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Water-Resistant vs. Waterproof vs. Submersible: Understanding the Differences in Soft Goods Design
In the world of soft goods design and development, few terms are as misunderstood — and as over-marketed — as “waterproof.” From backpacks and baby carriers to outdoor gear and protective cases, understanding how water resistance actually works can make or break your product’s performance and reputation. At studioFAR, we help clients design and prototype…
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From Idea to Reality: How Soft Goods Prototyping Bridges Design and Production
In today’s fast-paced product world, successful brands move from concept to production faster than ever — without sacrificing quality. The key to that success often comes down to one crucial step: soft goods prototyping. At studioFAR, we see the soft goods prototype as far more than a test model. It’s the moment where ideas become…
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Design for Shipping: Why It’s a Critical Part of Soft Goods Development
When most entrepreneurs think about launching a soft goods product, they picture the design, the materials, and the end-user experience. Rarely do they think about what happens once that product is ready to leave the factory. But in today’s world of rising logistics costs and global supply chain complexity, designing for shipping is just as…
