About

A finance graduate who found his craft in pattern precision.

I entered garments in 2022 without a textile degree or formal pattern-making course. I learned by doing: digitizing senior pattern masters’ hard patterns, grading existing work, studying corrections and gradually taking on development responsibility.

Professional story

Progress built through observation, repetition and responsibility.

My BBA in Finance & Banking did not provide a conventional route into apparel. Pattern making became the place where structured thinking and practical making met. Gerber AccuMark gave me a working language: points, curves, balance, measurements and controlled change.

Today I work in the Sample department at Intercept Shirt Manufacturing Limited, part of VLR Tex Group. My work focuses on woven development—particularly shirts and overshirts—through the full sample feedback loop.

I do not present myself as a finished garment technologist. My direction is to earn that depth through stronger construction, fit, fabric and production knowledge, supported by evidence and consistent documentation.

Career journey

From CAD support to pattern responsibility.

Pattern Master / Pattern Maker

Intercept Shirt Manufacturing Ltd. · VLR Tex Group

Sample department · woven shirts and overshirt development

Assistant Pattern Maker

Fun Factory BD Ltd.

Pattern adjustment, grading, sample support and consumption work

Assistant Pattern Maker / CAD pattern work

International Trading Service Ltd. · Standard Group

Started with digitizing and grading; progressed into development work

Operating values

How I want the work to be judged.

01

Accuracy over theatre

Claims should be specific, supportable and clear about their limits.

02

Learning in public

Documenting the path from observation to stronger technical judgment.

03

Confidentiality by design

Sharing methods and lessons without exposing commercial source material.

04

Systems thinking

Connecting pattern, fabric, construction, fit and feedback as one system.