Emilia M.

Industrial Designer specializing in soft goods, footwear, and hybrid hard+soft consumer products. Master's in Sneaker Essentials (FIT), Bachelor's in Industrial Design, and 5,270+ hours of agency work backed by Sofeast — a Shenzhen-based product engineering and manufacturing team. I design products that get made. Every deliverable is built to move from concept into actual production: accurate tech packs, 3D visualizations that match what the sewing shop will produce, and construction logic that respects real manufacturing constraints. When a project needs sampling or production, Sofeast can carry it forward without the usual designer-to-factory translation losses. What I design: • Footwear — sneakers, sandals, slippers, midsoles, uppers, lasts • Bags, backpacks, packs, and carry systems • Padded and cushioned soft goods — floor mats, seat cushions, camping gear, outdoor equipment • Hybrid products that combine sewn construction with injection-molded parts, hardware, or electronics • Branded apparel, accessories, and licensed merchandise • Broader industrial design — consumer products, home goods, kitchen items What I deliver: • Detailed tech packs ready to send directly to a prototype sewing shop or manufacturer • 3D and photorealistic visualizations for reviews, pitches, and e-commerce • Pattern construction, material callouts, stitch and hardware specs, BOMs • Trend research and concept development • Branding, packaging, and print-ready graphics for the finished product Languages: English (Native), Spanish (Native). Tools: Rhinoceros, AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite, Keyshot. Best fit: sewn, padded, or hybrid hard+soft products that need to actually be manufactured — not just rendered. The combination of industrial design training, soft-goods construction expertise, and in-house factory access is what sets this work apart from solo fashion designers who stop at the concept render.