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IN/TLTECH PACK · v0.1
Generated 2026-06-04 · Spec Synthesis #5 · Concept #1

IN/TL/1 — Tapered French Terry Sweatpant, Bone

400gsm GOTS organic cotton French terry tapered sweatpant — the highest-conversion SKU in the category, priced at $135.

Categorysweatpants
Target retail$135
Fabric weight400 gsm
Estimated landed cost$40
Estimated margin70.4%
Confidence86%

Material & construction

FabricGOTS-certified organic cotton French terry, 400gsm, pre-shrunk, garment-dyed post-sew for color depth and shrink control
Silhouettemid-rise tapered straight, elasticated waistband with internal flat drawcord, single back welt pocket, ribbed ankle cuff, no side seam pockets to maintain clean face
Constructionflatlock seam on inseam and outseam, clean-finish waistband with 1.5" covered elastic + internal flat drawcord, ribbed 2x2 ankle cuff 3.5" tall, single back welt pocket 5.5"W x 5.5"H, bar-tack at pocket corners
Trimssatin woven neck label inside waistband with factory name + worker wage disclosed, embossed leather flag at left hip seam, flat woven drawcord in matching colorway
Finishinggarment-dyed after sew, single enzyme wash for hand softness, pre-shrunk to <3% residual shrinkage

Colorway

Bone (#E8E4D9)Washed Black (#2B2B2B)Slate (#6B7280)

Points of measure (size M)

Specs as recommended. Grade S/L/XL using standard rules (2" chest/hem jumps for tee, 1.5" waist/hip for sweatpant). Tolerance ±¼" on critical dimensions.

PointSize M
inseam29"
back rise14.5"
front rise11"
waist relaxed13.5" (27" stretched)
hip at 7in below waist22"
ankle opening before cuff7.5"
knee at 14in below crotch9.5"
thigh at 1in below crotch12.5"

Recommended factory profile

RegionPortugal
Required certificationsGOTS, OEKO-TEX 100
RationaleCoelima is a confirmed Asket supplier for heavyweight French terry; MOQ 100–300 achievable; lead time 8–12wk; GOTS and OEKO-TEX certified; IN/TL can physically visit for transparency documentation

Demand evidence

Risk flags

Tentree's 113 sweatpant sellouts may reflect broad SKU count rather than single-style depth — sell-through per SKU unknown
400gsm French terry garment-dye adds ~$4–6 to landed cost vs. piece-dyed; margin sensitive to dye batch yield
Bone colorway requires rigorous dye-lot consistency; Portugal mills manage this well but first-run variance risk exists
Capital constraint ($5K–$15K) limits initial run to ~100 units at ~$40 landed; single color only at launch is advisable

Why this for IN/TL

Sweatpants posted 113 sellouts in 30 days — the single highest conversion number in the live dataset. At $135, IN/TL sits $26–$60 below Cole Buxton's tested premium tier, making the price defensible on craft alone. The Everlane vacuum specifically targets former buyers of French terry bottoms in this exact price range. This SKU anchors Drop #1 AOV and gives the open-ledger transparency narrative its most functional proof point: a $135 pant with a published $40 landed cost, named factory, and disclosed worker wage is structurally different from anything Shein-owned Everlane can credibly claim.

Acceptance criteria (sample review)