(Aug. 2024 - Apr. 2025) This was my most recent techpack that I worked on. This was a senior capstone project that lasted my final two semesters at Cal Poly Pomona and also involved contributions from other people, so the pages shown are only six of the pages I contributed to significantly. In total, there were 16 total pages that covered everything from the individual pattern pieces used to the way the garment would be packaged and even included cost information needed to create the garment.

The idea came from the fact that Cal Poly Pomona doesn’t have a football team, so this is roughly what I wanted the jersey to look like if there ever was one. The design is a simple football jersey with a slightly boxed and cropped fit and a two-tone color scheme. The bottom half of the jersey if a cream, mesh knit fabric while the yoke and neckline are a shiny, green double knit. The horse, jersey number, and name on the back are all screen-printed while the stripes on the sleeve are vinyl transfers.

Overall, this was my favorite project to work on because of the memories I got to make with my friends during the entire process. In terms of the techpack itself, this is also my best work done. All the information regarding the garment was effectively communicated and ultimately led to a sold-out garment. This was also my first time developing a techpack that would be used to actually produce a garment, so it was exciting to see the final product that my hard work produced. The final garment is able to be seen on the Cal Poly Pomona AMM department instagram page along with the other garments that were a part of the collection.

Side note: While I did not do the techpack for the other four garments in the collection, I was responsible for the quality assurance of all the products as well as ensuring a safe delivery to the buyer.