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Selected Works [Product Development]
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Calum Buchanan is a Multi-disciplinary Designer specialising in Product and Brand Development.

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Selected Works[Product Development]
Design, Patternmaking, Sourcing, and Sample Development of various styes.
Design, Pattern, Sourcing, and Sampling.
Single Needle Machining, Hand Felled Seams.
Pattern, and Sampling for Ellery Hall.
Pattern, and Sampling for Ellery Hall.
Design, Pattern, Sourcing, and Sampling.
Single Needle Machninig, Hand Felled Seams.
Design, Pattern, Sourcing, and Sampling.
Single Needle Machninig, Hand Felled Seams.
Design, Pattern, Sourcing, and Sampling.
Design, Pattern, Sourcing, and Sampling.
Utility Pocket with Selvedge Detail
Design, Pattern, Sourcing, and Sampling.
Belt Loop with Selvedge Detail.




Au Concours


[Product Development]
Design and patternmaking of three styles for London-based menswear brand Au Concours: the Jacky Western Shirt, Karlshorst Straight Leg Pant, and (yet-to-be-released) Chore Jacket.

The project included the development of a bespoke western-inspired motif for the Jacky Western Shirt, which has since been carried forward into subsequent collections. The shirt has also become the brand's hero piece and best-performing style.



Clothsurgeon


[Product Development]
Product Development and Production Management of a 7-piece capsule repurposing a Raf Simons designed Kvadrat worsted wool boucle, exclusively for Mr Porter’s Small World collection; an initiative that championed people and planet-first manufacturing methods. Made locally in London.


Sold Out[Product Development]
Design, patternmaking, sourcing, cutting, and production of one-of-one shirts for London-based brand Sold Out. Working exclusively with vintage, deadstock, and small-lot handwoven textiles, each garment was individually developed to maximise fabric yield while carefully considering pattern placement, matching, and the unique characteristics of each cloth, resulting in pieces that respect the craftsmanship and provenance of the original textiles.