How It Works
A clear process built around informed decisions.
Every lingerie project is different, but buyers should always know what happens next. LaceSource uses a six-step process that keeps scope, materials, sampling and production decisions visible.
Six steps
What is the LaceSource manufacturing process?
LaceSource uses six steps: first review, product direction, materials and details, sampling, pre-production alignment, and production and review. Timing depends on product complexity and approvals—the sequence is the process map, not a fixed calendar promise.
01
First review
Clarify brand, customer, product scope, market and current readiness.
Output: Shared project requirements
02
Product Direction
Align silhouettes, requirements and the intended collection structure.
Output: Defined development direction
03
Materials & Details
Review material behavior, trims, colors and customization priorities.
Output: Material and detail decisions
04
Sampling
Create and review samples against the agreed product intent.
Output: Reviewable product samples
05
Pre-production Alignment
Confirm specifications, approvals and production expectations.
Output: Production-ready confirmation
06
Production & Review
Move into production with agreed checkpoints and clear communication.
Output: Completed production program
What helps the first conversation?
Share product scope, design readiness and market context before the first review. Categories, assortment focus, sketches or Tech Packs, and destination market notes help LaceSource recommend the right path faster.
Product scope
Categories, assortment focus and whether this is a first collection or an expansion.
Design readiness
Sketches, Tech Packs, references or only brand direction.
Market context
Target market, channel and any known compliance priorities.