Rebecca Ben

Babywear Tech pack design

MEA Business • Freiberufler

Oct 2026 - Oct 2026 • 0 mos

Working with Mea on this babywear project was an opportunity to bring both creativity and practical product knowledge into the design process. One of the first things I considered was the comfort of the baby who would eventually wear the dress. Since babies have delicate, sensitive skin and Mea had not yet chosen a fabric, I took the initiative to recommend a soft, breathable and skin-friendly material suitable for baby clothing. I carried this consideration throughout the development of the baby dress tech pack, paying attention to the garment's measurements, construction, finishing and other production details. The project allowed me to contribute beyond the visual design by helping Mea make an important material decision and providing a clear technical direction for manufacturing.

Activewear tech pack design

Decima • Freiberufler

Nov 2025 - Feb 2026 • 3 mos

Working with Emeka on Decimal's activewear collection gave me the opportunity to contribute to the technical development of a growing sportswear brand. The project covered several garment styles, including activewear sets, tracksuit sets, and T-shirt and shorts combinations. Each style required careful attention to its design details, fabric specifications, measurements and construction to ensure the manufacturer's requirements were clearly communicated. I approached each activewear tech pack with a focus on accuracy and consistency, translating the designs into detailed technical drawings and production specifications. One of my main goals was to ensure that every piece had the information needed for manufacturing while preserving the original design vision. Through this collaboration, I helped Decimal move its activewear concepts closer to production with clear, professionally structured tech packs.