Fewer decisions.
No giant blank catalog. No fabric-language exam. No false precision.
Built by devs. Worn by teams.
One shirt standard. Real-person fit guidance. Your brand. We handle the apparel details.

CodeSewn Standard
The product model is deliberately small. CodeSewn does the garment homework once, validates it with suppliers, and gives teams a clear default.
Supplier validation is in progress. Unverified technical specifications stay unpublished.
No giant blank catalog. No fabric-language exam. No false precision.
Feel, weight, fit, and wash behavior come before the supplier table.
The same approved standard can carry the next release, offsite, or founding milestone.
How it should feel
These are the working product targets—not published supplier specifications. Final claims appear only after validation.
Real-person fit
Consented fit references will show height, approximate weight, size, and preferred fit. They are context—not a sizing guarantee.
No fabricated measurements or model data will appear here. The structure is ready for consented photography.
For teams
The organizer sees progress. Each teammate chooses fit and fulfillment privately.
Upload the identity and choose the moment the Drop should mark.
Share one private claim link with the team.
Each teammate submits size and fulfillment details.
After approval, CodeSewn coordinates the confirmed production and fulfillment plan.
The CodeSewn Mark
Four independent squares create a subtle collaboration signature. The upper-right coordinate is always CodeSewn Red. The client remains visually dominant.
CodeSewn owns the four points.
The client owns the space between them.
Digital geometry demonstration only. Production placement and physical dimensions require approved vector and supplier specifications.
CodeSewn Drops
Start with the moment—not a product catalog. Each Drop begins as a manual, reviewed brief.
Mark a release, launch, or version your team brought into the world.
Start with this DropGive a funding milestone a physical place in the company story.
Start with this DropA limited edition for the first people who chose to build it.
Start with this DropUse model, revision, and test metadata to configure a hardware Drop.
Start with this DropA team edition for the day the work meets the room.
Start with this DropTurn the sprint output into a team artifact—without adding apparel homework.
Start with this DropGitHub · Future pilot
The first pilot is deliberately manual: a release or contributor milestone becomes a reviewed CodeSewn Drop. No GitHub App or Action exists yet.
Questions, answered plainly
When a supplier or operational detail is still open, the answer says so.
CodeSewn is preparing one Standard Tee. Feel, fit, decoration behavior, and repeatability are validation targets; supplier-confirmed technical details will appear on The Tee page when they are ready.
You send a private claim link. Each teammate chooses their own size and fulfillment preference; organizers do not receive private body or fit inputs.
Individual shipping can be enabled for a Drop. We confirm the available shipping plan and any added cost before production.
Yes—request one through Create a Drop. Availability and price are confirmed by the team before anything is charged.
Minimums can vary with artwork and production method. Share your estimated team size and we will confirm what is workable before you commit.
Turnaround is confirmed after artwork, quantity, sizes, and shipping are known. We do not publish an unverified blanket promise.
Built by devs. Worn by teams.
Send the identity, the occasion, and the rough headcount. We’ll turn it into a clear next step.