Designing is the first and most crucial stage of the garment manufacturing process. It involves:

• Market Research – Identifying trends, customer preferences, and competitive analysis.
• Fabric Selection – Choosing appropriate fabrics based on design, season, and cost.
• Sample Development – Producing prototypes and making necessary modifications.
• Approval & Costing – Finalizing designs and estimating costs for mass production.

Once the design is finalized, production begins with:

• Pattern Making & Grading – Creating the template for different sizes.
• Fabric Cutting – Cutting the fabric as per the pattern.
• Sewing & Stitching – Assembling fabric pieces using sewing machines.
• Finishing & Trimming – Removing loose threads, adding embellishments, and pressing garments.

To ensure the best quality, rigorous checks are performed at various stages:

• Fabric Inspection – Checking for defects like stains, holes, or color inconsistencies.
• In-line Inspection – Monitoring quality during the stitching process.
• Final Inspection – Examining finished garments for stitching, measurements, and overall appearance.
• Testing – Conducting durability, shrinkage, and colorfastness tests.

Once garments pass quality checks, they are packed and shipped:

• Tagging & Labeling – Adding brand tags, wash care instructions, and size labels.
• Folding & Packing – Neatly folding and packing garments as per buyer requirements.
• Carton Packing – Placing packed garments in cartons for bulk shipment.
• Dispatch & Logistics – Shipping orders to retailers, wholesalers, or direct customers.