We are often asked how we evolved into creating integrated wearable devices. This evolution is easily understood when you consider our depth of knowledge of the human body, fit, and biomechanics coupled with the decades of product knowledge of complex garments we have created. Stepping into the integration of technology such as displays, sensors, and processors into clothing to create smart garments that further enhance consumer's lives was a natural stepping stone.

As we all know, 3D technology has greatly impacted the field of garment design with an acceleration in the past few years, offering designers and technical designers a new level of flexibility and precision in their designs and product iterations.

Design is the process of identifying a problem or white space opportunity in the market and finding a solution. Through a series of phases in the process the problem is defined, information is collected, requirements are specified, analysis and brainstorming of ideas is performed, the best solution is chosen, development of the solution is carried through, feedback from organization and customer is completed, and the design is iteratively improved and tested until a final product is produced.