Factory: Tunic

Tunic — A wearable poster created as a continuation of the collection inspired by the French May '68. Its starting point is the protest graphics and cinema of the French New Wave, particularly Jean-Luc Godard’s The Outlaws. The poster has been removed from the wall and transferred into the wardrobe.
Sheer organza drapes along the body, and two slits allow for the hands to pass through.
Red silkscreen printing is reminiscent of street slogans, while the light fabric contrasts with the sharpness of the political statement.
The garment retains the form of a rectangular poster and can be released in a small run.

Item Size — One Size.
The finished canvas is 700 × 1500 mm, designed for a vertical fit on the body.
Main material: 100% polyester organza, with a surface density of 50 g/m², supplied in a 1500 mm wide roll.
Single-color red print applied via screen printing.
Two oval armholes, 150 × 200 mm, oriented vertically.

Main fabric — Organza, 100% polyester, 50 g/m²
Sewing thread — Thin polyester, white
Paint — Plastisol, red
Printing method — Screen printing
Edge finishing — Double hem, 0.5 cm

Unfurl organza according to patterns
Laser cutting of slits
Trimming of slits with a beater and hemming of edges
Screen printing of print
Quality control and packaging

Potential Production Locations:
The silkscreen workshop at the Design School on Brick and HSE Fashion LabsFinished product size—70 × 150 cm. Cutting pattern size with allowances—72 × 152 cm.
Additional hardware (buttons, zippers, fasteners) is not included.Consumption and cost per unit:
Organza—0.76 sq. m with paired cutting—228 ₽
Thread—15 ₽
Silkscreen printing—100 ₽
Sewing—200 ₽Total: 543 ₽Estimated retail price—3000 ₽Minimum possible run—30 pieces
Estimated production time—2 weeks

Preliminary Grant Budget for 30 Units: 30 × 543 ₽ = 16,290 ₽. Contingency for sample production and setup, stencil preparation, testing, and transportation: provisionally 12,000 ₽. Total model requirement: 28,290 ₽