MEET MOE • CLIENT CONSULTATION BUILDING AN APPAREL LINE

FOUNDER • CEO • TEXTILE ENGINEER Moe Soltani

Working directly with a client on product direction, development and how to build an apparel line.

MEET THE FOUNDER

Moe Soltani

Textile Engineer • Founder & CEO of Euphoric Colors

For more than 29 years, textiles and garment manufacturing have been more than my profession — they have been the work I have chosen to build my life around.

My technical foundation began with textile engineering studies in Germany and developed through decades of hands-on work across textiles, garment development, pattern making, fabric sourcing, production engineering and apparel manufacturing.

Today, as founder and CEO of Euphoric Colors, I work directly with designers, entrepreneurs and established apparel companies to understand the product they are trying to create and determine the most practical path from concept through production.

That can mean discussing fabric, fit, construction and machinery, reviewing a tech pack, examining an existing garment or sitting down with a founder to work through the bigger question: How do we build this line correctly?

29+ YEARS Garment & Textile Industry

TEXTILE ENGINEERING Technical education developed in Germany

HANDS-ON ADVISORY Product, manufacturing & brand guidance

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EXPERIENCE CHANGES WHAT YOU SEE

I Don't Look at a Garment as Just a Sewing Job

After decades in textiles and apparel manufacturing, you learn that many production problems begin long before a garment reaches the sewing floor. Fabric, pattern balance, fit, construction, seam selection, shrinkage, finishing and production planning all influence the final product.

01 TEXTILES

Start With the Material

Fabric weight, construction, stretch, recovery, hand, shrinkage and finishing can change how a garment fits, sews and performs.

02 PATTERN

Build the Right Foundation

A strong garment begins with a pattern that reflects the intended fit, fabric behavior and construction method.

03 CONSTRUCTION

Choose the Right Sewing Method

Seam type, machinery, operator technique and construction order all affect durability, appearance and production efficiency.

04 DEVELOPMENT

Solve Problems Before Bulk Production

Samples and fittings are opportunities to identify issues before the same problem is repeated across an entire production run.

05 MANUFACTURING

Design With Production in Mind

A creative product still needs a realistic construction method, material plan, production sequence and cost structure.

06 BUSINESS

Understand the Decision Behind the Product

Quantity, timing, development cost, fabric minimums and production strategy can be just as important as the design itself.

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I still get excited when someone brings me a fabric, a garment or even an idea and asks, “How can we make this better?” That is the part of this business I have never stopped loving.

— MOE SOLTANI

THE WORK IS NEVER ONE PERSON

Experience Matters. So Does the Team Around It.

Euphoric Colors is not built around one individual doing every job. Apparel development and manufacturing require people with different technical skills working together — from the first pattern through the final inspection.

01 PATTERN & DEVELOPMENT

Building the Product

Pattern making, measurements, fit evaluation, revisions and the technical preparation required before production.

02 SAMPLE ROOM

Testing the Construction

Experienced sample sewing helps translate technical information into a garment that can be evaluated, corrected and approved.

03 CUTTING & PRODUCTION

Moving Into Manufacturing

Cutting, industrial sewing and specialty equipment bring the approved product into repeatable production.

04 QUALITY & FINISHING

Completing the Garment

Inspection, finishing, labels, pressing and packaging help prepare the final product for the customer.

WHY NO STAFF DIRECTORY?

Our website focuses on the expertise and departments behind the product rather than turning employees into marketing assets. The people doing the work are an important part of Euphoric Colors, and the best way to understand that team is through the product development and manufacturing process itself.

TALK WITH MOE

Bring Me the Product, the Problem or the Decision

If you are considering a new garment, reviewing a manufacturing problem, choosing a fabric, planning production or deciding how to move a collection forward, start by showing me what you have.

A tech pack is ideal when available. Samples, reference garments, sketches, fabric swatches and product images can also help us understand the project and determine the right next step.

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