Upload one photo of a garment you or a client is developing. Get technical flats, photoreal renders, a bill of materials and a lettered measurement spec — factory-ready.
The draft does the blank page. You do the judgement.
A flat lay or hanger shot, front view — back view optional and it improves accuracy. Phone photos are fine; images are resized automatically.
Technical flats front, side and back, photorealistic renders, a bill of materials, construction details and a standard point-of-measure list. 50+ garment types.
Every calculated value is flagged so you know exactly what to verify. Fill in measurements, draw POM callout lines on the flats, export a clean two-page pack.
Most factories won’t quote without one. This is the same structure they receive from a professional technical designer — not a moodboard with measurements written on it.
A one-off pack of drafts, or the whole production toolkit if you’re drafting regularly.
If you’ve worked in a bigger brand you know the PLM vocabulary. If you’re running yours out of Google Sheets you know the pain. Runsheet keeps the concepts — BOMs, POMs, colorways, size runs, COGs, MOQs — without the enterprise price tag or the six-month implementation.
Break your MOQ down by size and colour, XS through XXL across every colorway, and copy a clean factory request straight to your email.
Fabric cost per yard × yards per garment, CMT, development, fixed costs — with retail and wholesale profit calculated as you type.
Track fit rounds in one place. Your factory just replies to email — no login, no portal to learn — and their reply lands back in your project.
When the pack is ready, find who’ll make it: a directory of factories with reviews from real production runs.
List on the consultant directory so brands looking for a technical designer or patternmaker can contact you directly.
Yes. Sign up, no card, and your dashboard link plus one tech pack draft arrive by email straight away — you don’t wait on anything. Your public directory listing is a separate step I review by hand, usually within a day or two, and it doesn’t hold up your draft.
Everything visible in your photo — silhouette, construction, closures, pockets — comes back drafted. Anything a photo can’t reveal, like exact measurements or fibre content, is clearly marked for you to fill in. That marking is the point: you always know which numbers are yours to confirm.
If you want a quote from a factory, yes. Most manufacturers won’t price a garment from a photo and a description — they need the spec, the bill of materials and the points of measure to know what they’re costing. Sending a first email without one is the most common reason a brand hears nothing back. It is also what a sample room works from, so the same document that gets you quoted is the one that gets it made correctly.
Yes. The export is a standard two-page tech pack: spec grid, flats with lettered POM callouts, BOM, measurements table with tolerances, and construction notes — the same structure factories receive from professional technical designers.
Runsheet Core is $49 one time for 3 drafts — no subscription, nothing recurring. Pro-Studio lists at $199/month ($1,990/year); the first 10 studios lock in the founding rate — $99/month or $990/year — for as long as they stay subscribed. Both start with a 14-day free trial (card on file, nothing charged until day 15) — for 20 drafts every month plus the full production toolkit: colorways, size runs, live costing, sampling projects. A couple of drafts, start with Core. Drafting regularly, Pro-Studio is roughly a third the price per pack.
50+ — tees, hoodies, trousers, jackets, dresses, swim, intimates, loungewear, hats, bags and more, each starting from a standard point-of-measure set you can fully edit. If yours isn’t listed, pick the closest and adjust.
No — it replaces the blank page. Consultants use Runsheet to draft in minutes what used to take hours, then spend their time where it actually pays: measurements, tolerances, grading and construction judgement. Many also list on the consultant directory to get found by brands.
Upload one photo. See what comes back. Decide after that.
Runsheet.