So far, this book has focused on flat, planar laminates in order to simply and easily illustrate composite design and manufacture considerations. However, creating most composite structures (or parts) requires a mould. This chapter considers composite design in the context of part mouldability (i.e. design for manufacture, DFM), and offers the composite designer some guidance on mould design and construction. In terms of part mouldability, special attention is given to draft angles (and undercuts), surface textures and sharp corners. Mould design and construction are examined in the context of mould durability; speed and ease of construction; and the mould tool fabrication cost. A step-by-step mould-making process is presented to enable the reader to better understand moulding considerations for laminates. A simple composite part (a frisbee) is then moulded to illustrate the fabrication process.