Why do custom-service prices say ‘Starting at’?+
Published prices cover standard-complexity work that matches the listed scope and begins with a complete brief. Highly technical, heavily embellished, multi-layered or unusually complex products may need a tailored quotation before work begins.
What happens after I request a package?+
Zameett reviews your brief, confirms that the package fits, and sends a written scope covering deliverables, source files, revision limits, timing, assumptions, exclusions and payment terms before work begins.
Are sampling and manufacturing included in these packages?+
No. Physical sampling, material purchasing, physical fabric printing, manufacturing and shipping are quoted separately after the product, quantity, pattern status and delivery requirements have been reviewed.
Do the packages include sewing patterns or pattern grading?+
No. Zameett currently provides measurement specification charts, points of measurement and technical sizing documentation within the agreed scope, but sewing-pattern development and pattern grading are not included.
What counts as a revision round?+
A revision round is one consolidated list of feedback that remains within the approved concept and brief. A new concept, major silhouette change or work outside the agreed direction may require an additional quotation.
Will I receive editable source files?+
Editable files are included where stated. The written scope confirms the applicable format, which may include AI, PSD, PDF, PNG, JPEG or TIFF depending on the service and approved production use.
Does a completed tech pack guarantee a perfect sample?+
No. A tech pack is a production reference, but successful results also depend on competent pattern development, material testing, sampling, manufacturing and physical fit approval. Those stages remain separate unless included in a written proposal.
Can international clients request these packages?+
Yes. Zameett operates from Pakistan and works with clients internationally. Package prices are in USD, and any physical delivery or production route is quoted separately for the destination.