Hi Gupta :-) Very nice creations.
About what you wrote in your comment : "all the uniform styles uploaded so far in the gallery are my own designs/creations" : It is now several weeks ago that I´m thinking that your patterns could be used to create real garments. IMO, some of them would be successful in clothing shops.

Hai Marcus,

Thank u very much for your warm comments for all my uploads.

U R the only one person I found giving very good comments for every uploaded designs in the gallery and encouraging everyone by your warm comments. (pls do continue)

Coming to your comments - all my designs/styles are derived from actual/real garment patterns.

I worked as ´Marine Radio Officer´ in Merchant Navy for almost 15 years and I left my job for my personal and family reasons.

I am not young enough to be employed in the garment Industries, trying for freelance job.

designing few men´s Shirts will upload later in gallery.

Gupta Sridhar

Good work - I think this is where MD2 shows it´s value - you get to technically try out designs without cutting cloth - which is low risk.

If you are doing visuals at this level settle on a design you like - get it market tested (try etsy) & then find yourself a ´sample´ maker when you want to move forward. Take a low risk approach ... and cross over with both makers and buyers with your visuals. You might be surprised by the support. Remember people plug in to ´what´ & ´why you do´, ´what you do´.

Hi Sridhar,
Your work is excellent, well done.
Is it possible to contact you, I´m based in Mumbai and you can reach me at vmalhotra@vsnl.com

You are correct mr/mrs angel.

3D sampling reduces the cost a lot.

we can design the garment and experiment with textures available or to be developed,
once design is approved/satisfied, then we can make ´real sample garment´ for marketing or for merchandising.

3D Sampling also reduce sample making time drastically.

Gupta Sridhar

Gupta, thank you for your kind comment about ... my comments :-)
Pssst ... Angel is a man; by the way, interesting what he wrote about Etsy :
[ http://www.etsy.com/category/clothing?ref=fp_ln_clothing ]
Congratulations for your professional background as a Marine Radio Officer.
I´m always fascinated by those gigantic ships approaching the ports.