About — the foundryFB·X·ABT
Cloth, cut the way engineers build.
Fabric Blueprint is a house in Missoula, Montana, making a small apparel line with an engineer’s discipline. Every piece answers to the same idea — that anything worth making is worth specifying first.
The thesis
Every garment begins as a specification, and is built to tolerance.
A specification is just an honest description of a thing before it exists: what it must do, what it is made of, how you will know it is right. Engineers write them. So do patternmakers. We built a company around the conviction that the discipline is the same.
The line takes considered patterns and returns heavyweight, documented garments. Nothing ships until it has been measured against the spec it came from. That is the whole company, stated plainly.
PrinciplesFB·X·P
Four rules, one line.
The standard isn't a slogan. These are the things we actually refuse to skip.
Specify first
Nothing is built before it is written down and agreed — scope, constraints, and the definition of done, in plain language.
Document the make
Materials, methods, and makers are named, not hidden. A spec sheet should describe exactly what a thing is and how it was built.
Inspect to tolerance
Every unit is graded against the spec it came from. Work that falls out of tolerance does not leave the floor.
Build to last
Every garment is made to outlive the moment that sold it — durability is the point, not a feature.
On the recordFB·L·01
The firm, in full.
We publish the legal particulars in plain sight. A company that asks for your card should be easy to identify, locate, and hold to account.
- Legal name
- FABRIC BLUEPRINT LLC
- Entity type
- Limited Liability Company (LLC)
- State of formation
- Montana, United States
- SoS file number
- C1650298 - 17269950
- Date filed
- June 15, 2026
- EIN
- 98-1949969
- Business purpose
- E-Commerce Apparel Retail & Technology Consulting Services
- Governing law
- State of Montana, United States
The lineFB·X·99
The fastest way to understand the standard is to hold it.
Every piece in the line ships with the specification it was graded against. Browse the catalogue, or write to us with a question — we reply within two business days.