Designer

I post designs that need patterns

I'm a designer

I want a garment produced

Step 01 — The sketch

Post your design

Front view, back view, fabric, fit, sizes. Your design can come from a sketchbook or an image generator — never from a copied garment.

Step 02 — The pattern

A pattern maker drafts it

A vetted professional accepts the brief and delivers pattern, render and tech pack. You approve on the render — payment stays in escrow until you do.

Step 03 — Production

The workshop takes over

Request quotes from partner factories. On order confirmation, the platform delivers the pattern straight to the workshop.

Escrowed payment · Vetted pattern makers · Pattern delivered on your approval

Your project

  • One-off piece
  • Small run
  • Production
  • Just looking

Designing has never been easier. Producing has.

Generative AI put fashion sketching within everyone's reach — the industrial pattern is still a trade. That's the gap Patterngain closes: your image, whatever its source, becomes a graded pattern, a tech pack, then a small run.

Today's creators aren't passively adopting creative generative AI: they are deliberately curating the tools they trust.
Mike PolnerVP Product Marketing for Creators, AdobeAdobe — Creators' Toolkit Report 2025

SourcesAdobe — Creators' Toolkit Report 2025NC State University — BoF-McKinsey State of Fashion 2024Fashion Dive — McKinsey State of Fashion 2025

FAQ

Who owns the pattern?

You do. You approve on a render, then the pattern and tech pack are delivered to you. And if you order production, the platform sends the file set straight to the workshop — nobody copies your design along the way.

Are my AI-generated images accepted?

Yes — that's the heart of the service. The only rule: an original design, drawn or generated, never a copy of an existing garment. You certify it when posting.

What if I don't like the render?

Three revisions are included, each with a written reason so the pattern maker knows what to fix. Beyond that, a team-arbitrated dispute settles it — and your payment stays in escrow until you approve.

Join the workshop

One account, your role, and you're in. Roles are permanent — each has its own space.