Brand OS
Samples16
Sub-collection 10
Sub-collection 20
With reference0
Sub-collection 1
Sub-collection 2
Look 1
Look 2
Look 3
Look 4
Look 5
Atlas Collection 2026
Manufacturing Order
Sample size: M
1 unit per style
Look 1
Look 2
Look 3
Look 4
Look 5
Atlas Collection 2026
Manufacturing Order
Sample size: M
1 unit per style
Atlas Collection 2026 — Wholesale Price List
Min order: 1 unit per style  ·  Available SS26
Look 1
Look 2
Look 3
Look 4
Look 5
Wholesale Order Form
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Style
Colour
Wholesale
Retail
Qty
Brand Name
Tagline
Brand Concept — your big idea
USP — Unique Selling Point
Target Customer
Market Positioning
Brand Adjacencies — brands that sit next to yours
30-Second Elevator Pitch
The Cadet
Discipline. Uniformity. Leadership.
Structure, control, sharp silhouettes, tradition. Power expressed through precision and form.
The Druid
Mysticism. Nature. Ritual.
Earth, memory, healing. Layers, raw textures, symbolic motifs. Wisdom in cloth.
The Shepherd
Protection. Simplicity. Movement.
Rural life, functional garments. Tactile, slow, humble. Soft power through material honesty.
50%
Directional
Fashion-forward, brand-defining pieces that set the tone
30%
Repeat
Seasonal reworks of bestsellers and key looks
15%
On-Trend
Pieces that reflect the moment through your lens
5%
Innovation
Editorial, experimental — made for media and moments
Product Development
Fabric & Materials (sampling)
Sample making (per garment ~£200)
Tech packs & pattern cutting
Trims, labels & hardware
Bulk production (deposit 50%)
Packaging & tags
Brand & Marketing
Brand identity / logo design
Website / e-commerce build
Photography & content creation
PR & influencer outreach
Trade show / pop-up
Shipping & logistics
Total Investment Needed
£20,100
Product Dev Only
£14,500
Brand & Marketing Only
£5,600
Inputs
Units produced200
Average RRP£350
Sell-through rate75%
Wholesale vs DTC split50% wholesale
Cost of goods (% of RRP)25%
Projected Results
Total retail value
Units sold
DTC revenue
Wholesale revenue (×0.5 RRP)
Total revenue
Cost of goods
Gross Profit
Grant
Arts Council England — Project Grants
£1,000 – £30,000
Open to individual artists and creative practitioners. Fashion projects with cultural/artistic merit eligible. Rolling deadline.
UKGrantsNo repayment

artscouncil.org.uk
Grant
British Fashion Council — NewGen
Mentorship + financial support
BFC's flagship support programme for emerging UK designers. Provides funding, mentoring, showroom space at London Fashion Week.
UKMentorshipLFW Access

britishfashioncouncil.co.uk
Grant + Loan
Innovate UK — Smart Grants
Up to £500,000
For businesses developing innovative products. Sustainable fashion tech, digital/physical innovation, new materials eligible.
UKInnovationSustainability

ukri.org/innovate-uk
Business Support
Start Up Loans — British Business Bank
£500 – £25,000
Government-backed personal loan for starting or growing a UK business. Fixed 6% interest. Free mentoring included. No equity given up.
UKLoanMentoring included

startuploans.co.uk
Grant
The Prince's Trust — Enterprise Programme
Up to £5,000 + mentoring
For 18–30 year olds starting a business. Grants, low-interest loans, and ongoing mentoring support. Fashion & creative businesses welcome.
UK18–30Mentoring

princes-trust.org.uk
Award
Fashion Trust Arabia / LVMH Prize
€300,000 (LVMH) / $200,000 (FTA)
Prestigious international prizes for emerging designers. Massive industry exposure alongside financial prize. Open annually.
InternationalAwardPrestige

lvmhprize.com
Investment
Crowdfunding — Kickstarter / Indiegogo
Raise what you need
Pre-sell your collection to fund production. No equity given up. Builds community and validates demand before committing to bulk.
GlobalPre-salesCommunity

kickstarter.com
Grant
Creative Industries Finance — Creative England
£10,000 – £100,000
Investment and grants for English creative businesses. Fashion with cultural/digital dimension welcomed. Business support included.
UKInvestmentCreative

creativeengland.co.uk
Personal Checklist
Your Funding Plan
Track your applications
Month 1–2
Research & Design In Progress
✓ Define collection concept and identity
✓ Complete collection grid (A–F, Looks 1–5)
✓ Gather all reference images
→ Finalise tech packs for all 16 garments
→ Confirm fabric suppliers and request swatches
Month 2–3
Sampling Up Next
→ Send tech packs to sample maker / factory
→ Approve fabric and trim swatches
→ 1st toile fittings for all key pieces
→ Pattern alterations and 2nd toile
→ Confirm final specs before bulk
Month 3–4
Sourcing & Pre-Production
→ Place fabric and trim orders (bulk)
→ Confirm manufacturer and sign off pricing
→ Apply for funding (grants, loans)
→ Pay production deposit (typically 30–50%)
→ Confirm labelling, packaging, hangtags
Month 4–6
Bulk Production
→ Bulk cutting and sewing begins
→ Mid-production QC check
→ Approve pre-shipment samples
→ Pay production balance
→ Arrange shipping and customs documentation
Month 5–6
Brand & Marketing Build
→ Finalise brand identity and logo
→ Build website / e-commerce
→ Shoot campaign content (photo + video)
→ Brief influencers and PR contacts
→ Build social media content calendar
Month 6–7
Sales & Launch
→ Goods arrive at warehouse / studio
→ QC all delivered units
→ Upload to website — go live
→ Outreach to wholesale buyers and showrooms
→ Launch campaign drops on social media
→ LFW / trade show presentation (if applicable)
Month 7+
Sell-Through & Replenishment
→ Track sell-through weekly
→ Restock bestsellers if possible
→ Clear excess with limited offers
→ Begin next collection research
→ Review financials — plan Season 2
← Collection Grid /
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Monthly Fashion Budget
Lifestyle & Values
Where they shop
How often
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Style References
What they want to feel
Brand
Price Point
Type
Why they shop there
Name & Age
Vibe in one line
Budget
Strengths
What is working?
Weaknesses
What is holding you back?
Opportunities
Where could you grow?
Threats
What might hurt you?
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