Digital guide · PDF

The 1:1 Guide. How to make our clothes.

The fabrics, measurements, build specs and cost ranges for every KYNE piece, plus how to find a factory to make them.

What's inside
  • Fabric specs for each piece: fibre, weight in GSM, and finish
  • Full measurement charts, S to 2XL, for the boxy fit
  • How to find and brief a manufacturer, with a message template
  • What goes in a tech pack, with a filled example for the tee
  • Sampling, minimum orders and typical cost per piece
  • Labels, tags and packaging
  • A quality checklist for samples and bulk orders
Collection 01 / Core — first look

KYNE
STUDIO

Premium blanks, cut boxy. Six heavyweight pieces with no logos and no graphics. The fit, the fabric and the colour do the talking.

Collection 01 · 6 pieces

Core blanks

Every piece is fully blank on the outside. Branding lives only on the inside label. Open any piece for its colourways, back view and full spec.

Size guide · draft

Cut wide, cut short

A boxy Japan-style fit that runs about one size smaller than US sizing. Measurements are taken flat on the garment, in centimetres.

Tee
SizeChestLengthSleeve
S486620
M516921
L547222
XL577523
2XL607724
Hoodie & crew
SizeChestLengthSleeve
S536359
M566661
L596963
XL627265
2XL657466
Cargo
SizeWaistInseamHem
S367222
M387423
L407624
XL427825
2XL447926

Draft chart. These numbers are starting points for this style of fit. Replace them with measurements from your reference garments before sampling.

Brand system

How KYNE looks

The rules every garment, tag and post follows, so the brand reads the same on a hoodie and on a phone screen.

Marks
KYNE

The K is cut by the signal wave. Garments stay blank, so the marks live on inside labels, hang tags and packaging. The wordmark is always set in wide caps with open tracking.

Type
Signal
Manrope for body copy and product notes.
JetBrains Mono · specs & tags
Colour
Void#06060A
Static#F2F1F6
Pulse#FF2E93
Ion#2EE6FF
Phase#7A5CFF

Garments are cut in Void, Static and muted solids. The bright three are for the website, tags and packaging, never the clothes.

Packaging motif

Stacked sine lines that tighten toward the centre. Used on tissue paper, mailer bags and the site, not on garments.