My name is Anna, and I am an entrepreneur with a fashion background. Graduated as a pattern cutter in 1994, I spent in the industry the following ten years, but left it to pursue a business path. When I came back, I realized that the market had changed dramatically: where there once might have been a sense of scarcity in specialized sewing patterns, now there was abundance — it seemed like every conceivable design had been drafted, digitized, and made available. 

This abundance brought to mind a phrase from Ecclesiastes: “There is Nothing New Under the Sun.” That phrase, written thousands of years ago, made me question the viability of creating something new entirely from scratch. Is there any need for one more Grace Kelly dress or another Chanel inspired tweed suit when countless patterns are already available?

While searching for answers, I analyzed many brands of patterns. The answer, as I discovered, laid not in creating new patterns from the ground up, but in finding clever ways to repurpose and recombine what was already out there. That inspired me to reimagine my approach: now I, too, could put together any style I envisioned without reinventing the wheel.

During this research, I discovered a company with more than 30 years of garment-industry experience that developed an award-winning CAD system. Their designers create each style in a base size directly inside this CAD program, and a specialized module then adapts that same pattern to any set of individual body measurements. Over the years they have built a library of more than 3,000 patterns for women, men, and children—each developed through one consistent methodology. These patterns are available in DXF (AAMA), PLT, and PDF formats, making them ideal for 3D fashion development and effortless import into 3D design software or CAD applications.

As a result, I launched my own business: today, I curate, distribute, and sell this collection of custom digital sewing patterns—each one originally designed in CAD by professional pattern makers and precisely adapted by the program to fit the customer’s unique measurements. Delivered in DXF (AAMA), PLT, and PDF formats, this extensive library is made accessible to meet the exacting needs of 3D fashion designers, sewing contractors, and advanced sewists.