The garment Industry Processes

The garment Industry Processes

Design and pattern creation: Garment designers create sketches and patterns, which are then converted into digital files. These files are used to create the final pattern for the garment.

Fabric sourcing and cutting: Fabric is sourced and chosen for each garment. The fabric is then cut according to the pattern created in step one.

Laying and cutting fabric for new products: The process of laying and cutting the fabric is repeated for each new garment or textile product.

Sewing and construction of the garment: The cut pieces of fabric are sewn together using industrial sewing machines to create the final garment.

Embroidery and screen printing (if applicable): Embroidery and screen printing can be added to the garment as a decorative or branding element. This step requires specialized machinery and skilled operators.

Finishing processes, such as adding zippers, buttons, and labels: Once the garment or textile product is constructed, finishing elements such as zippers, buttons, and labels are added.

Ironing and pressing: Once the garment is constructed and any additional elements are added, it is ironed and pressed to ensure that it is flat and smooth.

Quality control and inspection: The garment is then inspected for any defects or issues, and any necessary repairs are made.
Final quality control and inspection before shipping: The finished garment or textile product is then inspected for any defects or issues, and any necessary repairs are made before it is packaged and shipped to retailers or customers.

Packaging and shipping to retailers or customers: The finished garment is then packaged and shipped to retailers or customers.