Pattern Development
Pattern planning, development, and revision for garment sampling
STITCH-OUT is a garment development and production studio based in Jung-gok, Seoul. We develop patterns, make samples, and produce garments for client brands.
UNDERKNOT is our own label, launched and operated by STITCH-OUT.
Pattern development, sample making, and garment production for client brands.
Pattern planning, development, and revision for garment sampling
In-studio sample making, fit review, and construction revision
Garment production carried out from our Jung-gok studio after sample approval
Following UNDERKNOT from the first sample to the first production run in the studio.
First production run · On sale
The first production run of the PIGMENT FADE SWEATSHIRT and HEAVYWEIGHT TEE, each in two colors, photographed in the studio with the knot symbol embroidered on the chest. Six frames per set — worn, embroidery, front, back, side tag — plus four short clips. Scroll sideways.
























Photographs and clips show the actual first production run. The photographs keep the studio color; the short clips are in black and white. No faces are shown, and nothing was generated, retouched, or composited.
Reviewing sweatshirt proportions, center-back construction, and the emblem finish.
Preparing embroidery artwork and placement references for the wordmark with a knot and the standalone knot.
Recording the tee samples and three embroidery details after the artwork stage.
Photographing the first production run of the sweatshirt and tee in two colors; 24 frames and 4 clips selected.
On sale at underknot.com (Sept 21) and the NAVER Smart Store (Sept 22), with the first clip posted to Instagram.
Physical samples · Detail review
The tee samples are here, with the logo taking shape in thread. Three physical details document the wordmark, the wordmark with a knot, and the standalone knot on the sample fabric.

A close view of the lettering, spacing, and thread texture.

The UNDERKNOT wordmark and knot embroidered together on a physical sample.

The standalone knot, without lettering, on the actual sample fabric.
These photographs show the embroidery as it appeared on the samples at the time. The finish was refined through physical review.
The physical flat record documents the charcoal-grey body and contrast topstitching at the first-sample stage. The digital fit study is used only as a silhouette reference.
STITCH-OUT's Jung-gok workroom is the base for pattern development, sample making, and garment production.
Physical sample and workroom records from the development process.

This is a current development sample, not the final product. We reviewed the on-body fit of the charcoal sweatshirt, focusing on overall proportion, shoulder line, sleeve volume, and hem balance.

This is a current development sample, not the final product. We reviewed the center-back seam and construction to check how the line settles across the back and how cleanly the structure reads on body.

This is a current development sample, not the final product. The emblem will be reworked to sit flatter and cleaner without puckering the outer fabric. The black version is planned for washing and recoloring before the next review.
UNDERKNOT is STITCH-OUT's own apparel label, developed, launched, and operated alongside our client work. Product pages and releases are published at underknot.com.
For pattern development, sample making, or garment production, include the garment type, current stage, reference material, target quantity, and schedule if known.
UNDERKNOT product and label inquiries use the separate brand address below.