Tech Packs & Manufacturing Readiness

Getting Designers Production Ready

Coeur Manufacturing helps brands get production ready, building the technical packages and manufacturing readiness that carry leather goods and handbags from concept to the factory floor.

Spools of leather-stitching thread on a workshop shelf

Photo by Constance Faulk for Pratt Center / Made in NYC

What we do

Get your design ready for production.

Design Refinement

We’ll work together to refine your concept, resolve functional details, and ensure your design is ready for manufacturing.

Technical Documentation

Your design translated into a manufacturing-ready tech pack, complete with technical flat sketches, a bill of materials (BOM), product specifications, construction notes, colorways, and more.

Production Support

Additional support to help you navigate the next steps, from sourcing manufacturers and hardware to reviewing samples, addressing construction issues, and planning for production.

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Coeur tech pack for the Josephine Tote with zipper, rivets and rings
How it works

From sketch to factory floor.

01

Consult

We talk through your design, materials, timeline and goals for production.

02

Document

We build the tech pack: drawings, measurements, materials, hardware and construction.

03

Finalize

We resolve outstanding details and confirm your design is ready for the next stage of development: the physical sample.

04

Hand off

You leave with a production-ready technical package that a factory can quote and build from.

Rolled olive, burgundy and tan leather hides Hands assembling a cowhide Coeur bag on a cutting mat Close-up of an industrial leather sewing machine

Photos by Constance Faulk for Pratt Center / Made in NYC

Who it's for

For brands at every stage of growth.

We work with emerging and established brands alike, helping designers turn their concepts into manufacturable products and navigate the path from design to production.

Emerging leather goods designers
Brands preparing for their first or next production run
Designers transitioning from handmade to factory-made
Established labels entering the leather goods category
Brands looking to manufacture in the USA