Tech Pack Measurements

A tech pack's measurement specification sheet is a table of detailed measurements for a garment that defines its fit and sizing.

These steps will guide users to understand how to use the Tech Pack Measurements Features.

To create measurements, there are three options:

1. Create a New Measurement Card through the Design and Development Page. 
2. Create a New Measurement Card through the Measurements Library page.
3. From the File on your device.

Step 1

To access the Tech pack Measurement Page, select Collection & Style > Style from the left bar menu. Select your created style and click Tech pack > Measurement on the style menu.

Step 2

The Tech Pack Measurements page will display the Measurement card from the input page that Users have assigned in the design and development page.

Step 3

Select the final version card of the style.

Nb: the Version that corresponds to the version of the Input Page on Design and Development in the version section.

Step 4

The Tech Pack Measurements content is automatically added from the input page on the library of the Design and Development Page.

Users can create the Tech Pack Measurements content manually on the Page.

Step 6

This page allows users to modify or create measurement information except for the Name of the measurement card. Go to the measurement card to change the following settings: Standard Size, Sample Size, Measurement type, Measurement Unit, Image, Measurement column, and Note.

Nb: You must complete all the required fields when you update the measurement. You can follow this instruction to update the page or when creating a Product measurement.

Step 7

Select Save in the lower-right corner.

Step 8

Select Export on the upper right of the page to select the measurement card you want to export.

Step 9

Select Export on the upper right. The product material is available in two file formats: PDF (Landscape or Portrait) and Excel. Users may select their preferred format when saving the product material.

The downloaded file in PDF (Landscape) Format, you'll receive the file that looks like this:

The downloaded file in PDF (Portrait) Format, you'll receive the file that looks like this:

The downloaded file in Excel Format, you'll receive the file that looks like this: