FASHION INFRASTRUCTURE
From sketch
to factory.
The technical layer between
designers and manufacturers.
FASHION INFRASTRUCTURE
The technical layer between
designers and manufacturers.
NEIRA is looking for 10 founding beta testers — fashion designers and factory directors — to co-build the technical infrastructure between design and manufacturing.
You create collections and spend hours building tech packs manually. You know the pain of miscommunication with factories.
You receive briefs every week that are incomplete or inconsistent. You lose time chasing specs before production starts.
Full access to NEIRA forever. No subscription, no hidden fees — ever.
Your name in the product as a founding contributor. Early access to all new features.
Weekly direct access to Cloé. Your feedback shapes the product roadmap.
Everything shared stays confidential. Your data, your designs, your factory information.
NEIRA is built first for Korea. Beta testers get priority factory network access.
Documented contribution to NEIRA's development — useful for your portfolio and network.
Test a minimum of 3 tech packs on real garments from your collection or production line
Submit structured feedback via simple form — 10 minutes per week maximum
One 30-minute video call per month with Cloé to review progress and share insights
Mutual NDA to protect both your data and NEIRA's proprietary technology
NEIRA was born from a simple frustration: the gap between what a designer imagines and what a factory receives. Miscommunication, failed samples, endless back-and-forth — every fashion brand knows this pain.
We built NEIRA to be the technical layer that closes this gap. Not another design tool. Not another PLM. The missing infrastructure between creative intent and factory execution.
Based in Seoul, at the intersection of fashion manufacturing and technology — where the problem is most real.
NEIRA is currently in private beta. We are building with a small group of fashion designers and factory directors who share the belief that the fashion supply chain deserves better infrastructure. If that's you — we'd like to hear from you.