THE MRM COLLECTION / PRINT & PATTERN
Your artwork.
Your next collection.
Printed men’s underwear for private-label development.
Explore the print.
Choose the shape.
Make it distinctly yours.
01 / EXPLORE PRINT DIRECTIONS
Print references & original design concepts
Bring us your direction.
No design reference matches these filters. Discuss your artwork and preferred shape with MRM.
A starting point for your collection. Print concepts are visual references; physical samples are confirmed separately.
Plan a collection ↗BRAND PARTNERSHIPS
Experience behind your collection.
Brands we have worked with across MRM’s underwear projects.
A shared understanding of product, fit and brand identity.
02 / PRINTED UNDERWEAR DEVELOPMENT
From your design brief
to the finishing details.
A closer look at the stages behind your collection.
Bring your artwork. Define the reference at each step.
Define the design
Define the design
Review the shape, panel layout and technical drawings alongside your artwork.
Discuss this step ↗Explore print & fabric
Explore print & fabric
Discuss fabric texture, artwork scale and the print direction for your collection.
Discuss this step ↗Develop the sewn sample
Develop the sewn sample
Review how printed panels, seams and the waistband come together.
Discuss this step ↗Review colour references
Review colour references
Compare fabric colour samples under controlled light before agreeing the reference.
Discuss this step ↗Check the finish
Check the finish
Define the appearance, finishing and measurement checks for your garment.
Discuss this step ↗Plan the packaging
Plan the packaging
Agree individual bags, labels, barcodes and the packing format for your order.
Discuss this step ↗Artwork, colour and garment references are agreed for each project.
Discuss your artwork ↗03 / MATERIAL & PRINT
A print is only part
of the fabric story.
Start with the feel and fit you want.
Review the printing route for the selected material.
THREE THINGS TO REVIEW
01Fabric & handfeel
Bring the composition, weight or swatch you have in mind. Review the drape, stretch and intended fit.
02Colour & detail
Discuss the colour reference, fine artwork and repeat scale on the chosen fabric. Review a physical print sample.
03Panels & movement
Check placement around seams, the pouch and leg openings. Agree how the print should look when the fabric stretches.
The printing method, colour result and test requirements are confirmed for your chosen fabric and sample.
04 / SHAPE & PLACEMENT
One print direction.
A choice of silhouettes.
Compare the shape, then define where the artwork sits.
Measurements and construction follow your sample brief.
DETAILS TO AGREE
Frame the print with your brand.
Review waistband colour, logo repeat and alignment with the body artwork. Keep the brand reference consistent across the collection.
Discuss this detail ↗05 / PRIVATE LABEL & PACKAGING
Let the whole collection
carry your identity.
A coordinated product and presentation.
From branded elastics to the way your order is packed.
WAISTBAND / DIGITAL CONCEPT
Colour, logo scale and repeat — considered alongside the print.
06 / INSIDE MRM
Meet the people.
See the work behind the product.
MRM Intimates supports underwear development
through material review, sampling and manufacturing.
THE MRM SAMPLE SHOWROOM
A place to start
the conversation.
Review MRM’s company-wide sample displays, compare product directions and bring your own references to the discussion.
Explore samples with MRM ↗From the cutting table to final packing.
Discuss manufacturing ↗07 / MRM AT TRADE EVENTS
Conversations that
start with the product.
MRM’s exhibition displays and buyer exchanges.
Explore the collection, then talk through your own brief.
08 / HOW WE WORK
One agreed reference.
A clearer next step.
Keep the sample, specifications and order details together.
Record what is approved before production moves ahead.
Quantities, sample terms, timing and inspection requirements are confirmed for your project.
Plan the next step ↗09 / QUALITY & DOCUMENTS
Agree the checks.
Review the evidence.
Define the product requirements before production.
Confirm which records apply to your materials and order.
Material & trims
Print colour, fabric reference and agreed waistband details.
Fit & construction
Artwork placement, measurements and print appearance at seams.
Garment & packing
Appearance, labels, size breakdown and pack requirements.
COMPANY DOCUMENT LIBRARY
A closer look at the documents.
Review the document holder, validity and applicable scope.
Company records do not automatically cover every fabric or product.
10 / BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE
Your artwork.
A few practical answers.
Bring a design or a reference. We’ll help define what needs to be reviewed for your project.
Ask about your project ↗What should I send to start?
Share your artwork or design reference, preferred shape, target market and estimated quantities. Include size requirements and any waistband or packing references.
Can one artwork be used across different shapes?
It can be reviewed for different shapes. Pattern scale, panel dimensions, seam placement and logo position need to be checked for each garment.
Which fabric and printing method should I choose?
The route depends on your selected material, artwork and intended feel. Share a swatch or specification so the options can be reviewed before sampling.
How do we confirm colour and placement?
Review artwork scale and garment placement first, then agree the physical print and sewn sample references. Record changes before giving written approval.
Can the waistband and packaging match my brand?
Discuss the logo, waistband colours, labels, hangtags and pack format together. Review the relevant artwork and samples as part of your brief.
What are the minimum quantity and lead time?
These are confirmed for the selected fabric, print, shape, quantity breakdown and development scope. Share your estimated quantities and preferred date for a project-specific quotation.
YOUR NEXT PRINTED COLLECTION
Your idea.
Let’s put it in motion.
Bring your artwork, market and estimated quantities.
We’ll work through the details together.
WHAT TO INCLUDE IN YOUR BRIEF
- Artwork & preferred shape
- Quantities by design & size
- Branding & packaging requirements
- Target market & preferred schedule