Case study / Swimwear
An adjustable two-piece swim system developed from silhouette through construction, fit and production definition.
The development journey
The bikini moves from a clear visual proposition into a coordinated system of ruching, ties, fit references and production-ready material definition.
Confidentiality note Some details in the original technical documents have been intentionally blurred to comply with NDA obligations and client approval requirements.
Stage 01 / Visual direction
The colour CAD establishes a black triangle bikini with delicate gold-tone tie ends. Front and back views align the ruched cups, halter ties and adjustable side-tie bottom as one coherent system.
Stage 02 / Adjustable construction
Construction drawings resolve the adjustable ruching, removable cup provision, halter and back ties, plus the side-tie bottom and cheeky back. A dedicated detail sheet clarifies the cup channel and tie relationship.
Stage 03 / Fit system
The measurement guide maps each point across the ruched top and high-leg bottom. The companion specification sheet then carries those references into a structured fit review for the sample.
Measurement values and client details remain intentionally blurred in the original files.
Stage 04 / Production definition
The bill of materials consolidates the construction into a single production reference, connecting each item to its placement, content, colour, quantity and supplier information.
Stage 05 / Visual resolution
Product and lifestyle visualisations bring the adjustable silhouette into focus-from the ruched cup and tie architecture to the proportion and character of the complete look.
