Designing bespoke in-flight products for you
Our in-house design team can help bring your vision to life.
Our process
Consulting
Establishing your wants and needs in the product to identify a problem and frame a brief to guide the design process.
Design
Our designers work towards exploring and creating designs that an new and innovative yet cost effective.
Develop
We design for manufacture! Our designers collaborate with our partner factories to ensure the production process runs smoothly.
Deliver
We have our own warehouse facility and supply chains to ensure products and dispatched on time and arrive to you quickly and efficiently.
Luxe Cutlery - Case study
Designing innovative cutlery for first-class cabins.
The client was a long-haul airline seeking a premium 4-part cutlery set for their first-class meal service. They requested a pattern on the handle for grip and a premium feel.
Exploring options for exposure.
The design process started with the sketching process to explore possible designs to proceed with. These designs are presented to the client for approval.
Sketching with detail.
Feedback and development sketches show the design in a more detailed light. This helps clients decide whether the design can be approved for CAD.
Engineering the design.
Our designers develop CAD models of the products and create technical sheets that can be sent to our partner factories for processing.
In this case, the cutlery was specified to be forged in 18/10 stainless steel with a polished finish.
Delivering a refined product to market.
We provide renders and 3D visualisation of the outcome once computer modelling is complete for our clients to see. This helps them approve the design or propose changes if they wish to do so.
Our goal is to design products with enough visible detail to ensure your expectations are met!
Economy amenity kit - Case study
Curating an economical amenity kit design for premium economy passengers.
The client was a budget airline seeking a custom-designed amenity kit that is low cost yet includes the basics such as an eye mask, dental kit and ear plugs.
Brainstorming form.
Exploring ideas is an important part of our process! Simple sketching can help form stronger forms and narrow down design possibilities.
Adding detail and texture.
As the process advances an evolving design specification helps to refine the final idea in the form of a concept. This is where details like materials, texture and packaging are finalised.
Pioneers in soft goods design.
Our designers are well-equipped with industry-leading software used in fashion design.
This ensures approved designs are better executed by our factories to deliver accurately on design intent.
Providing comfort to premium economy flyers
Designing and delivering a cohesive package when it comes to kits is something we are good at delivering.
No stone is left unturned when it comes to detail.
Economy Class Cutlery - Case study
Designing lightweight cutlery for economy class.
Creating new and innovative flatware style cutlery that helps to elevate the dining service on economy suites.
Engineering for functionality
Manipulating the material through strategic cutting and bending allows the cutlery to have structural integrity.
Balancing style with sustainability.
Crafted with premium materials and a sleek, ergonomic design, these cutlery sets offer a luxurious feel while being lightweight and easy to handle, ensuring comfort for passengers during their meals. Their contemporary aesthetic enhances the overall table setting, creating a refined atmosphere that complements gourmet inflight dining. Additionally, the sustainable materials used align with airlines' eco-friendly goals, making these cutlery sets not just a stylish, but also an environmentally responsible choice.
Trendy Business Class Kit - Case study
New and bold concept for comfort
Amenity kits designed to enhance passenger comfort on long-haul flights should seamlessly integrate with the business class suites, offering a sense of continuity and consistency. The design should draw inspiration from the cultural and historical significance of the airline, reflecting its identity, while incorporating sustainable elements to align with eco-conscious practices.
Providing branded cosmetics for familiarity.
Clients frequently seek to include cosmetics from renowned brands in their amenity kits to boost passenger familiarity and confidence, making the kits more desirable. Contact us today to explore potential brand partnerships and find the perfect fit for your needs.
Developing print options
Creating vectorized patterns for use in renders and production enables purposeful exploration and application of designs. These patterns are scalable and printable in this format, allowing for flexible and precise usage.
Design influenced by cultural significance and sustainability.
Providing options where requested gives clients the opportunity to explore innovative possibilities for their products. Companies often seek to introduce something fresh for their customers, and offering various choices helps enhance exposure and supports informed decision-making.
Luxury Business Class Kit - Case study
Creating amenity kits with quality and heritage.
Amenity kits designed to enhance passenger comfort on long-haul flights should seamlessly integrate with the business class suites, offering a sense of continuity and consistency. The design should draw inspiration from the cultural and historical significance of the airline, reflecting its identity, while incorporating sustainable elements to align with eco-conscious practices.
Virtual pattern testing and model making
Exploring stitching, material malleability and form through fabric modelling allows a bespoke design to be fabricated with bespoke dimensions.
Choosing materials with purpose
Using woven cotton paired with a chemically recycled zipper minimizes the reliance on virgin plastics. By reducing the use of virgin materials and enhancing the recyclability or compostability of products at the end of their life cycle, a more ethical and sustainable outcome is achieved.
Design influenced by cultural significance and sustainability.
Creating a kit that that has consistency in design throughout to bring it together as one package.
