[GARMENT_TYPE] = Type of clothing (e.g., shirt, dress, pants) [GARMENT_STYLE] = Specific style details (e.g., button-down, v-neck) [CONSTRUCTION_DETAILS] = Special construction elements [VIEW_TYPE] = Perspective (e.g., front, back, side) [ANNOTATION_NEEDS] = Specific measurements or callouts Step 1 → Basic Technical Flat Creation Create a professional technical flat illustration of a [GARMENT_TYPE] in [GARMENT_STYLE] style showing the [VIEW_TYPE] view. Use clean black lines on white background following industry-standard fashion flat drawing conventions. Include accurate proportions, pattern pieces, and construction lines. Show [CONSTRUCTION_DETAILS] with proper technical details including stitching types, seam placement, and hardware. Step 2 → Construction Detail Enhancement Add detailed construction elements to the technical flat: Show all seam lines with appropriate stitch types Include proper representation of closures (zippers, buttons) Add topstitching, bartacks, and special finishing details Indicate fabric direction and grain lines where relevant Show proper drape and structure characteristics Step 3 → Multi-View Development Create a complete technical flat package with all standard views: Front view with all front-facing details Back view with all rear construction elements Side profile (if relevant for fit or silhouette) Close-up details of [CONSTRUCTION_DETAILS] Flat pattern shape indications where helpful Step 4 → Annotation & Specification Addition Integrate [ANNOTATION_NEEDS] and specification details: Add measurement points with indicator lines Include notations for special construction methods Note hardware specifications and placements Add callout boxes for critical details Include relevant production notes Step 5 → Production-Ready Formatting Finalize the technical flat package for manufacturing use: Maintain perfect scale and proportion across all views Use consistent line weights to indicate construction hierarchy Create proper technical flat layout with logical view placement Ensure all text is clear and properly positioned Format all annotation consistently following industry standards Pro Tip: When creating technical flats for production, include a small callout detail of complex construction areas at a larger scale to ensure factories fully understand specialized techniques or unique design elements.