Urban nightscape
Pre-launch · Validation 2025–26 Sircilla, Telangana — 18.3851°N 78.8232°E Target Markets: US / EU

REF-001 / Brand System Overview

Engineered Outerwear
for Urban Variability.

SYSTEM THREADS applies systems engineering methodology to outerwear — treating every garment as an assembly of interdependent performance modules. Form is a derivative of function.

Request Specification Sheet / Notify on Launch

No marketing. Specification updates only.

SYSTEM THREADS™ — BRAND SYSTEM v0.1 LAUNCHING 2026 — BUILT DELIBERATELY
Urban rain
OBSERVED / CLIMATE

REF — VAR.01

Urban thermal range
Single commute window
~4h exposure cycle

8–14
°C
urban thermal variability per single commute cycle

SECTION 02 / Problem Frame

The Friction of
Modern Outerwear.

Urban environments expose a structural gap between what outerwear claims to solve and what it actually addresses. This is not a design problem. It is a systems failure.

FIG.01 — Conventional construction. Zero performance specification applied to thermal management or moisture response.

CLASSIFICATION: Fashion outerwear. Thermal performance: unspecified.

Variable 01 — Climate Variability

Urban microclimates shift 8–14°C within a single commute cycle. Most outerwear is spec'd for a static thermal scenario — offering zero adaptability across that range. The result: layering chaos or comfort compromise.

Variable 02 — Over-engineered Outdoor Gear

Technical outdoor brands optimize for 6,000m altitude that 99.3% of purchasers never encounter. Structural redundancy built into every seam — weight and bulk without proportional urban utility. Misaligned specification targets.

Variable 03 — Under-engineered Fashion Jackets

Premium fashion outerwear treats construction as aesthetic variable. Seam integrity, thermal retention, and abrasion resistance are afterthoughts — subordinated to 18-month silhouette season cycles with no performance specification targets.

Variable 04 — Absence of System Thinking

The modern wardrobe is assembled, not designed. No consideration for thermal layering stacks, modular compatibility, or performance interaction between garments. Each purchase is a standalone artifact in a space that demands a coherent system.

Fabric macro
TARGET / MATERIAL SPEC

ISO 811 / Hydrostatic pressure
test protocol applied

≥

15,000
mm — Hydrostatic Pressure Resistance
minimum target · ISO 811 water column test · laminate system

SECTION 03 / Engineering Approach

01 / 04 — MATERIAL SCIENCE

Material Science

Fabric selection driven by measurable performance matrices: hydrostatic pressure resistance (≥15,000mm), moisture vapor transmission rate (MVTR ≥10,000 g/m²/24h), and UV degradation coefficients. No material enters the spec until lab-validated against ISO standards. Face fabric, membrane, and backer are treated as a laminated system — not individual layers.

Laminate Architecture DWR Chemistry Fiber Denier
≥15,000mm ISO 811
Textile fabric weave

FACE FABRIC — LAMINATE SYSTEM

Denier: TBD / Weave: TBD

ISO 811 CERTIFIED MEMBRANE

Technical pattern engineering

PATTERN GRADE — TECHNICAL REVIEW

Seam axis: motion-capture derived

TOLERANCE: ±3mm ALL POINTS

Climate adaptation zones

THERMAL ZONE MAPPING

Operative range: −5°C to +22°C

MODULAR INSULATION SYSTEM

Precision manufacturing sewing

STRUCTURAL SEAM — SPI 12–14

Double-fell construction

ISO 13934-1 TENSILE TESTED

Stitch precision
SPEC / MANUFACTURING
12–14
SPI — Stitches Per Inch
structural seam density target · all load-bearing seam classes
Textile loom Sircilla
18.3851° N
78.8232° E
SIRCILLA
CLUSTER WORKFORCE
~120,000
TELANGANA, IN

SECTION 04 / Manufacturing Origin

Built Where Textile
Legacy Meets
Modern Precision.

18.3851° N, 78.8232° E — Sircilla, Telangana
Established textile cluster: ~2,000 registered looms
Powerloom heritage: post-1970s industrialization

Sircilla operates as one of India's most concentrated powerloom economies — a district whose industrial identity is inseparable from textile production. Decades of accumulated craft knowledge, combined with a skilled workforce, make it the logical anchor for a precision manufacturing operation positioned for global quality standards.

01 — Existing Skill Base

Generational expertise in fabric construction, loom calibration, and finishing operations. Retrainable to technical outerwear standards with targeted upskilling in seam engineering and quality control systems.

02 — Modernization Intent

Phase-wise introduction of automated cutting, CAD pattern digitization, and ISO-aligned QC infrastructure. Augmentation of existing capability — not replacement.

03 — Vertical Integration Target

Consolidated facility integrating raw material processing, lamination, cut-and-sew, and QA within a single controlled environment. Reduces variability. Compresses lead times. Tighter tolerance enforcement.

PORT DISTANCE

~340 km

Chennai (MAA)

STATUS

Phase 1

Vendor Assessment

SECTION 05 / Development Phases

Product Roadmap.

Three structured phases. Each gate-controlled. No acceleration without evidence from the prior phase.

