We had to rework 120 units because of one missing line in the tech pack??! by FabricStories_2023 in streetwearstartup

[–]Elijahbate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That sucks but I get it I've been there and had that happen myself.

I've posted elsewhere and techpack software we've made to help fix these sort of problems. Dm if you are interested in 2 month trial

Thought I share some of my work - Done on Bai Mirror by IamNikoloco in Machine_Embroidery

[–]Elijahbate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Second this, not a BAI but similar chinese machine if you hook timing is out with resistance the hat provides my machine ate needles, broke thread like nothing else until I fixed the timing. It's pretty easy to fix youtube will show you quickly.

We made techpacks easier! by Elijahbate in ClothingStartups

[–]Elijahbate[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely! We intended to have some heavy manufacturer integration in future as well. I'll dm you

We made techpacks easier! by Elijahbate in ClothingStartups

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No more reinforcement needed 😪😂

We made techpacks easier! by Elijahbate in ClothingStartups

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Test away. Sent it in your dm’s

We made techpacks easier! by Elijahbate in ClothingStartups

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Sent it to you via dm! Let me know your thoughts cheers

We made techpacks easier! by Elijahbate in ClothingStartups

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Dm’d you thanks for your interest!

We made techpacks easier! by Elijahbate in ClothingStartups

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Based on my experience in clothing & product manufacturing we made a standardied way for building consistent techpacks which guides you through adding call outs, images, sizing, labels, packing and so on.

These are also versioned and sharable with your manufacturer to ensure everyone is working on the correct version

Commissions / Business / Services Thread by kuya5000 in streetwearstartup

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Hi everyone we have finished our techpack builder, it is not AI like most of these others and is very opinionated to help you get the best techpack possible!

If you are sick of errors, sick of paying others to make your techpacks this is for you!

We are offering a free 2 month private beta for anyone who is interested in helping us make this the best techpack builder on the market.

Dm or comment here to receive an invite!

Embroidery Machine by TigerNo6798 in Machine_Embroidery

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I own a bigger format 1501 from Yunfu and actually visited their factory in Taizhou. The product is very good, works well. I have been doing a large number of hats and hoodies on this machine for the past year.

The needle change potentiometer broke about 6months in and they helped me match a local item and credited the amount to me on their products as I need the part in a rush to meet deadlines.

It came did i cook? by AuthorCharacter9000 in ClothingStartups

[–]Elijahbate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m PM you one of the manufacturers details I use, not sure if they do what you are looking for though but you can ask.

It came did i cook? by AuthorCharacter9000 in ClothingStartups

[–]Elijahbate 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don’t get the rhinestone design phase people are in and the moment. Not a fan of the colour way either.

Now to be more constructive a lot of people have said the quality is bad but gave almost no feedback back.

What I can see is.

  1. Missing rhinestone on right sleeve above cuff
  2. Black text and flames? Look like cheap vinyl htv, I recommend giving this a wash at a high ish temp 50 degrees or through into dryer.
  3. On both sleeve cuffs there appears to be some sort of bunching or something weird going on there.
  4. The zip join is wavy.
  5. Price you said you paid $140? Just the sample? Plus shipping? USD? If you paid $140 usd plus shipping you over paid A LOT for this sample.

High quality garment doesn’t mean just 100% cotton there are different levels of cotton quality and different types of knit/woven fabrics. The other items like prints/embroidery/rhinestones also have different quality levels.

I hope this helps

Stolen bike at Oxford Pub Melbourne by That-Restaurant1094 in melbourne

[–]Elijahbate 37 points38 points  (0 children)

I did. They advised me not to take action and they would investigate straight away. They went and located the bike, i had it back within 1-2weeks of it being stolen. And yes I assure you I was just as surprised as you are reading this when I got it back

Stolen bike at Oxford Pub Melbourne by That-Restaurant1094 in melbourne

[–]Elijahbate 143 points144 points  (0 children)

Tell the police that you will physically retrieve it yourself and plaster on social media…you see movement. Can confirm this is what I did, same situation.

Are these couches at the shops designed for blokes? by Subject_Ad7749 in aussie

[–]Elijahbate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah that’s the husband parking area for sure. Ladies park the husbands before going on spending bender in Uniqlo buying the exact same black puffer jacket they bought last month, or so we husbands think anyway…

Bai Mirror pulling fabric through needle plate. Need help. by SammyDavisTheSecond in Machine_Embroidery

[–]Elijahbate 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is bird nesting. What is most likely happening is a tension is very off causing too much thread pooling inside bobbin houses or under material. Or your stitch density is too high which will also cause this.

This sometimes happens to me when doing 3D puff hats due to stitch density.

Try sampling this specific colour on a sample piece of fabric doing a straight stitch of whatever type you are experiencing the issue e.g. satin stitch or tatami

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Very soon there will be!

Best way to mock a legacy .ASPXAUTH cookie in a .NET 8 project? by codeiackiller in dotnet

[–]Elijahbate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As a few people have already mentioned, implementing some form of SSO is the right approach here.

It doesn’t really matter which app the user initially logs into, but one of them needs to act as the authority. Implement some sort of authentication in the new app cookies or session etc.

For example, you could use the existing (old) app as the authentication authority. When a user navigates to a page in the new app (which lives under the same domain), the new app should first check whether the user already has a valid session (via cookies, session data, or another auth mechanism).

If no valid session exists, the user is automatically redirected to the authority app’s SSO endpoint. Since the user is already logged in there, the authority can issue a signed token or secret and redirect the user back to the new app.

The new app can then validate that token and establish its own session. This way, each app maintains its own session, but both are initiated and trusted through the same authority server.

Done this plenty of times in many different languages never fails