dyed and matched to your Pantone references, then approved together as a combination before cutting.
Panels are pre-shrunk and color-tested together, so contrast colors hold and don’t bleed into each other in the wash.
Send a flat sketch with your panel lines, and we pattern it exactly the layout is entirely yours to design.
Color blocking is the purest proof of cut-and-sew capability: it cannot be faked with blanks. Every panel is cut separately, colour-tested against its neighbours, and joined with topstitched seams that become part of the design. The panel layout is the
Chestline color change across the body is the cleanest, most ordered blocking layout, with the seam doubling as a design line.
Raglan or set-in sleeves cut in a second color read athletic and vintage at once and pair naturally with a contrast hood.
Shoulder and chest yoke in a contrast tone the subtler, more technical blocking that suits premium positioning.
For any split from your tech pack, send a flat sketch with panel lines, and we pattern it exactly.
Panels are Pantone-matched individually and color-tested together before cutting, so contrast combinations stay stable in the wash. If you need other colors, get back to us; we will guide you how the procedure will work.
All panels are color-matched from the same fabric quality so the garment feels uniform.
Heavier, structured panels for a premium-weight blocked piece.
All panels are pre-shrunk and color-tested together so contrasting colors won’t bleed into each other in the wash. A cold wash inside-out is recommended.
| Size | Chest (cm) | Length (cm) | Sleeve (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 57 | 69 | 62 |
| M | 60 | 71 | 63 |
| L | 63 | 73 | 64 |
| XL | 66 | 75 | 65 |
Customizable to your tech pack send panel lines on a flat sketch.
2–4 panels is the standard range; beyond four, cutting and sewing complexity rises steeply, and the design usually reads busy. If your concept needs more, we’ll quote it honestly with the added labor shown.
Yes, every extra panel is a separate cut, alignment, and topstitched join. The labor difference is itemized in your quote so you can decide where blocking earns its margin.
No, panels are pre-shrunk and color-tested together before cutting, and the combination is wash-tested on your PP sample. What you approve is what survives the customer’s laundry.
Yes, every panel is dyed and matched to your Pantone references individually and then approved together as a combination on lab dips before cutting.
We place embroidery clear of topstitched joins; by default stitching across a seam risks distortion. If your design demands it, we’ll sample it first and show you exactly how it sits.
Multiple fabrics have to be sourced, dyed, matched, and cut separately, and each garment carries more sewing operations; sampling runs 10–14 days and bulk 5–7 weeks.
