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Garments Production Process

The garments production process involves 18 main steps: 1) design/sketch, 2) pattern design, 3) sample making, 4) production pattern, 5) grading, 6) marker making, 7) spreading, 8) cutting, 9) sorting/bundling, 10) sewing/assembling, 11) inspection, 12) pressing/finishing, 13) final inspection, 14) packing, 15) dispatch. Each step is required to transform a design concept into finished garments ready for export, with quality checks and buyer approvals throughout the process.

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Garments Production Process

The garments production process involves 18 main steps: 1) design/sketch, 2) pattern design, 3) sample making, 4) production pattern, 5) grading, 6) marker making, 7) spreading, 8) cutting, 9) sorting/bundling, 10) sewing/assembling, 11) inspection, 12) pressing/finishing, 13) final inspection, 14) packing, 15) dispatch. Each step is required to transform a design concept into finished garments ready for export, with quality checks and buyer approvals throughout the process.

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Garments Production Process:

Stepwise garments manufacturing sequence on industrial basis is given below:


Design / Sketch

Pattern Design

Sample Making

Production Pattern

Grading

Marker Making

Spreading

Cutting

Sorting/Bundling

Sewing/Assembling

Inspection

Pressing/ Finishing

Final Inspection

Packing

Dispatch

Operation of Garments manufacturing are given


below in details:
SL
No.

Operation

Job
It is given by buyers to manufacturers

Method

01

Design/Sket
ch

02

Basic Block

03

Working
Pattern

04

Sample
Garments

05

Approved
Sample

06

Costing

07
08

Production
Pattern
Grading

09

Marker
Making

10
11
12
13

Fabric
Spreading
Cutting
Sorting &
Bundling
Sewing

14

Ironing &
Finishing

15
16
17

Inspection
Packing
Cartooning

18

Dispatching

containing sketches including


measurements of particular styles
Basic block is an individual component of
garments without any style of design
(without Allowance, Style, Design)
When a pattern is made for a particular style
with net dimension regarding the basic block
along with allowance then it is called
working pattern.
To make a sample, this will be approved by
buyer. After making a sample, it is sent to
buyer for approval to rectify the faults
After rectify the faults, sample is again sent
to buyers. If it is ok then , then it is called
approved sample

Fabric Costing

Making Charged

Trimmings

Profit

Making allowance with net dimension for


bulk production
If the buyer requires different sizes, so
should be grade as S, M, L, XL, XXL
Marker is a thin paper which contains all the
components for different sizes for a
particular style of garments
To spread the fabrics on table properly for
cutting
To cut fabric according to marker dimension
Sort out the fabric according to size and for
each size make in individual bundles
To assemble a full garments
After sewing we will get a complete garment
which is treated with steam ironing & also
several finishing processes are done for
example extra loose thread cutting
Should be approved as initial sample
Treated by Polyethylene bag
After packing, it should be placed In
cartooning for export
Ready for export

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