Phase 01 — Active

Validation

2025–26
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Market signal collection — professional interviews, wardrobe audit data, size curve research

→

Vendor assessment in Sircilla — capability audit, stitch quality sampling, compliance check

→

Prototype build: 3 silhouettes × 2 fabric systems — internal destructive testing

→

Brand system architecture — positioning, visual language, spec sheet framework

GATE: Prototype approval + 2 confirmed production partners

Phase 02 — Pending

Controlled Production

2026–27
→

Initial run: 150–300 units. SKU-controlled. Direct-to-professional distribution (US/EU)

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Dimensional QC — 100% batch inspection against tolerance spec. ±3mm on all measured points

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Post-purchase feedback loop — structured 90-day, 180-day user data collection

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Financial model validation — landed cost, margin stack, pricing elasticity by market

GATE: ≥85% QC pass rate + positive unit economics confirmed

Phase 03 — Planned

Vertical Integration

2028–30
→

Consolidated Sircilla facility — fabric treatment, lamination, cut-and-sew, finishing under one roof

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Automated CAD/CAM cutting integration — ±1.5mm tolerance target on critical seams

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Proprietary fabric blends with regional fiber suppliers. IP registration.

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Export infrastructure: FTZ registration, CE compliance, B2B wholesale activation

GATE: Series A / strategic partnership closed

SECTION 06 / Quality Specification

Measured,
Not Marketed.

Performance claims are quantified or they don't exist. Every metric maps to a standardized test protocol. Target values are floors, not aspirations.

TESTING STANDARDS

ISO 811 — Water resistance

ISO 13934-1 — Tensile strength

ASTM D4966 — Abrasion (Martindale)

ISO 6941 — Seam integrity

AATCC 135 — Dimensional stability

Hydrostatic Pressure Resistance

ISO 811 · Water column (mm)

≥ 15,000 mm

Moisture Vapor Transmission Rate

ISO 11092 · g/m²/24h

≥ 10,000 g

Abrasion Resistance — Face Fabric

ASTM D4966 · Martindale cycles

≥ 50,000 cy

Stitch Density — Structural Seams

SPI · Stitches per inch

12–14 SPI

Seam Tensile Strength

ISO 13934-1 · Newtons (N)

≥ 450 N

DWR Retention — Post 20 Washes

AATCC 22 · Rating /100

≥ 80/100

Lifecycle Durability Target

Simulated wear · Urban use profile

7+ years

Dimensional Tolerance — All Points

Batch QC · Millimetre deviation

± 3 mm max

Durability
TARGET / LIFECYCLE
7+
Years — Lifecycle Durability
simulated wear cycles · urban use profile · anti-planned-obsolescence
Urban night

SECTION 07 / Launch Status

Launching 2026.
Built Deliberately.

We are not racing to market. Every phase is gated on validated outputs. No previews. No hype. Specification updates when each phase closes.

SECTION 08 / Principal

The Operator
Behind the System.

SYSTEM THREADS is designed and led by a product operations and business systems professional with 5+ years translating complex technical requirements into structured, scalable solutions — across enterprise software, aerospace manufacturing, and cloud infrastructure. The same methodology applied here.

Principal Identifier

Sumith Gorityala

Business Systems Analyst · Product Operations · Data-Driven Solutions

Cleveland, OH sumithgorityala23@gmail.com (216) 415-4617

Education

MS, Information Systems

STEM · Dec 2025

Cleveland State University

BTech, Mechanical Eng.

JNTU Hyderabad

Certifications

CSPO®Scrum Alliance · 2026
AWS SAAIn Progress
AZ-900 / OCIIn Progress

Technical Capability Stack

Product & Agile

JiraAzure DevOpsConfluenceFigmaRICE / MoSCoWScrumBacklog MgmtWireframing

Enterprise Systems

SAPOracle ERPSalesforceAWSAzureT2 SystemsVDI

Data & Analytics

SQLPythonPower BITableauExcel / VBAA/B TestingKPI Tracking

Operational Deployments — 5+ Years

Jan 2024 – Dec 2025

Cleveland, OH

Business Systems Analyst

Cleveland State University

→

Owned end-to-end operations for multi-platform enterprise parking ecosystem (T2 Systems SaaS, LPR cameras, custom web apps) serving 5,000+ daily users — improved operational efficiency 30%

→

Reduced average incident resolution time 75% (48h → 12h) via systems analysis, workflow audits, and data-driven process redesign

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Maintained 99.5%+ system uptime for 15,000+ campus users; reduced support ticket volume 40% through documentation and self-service tooling

Enterprise SaaSAgile / ScrumStakeholder Mgmt

Nov 2022 – Jul 2023

Hyderabad, India

Solutions Analyst

Aerotronic Technologies

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Translated enterprise requirements into technical specifications for aerospace/defense products — temperature sensors, wiring harnesses, CNC-machined components

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Competitive analysis across industrial, railway, and aerospace segments contributed to 25% enterprise revenue growth

Aerospace / DefenseReq. Engineering

Sep 2021 – Nov 2022

Hyderabad, India

IT Systems Analyst

Ampler Technologies Pvt Ltd

→

Delivered cloud migration (AWS/Azure), VDI, networking and endpoint security solutions to 50+ enterprise clients

→

Expanded solution portfolio via OEM onboarding; informed product positioning through usage analysis and market research

Cloud / InfraAWS · Azure

Dec 2019 – Aug 2021

Bangalore, India

Product Analyst

Well Ergon

→

Built integrated workplace wellness product ecosystem via strategic tech partnerships — Freespace, Dormakaba, Shycocan

→

Drove 35% increase in enterprise client base through market research, competitive positioning, and stakeholder-driven requirements translation

Product StrategySmart Office / IoT

Seeking — Product Owner · Business Systems · Product Operations

Available for high-growth environments where systems thinking, operational rigor, and engineering fluency are non-negotiable.